What was the title of the original Frasier season 1 finale?

The original Frasier season-one finale was titled “My Coffee with Niles.” It is the 24th episode of the first season and centers on Frasier and Niles meeting for coffee while discussing whether Frasier is genuinely happy with his life.

The episode aired in 1994 and serves as a reflective conclusion to Frasier’s first year in Seattle. Rather than ending with a major cliffhanger, it uses the brothers’ conversation to examine Frasier’s divorce, his new radio career, and his attempts to build a satisfying life after moving away from Boston.

The title is a playful variation on “My Dinner with André,” the 1981 film famous for consisting largely of an extended philosophical conversation over a meal. Frasier’s episode similarly turns an ordinary social encounter into a discussion about identity, ambition, and happiness.

A common mix-up is confusing this finale with other early episodes named in the options. “Dinner at Eight” is a season-one episode, but it occurs earlier in the run; “My Coffee with Niles” is the finale that closes the original first season.