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An Italian luxury fashion house founded by Mario Prada in 1913, known for high-end clothing and accessories.

“I'm going to wear my new Prada suit.”— Frasier

A 1942 biographical film about baseball legend Lou Gehrig, starring Gary Cooper, famous for the 'luckiest man' speech scene.

“Thought it was one of those baseball stories like "Pride of the Yankees", you know?”— Martin

A fictional upscale restaurant in Seattle used as the setting for the post-theater supper with Sir Trevor.

“Actually, we're having a small supper at Le Chanteuse afterwards for Sir Trevor.”— Susan

Lou Gehrig's famous 1939 speech at Yankee Stadium where he declared himself 'the luckiest man on the face of the earth,' referenced through Martin's retelling.

“he's telling everyone that even though he's dying, that today, he considers himself the luckiest...”— Martin

A fictional charitable institution in the Frasier universe, hosting a gala fundraiser.

“I wasn't even invited to that gala fundrasier for St. Andrew's Orphanage.”— Niles

A fictional legendary British stage actor in the Frasier universe, portrayed as the world's greatest living actor on a farewell tour.

“Yes, Sir Trevor Aimsley in "Tears of the Mariner."”— Frasier

A fictional play in the Frasier universe, the hot theatrical event of the season in Seattle.

“Yes, Sir Trevor Aimsley in "Tears of the Mariner."”— Frasier

A 1935 play by Robert E. Sherwood featuring the character Duke Mantee, a gangster role famously played by Humphrey Bogart.

“I haven't held a cigarette since I played Duke Mantee in our junior high production of "The Petrified Forest."”— Niles

A fictional gangster character in Robert E. Sherwood's play 'The Petrified Forest,' originally played by Humphrey Bogart.

“I haven't held a cigarette since I played Duke Mantee in our junior high production of "The Petrified Forest."”— Niles

A fictional play referenced in the Frasier universe, notable for not having a third act.

“That's the mistake you made last year when you lied about having seen "The Silent Echo."”— Frasier

A seating section in a theater, typically the lowest balcony, considered less desirable than orchestra seating.

“Yes, even mezzanine.”— Frasier

A major city in northwest England, referenced as the home of Daphne's mother.

“A seventy-three year old woman in Manchester is about to find out that you dye the grey out of your temples.”— Daphne

A whisky made in Scotland; Sir Trevor orders a double scotch with no ice.

“Double scotch, no ice.”— Trevor