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The 1964 James Bond film starring Sean Connery, the third film in the Bond franchise. The song references the villain's 'Midas touch.'

“He's the man, the man with the Midas touch”— Martin

American actress best known for playing FBI Agent Dana Scully on The X-Files.

“Gillian Anderson”— Frasier

American actress and singer known for her roles in films like Coal Miner's Daughter and the National Lampoon's Vacation series.

“Beverly D'Angelo”— Frasier

American filmmaker and actor known for directing films such as A Beautiful Mind and Apollo 13, and for acting in Happy Days.

“Ron Howard”— Frasier

American actor known for his roles in Fargo, Boogie Nights, and Shameless.

“William H. Macy”— Frasier

American actress, producer, and social activist best known for starring in the TV series That Girl.

“Marlo Thomas”— Frasier

American actress and singer who gained fame in the 1980s, known for roles in Butterfly and The Lonely Lady.

“Pia Zadora”— Frasier

An American restaurant chain known for its waitresses in revealing outfits.

“They finally opened that new Hooters out by the airport?”— Frasier

A fictional bakery/café where Faye works as a pastry chef in the show.

“I can offer you a pastry, courtesy of Le Cigare Volant”— Frasier

The fictional coffeehouse in Seattle frequented by Frasier and Niles throughout the series.

“the old whoremonger won't be going back to Nervosa anytime soon”— Niles

French emperor who was famously exiled to the island of Elba in 1814. Implied by Frasier's Elba reference.

“Well, come join us here on Elba.”— Frasier

A 1955 novel by Vladimir Nabokov about a middle-aged man's obsession with a young girl. Frasier references it to mock the age difference between Niles and Kit.

“it was to show off Lolita's kid sister out there”— Frasier

A 1944 popular song written by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer, famously recorded by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters.

“It's like that old song - "You Gotta Accentuate the Positive."”— Martin

A patriotic American song with lyrics by Katharine Lee Bates and music by Samuel A. Ward.

“I actually only know three songs — "America the Beautiful," "Happy Birthday" and "Goldfinger."”— Jack

The traditional birthday song, one of the most recognized songs in the English language.

“I actually only know three songs — "America the Beautiful," "Happy Birthday" and "Goldfinger."”— Jack

The theme song from the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger, performed by Shirley Bassey, written by John Barry, Leslie Bricusse, and Anthony Newley.

“play "Goldfinger."”— Martin

French-born American cellist regarded as one of the greatest living cellists, known for his virtuosity and wide-ranging repertoire.

“Yo-Yo Ma”— Frasier

American blues and rock singer-songwriter and guitarist, known for hits like 'Something to Talk About.'

“Bonnie Rait”— Frasier

A fictional band name referenced by Niles as part of his adventures with Kit.

“wonderful group called Uncle Dirtnap”— Niles

King Midas of Greek mythology who was granted the power to turn everything he touched into gold.

“He's the man, the man with the Midas touch”— Martin

A popular dance from the 1920s characterized by fast-paced swinging movements of the legs and arms.

“Between seeing myself in a mirror at the club dancing my modified Charleston”— Niles

American media personality and television talk show host who pioneered the audience participation talk show format.

“Phil Donahue”— Frasier

A school of psychology rooted in psychoanalytic theory that emphasizes unconscious processes and their influence on behavior.

“Stephen Bachman is at the absolute pinnacle of psychodynamic research. Perhaps we should see him.”— Frasier

An intensive form of psychoanalytic therapy involving frequent sessions over an extended period to explore unconscious motivations.

“I'm thinking of taking some time off and going into deep analysis.”— Niles

The Disneyland theme park located near Paris, France, which opened in 1992.

“he's taking me to France for the weekend. Euro-Disney!”— Kit

The Italian island where Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled in 1814. Frasier uses it as a metaphor for their collective exile from their usual haunts.

“Well, come join us here on Elba.”— Frasier

Fantasyland is a themed area found at every Disneyland park, featuring fairy-tale attractions. Kit's mention doubles as an inadvertent commentary on Niles livin…

“I'm going to spend all my time at Fantasy Land.”— Kit

Jameson Irish Whiskey, a popular blended Irish whiskey produced in Dublin, Ireland.

“Jameson's on the rocks.”— Martin