Ep 16. The Unnatural

Frasier season 4 episode 16 is titled "The Unnatural." In this episode, Frasier's son, Frederick, comes to visit him in Seattle. Frasier wants to impress his son and show him that he is still cool, so he decides to take him to a Mariners game. However, when they arrive at the game, they find out that they are sitting in the "nosebleed section" and the game is not very exciting.

In an effort to make the game more interesting, Frasier pretends to be a baseball expert and predicts the outcome of each play. This impresses Frederick and his friend, but also catches the attention of a group of nearby fans who ask Frasier to join their fantasy baseball league.

Frasier is excited about the opportunity to prove himself as a baseball expert, but quickly realizes that he has no idea what he is doing. He turns to his co-workers at the radio station for help, but they are all too busy to assist him. Frasier becomes increasingly stressed out and obsessed with the fantasy baseball league, causing his relationship with Frederick to suffer.

Meanwhile, Roz is trying to set up her friend Ann with Bulldog. However, Bulldog is not interested in Ann and tries to avoid her. Roz becomes frustrated with Bulldog's behavior and confronts him about it.

In the end, Frasier learns a lesson about being true to himself and not trying to impress others. He also reconciles with Frederick and realizes that his relationship with his son is more important than proving himself as a sports expert.

"The Unnatural" is a funny and memorable episode of Frasier that explores themes of father-son relationships and the danger of trying to be someone you are not. The episode also features some great comedic moments, including Frasier's attempts to impress his son and Bulldog's attempts to avoid Ann. Overall, "The Unnatural" is a must-watch for fans of the show.