Frasier

Bulldog catches Frasier mentioning that he’s on the brink of being dismissed from his role. Interpreting this as a warning, Bulldog promptly hands in his resignation at the radio station, leaving his position before the anticipated sack actually takes place.

Oops is a programme presented as an episode, falling under the comedy‑drama genre. The title suggests a light‑hearted approach, and the format is that of a single instalment rather than a series. As an episode, it delivers a self‑contained story that focuses on a specific set of characters and a particular situation. In this instalment, Bulldog happens to overhear Frasier declaring that he's on the brink of being dismissed from his post. The remark catches Bulldog off guard, prompting him to reassess his own position at the radio station. Realising the precariousness of the environment, he decides to act before any formal termination can be carried out. Consequently, Bulldog makes the choice to quit his job at the station before the proverbial axe can fall. By walking away pre‑emptively, he avoids the humiliation of being fired and retains a sense of control over his career trajectory. This swift departure underscores his instinct to protect himself when faced with imminent professional jeopardy. By leaving ahead of the official dismissal, Bulldog ensures that his departure is on his own terms rather than as a result of the impending lay‑off. The episode closes with his resignation marking a pre‑emptive escape from the looming termination that Frasier had just mentioned.