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Spurred by Frasier's desire to find his inner "hairy man", Frasier, Sam, Norm and Cliff embark on a spontaneous one-week road trip across America. They need to take Cliff's car since it is the one that will comfortably fit the four and their gear. One dark evening out on a deserted back road in the desert, Sam falls asleep at the wheel and crashes the car. The guys are physically all right, but the car needs repairs. Their emotions start to fray when all attempts to fix the car - many of the problems due to the booby traps Cliff has placed on the car in the name of theft security - fail, they're locked out of the car, Frasier's cell phone dies and ultimately pragmatist Frasier states that they may be in real trouble. Perhaps things will look better in the morning. They do look better for Norm. Back at the bar, Carla hires extra help since Woody is currently on vacation. She hires her naive, but handsome tight jeans and shirt wearing nephew, Frankie. All the women at the bar can't stop... Written by
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Trivia
The title comes from the song "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66" composed in 1946 by American songwriter Bobby Troup and used as the theme song by the TV series
Route 66.
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Goofs
When Frasier, Cliff, Norm and Sam are talking about taking their road trip, Cliff is sitting at the opposite end of the bar from Norm, next to Frasier. A glass of beer keeps appearing and disappearing in front of Cliff from shot to shot.
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Quotes
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Frasier, Sam, Cliff and Norm are stranded out in the desert. Norm is missing]
Cliff Clavin:
You don't suppose some wolf dragged him off in the night, do you?
Sam Malone:
Maybe we ought to take a look for him.
Dr. Frasier Crane:
Not me. I don't want to meet the wolf that could drag off Norm.
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Connections
References
Sally Jessy Raphael (1985)
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Soundtracks
"The Wanderer"
(uncredited)
Music & lyrics by
Ernie Maresca
Performed by
Ted Danson,
George Wendt,
John Ratzenberger &
Kelsey Grammer See more »