Guns N' Neuroses

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“Death Becomes Him”
Frasier episode
Episode no. Season 11
Episode 9
Guest stars Rachael Harris(Erin)
James Oliver (Barista)
Written by Jon Sherman
Directed by Scott Ellis
Production no. 40571-012
Original airdate 16 December 1993
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Guns N' Neuroses is the ninth episode of the eleventh season of Frasier.

Contents

Kelsey GrammerDr. Frasier Crane
David Hyde PierceDr. Niles Crane
John MahoneyMartin Crane
Jane LeevesDaphne Moon
Peri GilpinRoz Doyle

Lilith Sternin - Bebe Neuwirth

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Lilith is in town for a psychiatric conference, and Frasier reluctantly assumes his obligation to meet with her. Before he does so, an interested colleague of Lilith's sets him up on a blind date with her, not knowing who he really is. Martin's pistol accidentally discharges inside the apartment, creating a trail of destruction that he, Daphne and Niles try to hide from Frasier.

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