Ten Best Episodes of Season Five

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🎬 Video Chapters & Highlights

• 0:10 | The Record-Breaking Fifth
  
• 1:15 | The Seattle Episode
  
• 2:45 | The Lloyd & Keenan Easter Egg
  
• 3:30 | The Supermodel Opens The Season
  
• 5:30 | The Confession Daphne Almost Heard
  
• 6:45 | Cast Behind the Camera
  
• 7:50 | The Future Dr. Cuddy
  
• 8:40 | The Cheers Theme Tribute
  
• 9:50 | The Young Cranes: A rare flashback to Frasier and Niles critiquing prep school cafeteria food.
  
• 11:00 | The Rashomon Christmas: One chaotic Christmas Eve told from four completely different—and contradicting—perspectives.
  
• 12:10 | Broadway Legend Aunt Zora: Patti LuPone earns an Emmy nomination (and revives a secret connection to a Season 1 caller).
  
• 13:20 | The All-Star Caller Roster: From Cindy Crawford to John McEnroe, unpacking the deepest caller bench in the show's history.
  
• 14:40 | The Real Newsmakers: Larry King and Lesley Stahl bring real-world news clout to back-to-back episodes.
  
• 15:50 | The Literary Halloween Party: Decoding the intricate costumes of the Seattle Library Association party, including a very special cameo by Kelsey Grammer’s real-life wife.
  
• 17:50 | The Drunken Proposal: Niles proposes to the wrong woman while wearing a fake nose.
  
• 19:00 | The Ski Lodge’s Five-Way Crush: Breaking down the most brilliant, door-slamming romantic farce the writers ever pulled off.
  
• 20:40 | Niles and Lilith: Bebe Neuwirth returns, Niles makes a terrible mistake, and the writers drop a brilliant Eugene O'Neill homage in the title cards.
  
• 22:45 | The Marriage Officially Ends: Niles finally throws his ring off the balcony.
  
• 23:50 | The Salsa Sign-Off & The Boss Who Stayed: A bold musical change to the closing credits and the debut of Kenny Daly.

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