Frasier

In the first of the two episodes, Frasier attempts a final dinner with Charlotte, but it is continually disrupted by interruptions. Meanwhile, Martin and Ronee's wedding day is plagued by a succession of mishaps, turning the celebration into a series of calamities.

Goodnight, Seattle – Part One is an episode‑type programme that forms the first half of a two‑part story. As the opening installment, it sets the stage for the events that will unfold across the pair of episodes, introducing the key moments that drive the narrative forward. In this segment, Frasier sits down for what is meant to be his final dinner with Charlotte. The meal, intended to be a quiet, meaningful farewell, is continually disrupted by a succession of interruptions. Each break in the conversation prevents the pair from sharing a calm, uninterrupted moment, leaving the dinner far from the peaceful closure they had hoped for. At the same time, Martin and Ronee are celebrating their wedding day, which quickly becomes anything but smooth. Their ceremony is plagued by a string of calamities that keep arising one after another, turning what should be a joyous occasion into a series of unforeseen mishaps. The continual setbacks test the couple’s patience and add a chaotic edge to the festivities. Both storylines run side by side, juxtaposing Frasier’s interrupted farewell with the chaotic wedding. The episode therefore balances two very different experiences—one centred on a strained personal goodbye, the other on a wedding beset by unexpected difficulties—while keeping the focus firmly on the events described.