Seattle's most lovable (and pompous) radio shrink, Frasier Crane, is back for a sixth season of hilarious episodes that finds the good doctor recovering from losing his job; getting a visit from "Cheers" buddy Woody; and choosing between two women.

1. Good Grief - Frasier goes through the stages of grief after being fired by KACL. Frasier winds his way through the five stages while looking for new employment. 3.5 stars.

2. Frasier's Curse - Frasier, still unemployed, is hesitant to attend his high school reunion. He fears if he does attend, he'll sit at the last table with the chess club barbershop quartet. 4 stars.

3. Dial M For Martin - When Frasier begins to get on his father's nerves, Martin, Daphne and Eddie move in with Niles for a few months. Daphne announces that since Martin's hip is improving so much, she'll be looking for other employment. Martin soon fears Niles is trying to injure him to keep Daphne around. 3.88 stars (Dale-4.25, David-3.5)

4. Hot Ticket - Frasier and Niles try to score tickets to the hottest play in town without lowering their social standing. 3.75 stars (Dale-4, David-3.5)

5. First, Do No Harm - Martin fixes Frasier up with Duke's gorgeous daughter, Marie. Frasier soon begins to fear that the only reason Marie is dating him is to obtain free psychiatric advice. 4 stars.

6. Secret Admirer - Maris sends Niles gifts to try to woo him back. Frasier believes the gifts were sent to him, so he risks a good relationship to try to find his secret admirer. 4 stars.

7. How to Bury a Millionaire - Niles drives Frasier crazy during a temporary stay with him after he's forced to move out of his palatial abode due to a sudden decrease in cash flow. Frasier tries to help Niles adapt to his new standard of living. 4.25 stars (Dale-4, David-4.5)

8. The Seal Who Came to Dinner - Niles hosts a party at Maris' beach house in the hopes of winning his dinner club's prestigious "Golden Apron" award. Niles panics when he discovers a very pungent--and very dead--seal on the beach. 4.25 stars (Dale-4.5, David-4)

9. Roz, a Loan - Frasier obsesses when he feels a $1500 loan he gave Roz is being frittered away. KACL ditches its salsa format and rehires the old crew. 4.25 stars.

10. Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz - Frasier is forced to feign Judaism when his girlfriend's Jewish mother visits. The charade is further complicated by the apartment's Christmas decor and Niles' participation in a Christmas pageant. 4.75 stars (Dale-5, David-4.5)

11. Good Samaritan - Frasier doubts humankind's goodness when several charitable acts go wrong...including rescuing a woman from the pouring rain. 4.25 stars (Dale-4.5, David-4)

12. Our Parents, Ourselves - Frasier sets Martin up with Roz's mother, Joanna. Later, he can't bring himself to tell an enthusiastic Joanna that Martin never wants to see her again. 3.5 stars.

13. The Show Where Woody Shows Up - Frasier's old friend from Boston, Woody, visits. The two have a great time reminiscing but as the week goes on, Frasier realizes they have nothing in common...and Woody won't leave. 5 stars.

14. Three Valentines - Valentine's Day experiences for Niles, Frasier, and Martin and Daphne comprise this episode. First, Niles' cozy dinner for two at Frasier's apartment is ruined when the couch catches fire. Next, Frasier can't figure out whether his ambiguous dinner companion sees him as a co-worker or a romantic prospect. Finally, Martin and Daphne dine together, commiserating about their loneliness. 4.75 stars (Dale-5, David-4.5)

15. To Tell the Truth - Niles dumps his top-notch lawyers for a down and dirty scrapper when Maris moves to postpone their settlement. Niles fears Frasier's compulsive truthfulness might hurt his case. 4.25 stars (Dale-4, David-4.5)

16. Decoys - Devastated by Daphne's blossoming relationship with Donny, Niles arranges for a stay at his new cabin with the guys. Plans go awry when he and Roz pretend to be an item in order to divert the romance between Daphne and Donny. 3.88 stars (Dale-3.75, David-4)

17. Dinner Party - Frasier and Niles plan to host a dinner party to toast Seattle's newest couple. 4.75 stars (Dale-4.5, David-5)

18. Taps at the Montana - Niles manages to reacquire his prestigious apartment at the Montana, only to find that the tenant's association is trying to evict him due to his sub-tenant's incessant tap dancing. Niles' attempt to throw a luxurious dinner party to win over the board goes wrong when first his bird, then a guest die. 4.25 stars (Dale-4.25, David-4)

19. IQ - Niles and Frasier compete with each other upon discovering the results of a childhood IQ test. Their all-night study sessions ruin their luncheon with three geniuses. 4.25 stars (Dale-4, David-4.5)

20. Dr. Nora - A new radio psychiatrist infuriates Frasier with her no-nonsense conservative style. 5 stars.

21. When a Man Loves Two Women - Frasier is unable to choose which women he wants to date - Faye or Cassandra. 3.5 stars.

22. Visions of Daphne - Martin learns Donny plans to propose to Daphne. Daphne asks Niles for his advice when she "sees" a vision indicating that Donny isn't her soulmate. Niles is torn between his professional ethics and his passion for Daphne. 4.13 stars (Dale-4, David-4.25)

23. Shutout in Seattle (1) & Shutout in Seattle (2) - (1) Niles is lonely and desperate when he realizes he has no romantic prospects while Daphne, Frasier and even Martin are all happy. Niles dates a younger woman and adopts her trendy culture. Meanwhile, Roz takes up with Bulldog, but can't bring herself to dump him after he loses his job at the station. (2) Niles is lonely when he realizes he has no romantic prospects while everyone else is happy. He dates a younger woman but finds it difficult to keep up with her. Meanwhile, Roz takes up with Bulldog. 3.75 stars (Dale-3.5, David-4)

Disc 1-4: 4.16 stars
Season 6 (Disc 1-4): 4.16 stars
Collection (Season 1-5): 4.08 stars