Frasier

Martin accuses Frasier of eavesdropping on Ronee's private conversations, alleging a breach of trust within the household. At the same time, prospective parents Niles and Daphne are seeking to engage Seattle's finest nursery artist to help them prepare for parenthood.

"I'm Listening" is a programme presented as a single episode. Classified under the episode genre, it follows the familiar format of a scripted show, delivering its narrative in a concise, self‑contained form that focuses on a handful of intertwined storylines. In this instalment Martin confronts Frasier, openly accusing him of secretly listening to Ronee's private conversations. At the same time, prospective parents Niles and Daphne are on a determined quest to enlist Seattle's most acclaimed nursery artist, hoping that securing the city’s finest specialist will give their future child the best possible start. Martin's allegation creates a sharp clash, as he insists Frasier has been eavesdropping on Ronee without permission, breaching her confidence and stirring tension between the two men. The dispute drives a substantial portion of the episode, underscoring how quickly personal boundaries can become a source of conflict when they’re perceived to be violated. Meanwhile, Niles and Daphne navigate the competitive world of childcare, striving to engage the top‑rated nursery artist that Seattle has to offer. Their concerted effort highlights the lengths they are prepared to go to ensure a high‑quality environment for their upcoming family, adding a parallel thread of ambition and anticipation to the episode’s overall narrative.