Norm is up for a big promotion. It is between him and one other guy. Norm receives information that the other guy is having an affair with the boss's wife. Norm has to decide whether to blow the whistle on the guy, getting the job in the process. It is a moral dilemma. This is the episode where the "Milk Bone underwear line" come into play.
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The Peterson Principle (#4.18)
ComedyFan201017 May 2014
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Norm is up for a promotion at his job and has one very strong concurrent. As he finds out from one of his colleagues, this guy is having an affair with the boss's wife. Norm now wonders if he can use it against him. He doesn't get a promotion at the end as the other wives didn't like Vera.
It seems like a complex story but is a little bit boring. Also, maybe it is different times, but I don't understand why everyone thought it is so wrong to inform his boss about the affair. Since when helping out somebody who is being cheated on a bad thing? Frasier was fun as always.
It seems like a complex story but is a little bit boring. Also, maybe it is different times, but I don't understand why everyone thought it is so wrong to inform his boss about the affair. Since when helping out somebody who is being cheated on a bad thing? Frasier was fun as always.
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