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Cliff's plans to sue the owner of a dog that bit him become secondary when he meets the woman to whom the dog belongs.
Cliff's plans to sue the owner of a dog that bit him become secondary when he meets the woman to whom the dog belongs.
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S5, EP21 "Simon Says"Frasier's colleague from his Rhodes scholar days, Dr. Simon Finch-Royce, is a world-renowned marriage counselor and is in Boston to accept an honorary degree; Diane asks Finch-Royce to provide a counseling session for her and Sam.
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S5, EP20 "Dinner at Eight-ish"Sam and Diane play referee when they are invited to dinner by Frasier and Lilith.
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S5, EP19 "Dog Bites Cliff"Cliff's plans to sue the owner of a dog that bit him become secondary when he meets the woman to whom the dog belongs.
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