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This is an episode that gets better as it goes along, building to a very funny scene where the ever pompous Doctor Crane ends up making a right fool of himself.

I think this is actually what the audience like to see and what the character himself deserves at times, because he is funnier when he fails.

There's a lot that's good about this episode, so far it's up there some of my favourites from the fourth series (which has been fine, but lacking in excellent instalments) and it was nice that Daphne was in on the fun a little bit more for once.

Overall, this episode is a good one, and offers some very funny moments, especially the final one.

After that fantastic opener, the fourth series of 'Frasier' for me has settled into a pattern of 'good, but not great' episodes.

This one has the potential to be a bit better though, and follows a familiar pattern of Frasier trying to right a wrong and ending up making it worse.

There are nice moments along the way here, with the scene between Frasier and John in the prison perhaps being my favourite.

It does perhaps feel like the episode ran a bit short though, so the bit with Niles being 'healed' by Daphne was added to pad out the run time.

Overall though, a better than the average episode.

I disagree with the previous reviewer - how exactly would Toby and Anna have added anything to proceedings? They'll be wanting Miranda Hart back next...

I thought this was fun. The show is still finding itself in its new format, but when you have the chemistry of Lee Mack and the every lovely Sally Bretton, you're off to a good start.

I thought this played out well, and there were lots of nice moments. There was even a bit of depth when 'Dolly' started probing Lee about his relationship with Lucy.

It perhaps needed one more 'bit' to add to the story, but other than that this proved to be entertaining viewing.