Roz And The Schnoz

A classic French savory tart originating from the Lorraine region, made with eggs, cream, and bacon in a pastry crust.

“Quiche Lorraine, anyone?”— Frasier

Pollyanna is a 1913 novel by Eleanor H. Porter about an optimistic young orphan girl. The character became a cultural symbol of naive optimism.

“Like Pollyanna grew up and got herself into a little trouble.”— Frasier

A kennel club organization in Seattle that hosts dog shows. Referenced as hosting its annual event.

“the Seattle Kennel Club is having its annual event tonight”— Niles

A large breed of dog originating in Germany, whose name contains the German word 'Schnauze' meaning snout or muzzle—creating the episode's central double entend…

“We have two giant Schnauzers.”— Paula

A small magnification device used by jewelers to inspect gemstones and jewelry for quality and authenticity.

“she rushes to the desk, takes out a jeweler's loupe, and checks the stone”— Daphne

A precious gemstone, typically blue, and one of the traditional birthstones. Frasier's fake sapphires are the source of a running gag in the episode.

“Oh my God, sapphires!”— Daphne

Major city in California, known for its cultural diversity. Martin's references to shore leave and 'cruising the streets' in the 1950s unwittingly allude to the…

“Duke and I took our shore leave there in '52. We're going back to retrace out steps.”— Martin

The capital city of France, known for its culture, cuisine, and reputation for sophistication.

“We're leaving to see Rick in Paris the day after tomorrow”— Paula