 Frasier is scheduled to appear on the debating television show Psychology This Week. However he decides to cancel when the original opposing colleague to appear cancels and is replaced by Frasier s one time terrible date, Dr. Lilith Sternin. Frasier s not too enamored with Dr. Sternin, or so he says. Diane thinks it s love. Frasier s passionate diatribe against Dr. Sternin in Diane s mind is not the opposite of love - indifference is. But before Frasier can cancel, Dr. Sternin comes to the bar to speak to him, to the lay the groundwork for the debate. Their pre-show meeting turns into a name calling argument. Diane approaches Dr. Sternin with her theory of Frasier s true feelings. Diane appeals to Dr. Sternin s professional side that in making herself more attractive for the debate may give her a psychological edge over Frasier. The first Frasier sees of the transformed Dr. Sternin is when they are on the air. She is jaw-droppingly gorgeous as Frasier s dropped jaw displays. The debate is peppered with sexual innuendo, and ends with an on-camera game of footsie between the two. Both Frasier and Lilith are embarrassed and not only revert back to their old selves prior to the show, but they also don t really want to discuss their obvious mutual attraction. However the attraction doesn t really come to the surface until Sam and Diane make Lilith take down her hair. Then it s animals in heat all over again.