Frasier

In this comedy, Martin persuades Frasier to take part in a charity auction, and he is thrilled when a model ends up buying him. The storyline showcases the characters’ interactions during the event, with Kelsey Grammer appearing in the programme.

The broadcast titled “Can’t Buy Me Love” is presented as a programme in the form of an episode. It falls within the comedy genre and centres on a single storyline rather than a series of unrelated sketches. As an episode, it delivers a self‑contained narrative that follows the interactions of its main characters, setting the stage for the events that follow. The episode is structured to blend humour with a light‑hearted premise, inviting viewers to watch the characters navigate an unusual situation. In the central plot, Martin convinces his son Frasier to enter a charity auction. The auction is organised to raise funds for a good cause, and both men agree to take part. During the event, Martin experiences a moment of excitement when a professional model steps forward and purchases his bid, leaving him visibly thrilled by the unexpected turn. He reacts with a grin and thanks the model, highlighting the light tone of the scene. The episode maintains its comedic style throughout, relying on witty dialogue and situational humour to drive the narrative. It features Kelsey Grammer in a leading role, portraying one of the central characters involved in the auction. His performance aligns with the programme’s overall lighthearted approach, contributing to the episode’s focus on amusing interactions rather than dramatic tension. The storyline remains confined to the auction setting, ensuring a concise and focused comedic experience.