Frasier

The Maris murder case propels Niles into the public eye, turning him into a celebrity, and his sudden fame draws considerable attention. Not long after, a jealous Frasier seizes the chance to regain his place in the spotlight, seeking to restore his own prominence.

SeaBee Jeebies is a television programme presented as an episode, falling within the broader category of episodic content. It is listed simply as a programme of the “episode” genre, with no further classification provided. In this particular installment, the murder investigation concerning Maris thrusts Niles into the public eye, turning him into a recognised figure almost overnight. The case’s notoriety catapults him into a position of heightened visibility, making his name widely known. Not long after Niles enjoys this sudden fame, Frasier, driven by jealousy, grabs the opening to re‑establish his own prominence. He perceives the shift in attention as an opportunity to reclaim the limelight that he feels has slipped away, acting swiftly to reposition himself at the centre of interest. The episode therefore pivots on the tension between the two characters as they vie for attention, with the Maris murder case acting as the catalyst for their competing bids for the spotlight. Their contrasting reactions to the same event underline the rivalry that propels the narrative forward.