Shutout in Seattle (2) - S6-E24
Continuity mistake: Faye is walking into Cafe Nervosa and Kit the waitress is at Noel's table just behind Marty and Frasier. As Faye says "Hi Martin" we can no longer see Kit even though there was no time for her to move out of the shot.
Shutout in Seattle (2) - S6-E24
Continuity mistake: At the end of the show. Roz is sitting at a table with Bulldog. She picks up the stuffed dog he gave her and chases him to the door, leaving her purse behind. She then goes to the back, probably the Lady's Room. When she returns, she brings her purse with her, even though she left it on the table.
Shutout in Seattle (2) - S6-E24
Continuity mistake: After Niles breaks up with her in Cafe Nervosa, Kit knocks down a chair as she storms out. Frasier goes over to comfort Niles - he should have to move the chair or climb over it, but the chair just isn't there anymore.
Shutout in Seattle (2) - S6-E24
Continuity mistake: When Faye prepares to leave Frasier's apartment, she walks by the bookcase and we can see a small red and white item sitting on the top. When Bonnie walks by, right after her, it's no longer there.
Shutout in Seattle (2) - S6-E24
Continuity mistake: When Niles and Kit are at Frasier's apartment, Kit does a quick dance with her arms out and tells them Niles is taking her to Euro Disney. A couple of shots later her little purse is back under her arm, even though she had no time to pick it up from the bookcase.
Shutout in Seattle (2) - S6-E24
Continuity mistake: After Bulldog loses his job he goes to Roz for a hug. He puts his right arm around her upper arms but the next shot shows his arm around her shoulder, with no time to have shifted naturally.
Shutout in Seattle (2) - S6-E24
Continuity mistake: Niles is trying to break up with Kit the waitress; they are in Cafe Nervosa and she is holding a tray. Sometimes the tray has a blue and white checked dishcloth on it, but in some shots it is not there.
Answer: In the last episode, they explained that Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs is a metaphor for the mixed-up people to whom Frasier dispenses his radio psychiatric advice.