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The 1965 musical film starring Julie Andrews, directed by Robert Wise, set in Salzburg, Austria, about the von Trapp family.

“apparently it's the same house that they filmed "The Sound Of Music" in, and that happens to be Freddie's favorite movie.”— Frasier

English actress and singer, star of The Sound of Music (1965) and Mary Poppins (1964).

“Well, Julie Andrews is singing with the Salzburg Choral, they're having dinner with her afterwards”— Frasier

A classic French condiment sauce, typically made with mayonnaise, mustard, capers, herbs, and pickles, often served with seafood or cold meats.

“Well, the chef didn't exactly dally over the Remoulade, did he?”— Frasier

A traditional Christmas beverage made with milk, cream, sugar, eggs, and often spiked with spirits such as rum or brandy.

“Niles is there, drinking eggnog.”— Niles

A choral ensemble based in Salzburg, Austria, likely referring to the Salzburg Festival chorus or a similar ensemble associated with the city's rich musical her…

“Julie Andrews is singing with the Salzburg Choral, they're having dinner with her afterwards”— Frasier

The depiction of the birth of Jesus Christ, traditionally re-enacted at Christmas, featuring Mary, Joseph, the baby Jesus, shepherds, and animals.

“He's trying to get everyone to re-enact the Nativity scene.”— Bulldog

The biblical birthplace of Jesus Christ, located in the Judean desert region of the ancient Near East (modern-day West Bank).

“For God's sakes, if you want to be technical, Bethlehem was in the desert.”— Frasier

The legendary figure associated with Christmas gift-giving, derived from Saint Nicholas and various folk traditions.

“Well Roz, this is special, I think we've got Santa Claus himself on the line!”— Frasier

The financial district in lower Manhattan, New York City, synonymous with American finance and the stock market.

“Bill here misplaced his Wall Street portfolio.”— Tim

Bayerische Motoren Werke, a German luxury automobile manufacturer.

“the rest of the year belongs to the rich people, with their fancy houses, expensive foreign cars”— Tim

The original name for Disneyland Paris, a theme park resort that opened in 1992 in Marne-la-Vallée, France.

“on their way back they're gonna spend an entire day at Euro-Disneyland!”— Frasier

A fortified wine produced in the Jerez region of Spain, frequently consumed by Frasier and Niles throughout the series.

“Niles, some sherry?”— Frasier

A classic cocktail made with gin and tonic water, typically garnished with lime.

“There's a gin-and-tonic out there with my name on it.”— Roz