strange bedfellows

I do like this one.

Things that make me go *heart*

+ The psychiatrist's funny stereotypical foreign accent
+ Ray and Fraser's word association
+ 1890 Illinois criminal code
+ Ray getting violent with Dewey
+ The entire plot of Fraser thinking he's going crazy, really
+ "He does ordinarily enjoy a window seat"
+ Fraser being so very very worried about Ray. *sniffle*
+ "Make it print"
+ "But when it comes to the dating habits of the Stella, I happen to be an expert"
+ Fraser opening the car door into the alderman ("Thank you, Fraser" "Shhh!")
+ "The Constitution is a piece of paper. A kick in the head is a jolt."
+ "I wasn't thinking about you." "Oh, no, of course not." *sniffle*
+ "Well, I'm *trying* not to eavesdrop"
+ Bickering over the city hall meeting
+ "Nah, you're the smart one, I'm just pretty"
+ Fraser giving the thumbs up to Ray after the dance
+ "Demonic, evil, bad"
+ The way Ray curls up into himself around Stella
+ The Stella/Ray interaction the first time he takes her home
+ Fraser in his longjohns!
+ "I shoulda popped him in the head when I had the chance"
+ Fraser accepting Ray's offer of a ride *sniffle*
+ Ray and Stella dancing in her apartment
+ Fraser all alone in the hallway *sniffle*
+ The introduction of Bob's office
+ "Did you ever have a partner who needed your help but you didn't know how to help him?"
+ "Perhaps the tests need some refining."
+ Ray alone in his apartment in the dark.

Other notes:

+ You know, Fraser *is* totally butting into Stella and Ray's conversation in the car, but what the hell does Stella expect by starting really personal conversations in front of other people?
+ I'm not sure quite what Fraser is expecting, going for Bob for advice there at the end, but I suppose it's not like he has anywhere else to go.