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Frasier's attempt at entertaining children goes terribly wrong, highlighting his complete unsuitability for the role and causing chaos. Meanwhile, Sam becomes romantically involved with the daughter of a former lover, adding another twist to the storyline and complicating his personal life.

Send in the Crane is a television episode that forms part of the broader series. Classified as a programme of the episode genre, it follows the familiar format of the show, presenting a self‑contained storyline within the established world of its characters. The episode title hints at the involvement of the Crane family. In this instalment, Frasier attempts to take on the role of a children's entertainer, only to discover that his efforts are a total fiasco. His performance proves to be a complete disaster, underscoring his lack of aptitude for engaging a young audience. The situation highlights the gap between his expectations and his actual abilities in that setting. Meanwhile, Sam becomes romantically entangled with the daughter of an old flame. His attraction to her introduces a new personal complication, as the relationship ties back to a previous romantic connection. This subplot adds a layer of emotional intrigue, linking Sam’s present feelings to his past associations. The episode therefore intertwines two distinct narrative threads: Frasier’s unsuccessful venture into children's entertainment and Sam’s budding affection for the offspring of a former lover. Both storylines reveal the characters confronting unexpected challenges, with humour arising from Frasier’s missteps and tension stemming from Sam’s newfound romance.