And the Dish Ran Away With the Spoon [2]

A 1995 epic historical drama film directed by and starring Mel Gibson, about Scottish hero William Wallace.

“Tonight's feature is "Braveheart", starring Australia's favorite son, Mr. Mel Gibson. Showtime is at eight sharp, everyone is invited.”— Simon

Australian-American actor and filmmaker, star and director of Braveheart (1995).

“Tonight's feature is "Braveheart", starring Australia's favorite son, Mr. Mel Gibson.”— Simon

Belgian actor and martial artist known for action films, nicknamed 'The Muscles from Brussels.'

“Mr. Jean Claude van Damme, the "Muscles from Brussels", will ply his trade against the forces of evil.”— Simon

A soft, creamy French cheese, often served as an appetizer with crackers.

“I'll get your precious wedge of brie and your water crackers.”— Daphne

Truffles can refer to chocolate confections or to the prized edible fungi used in haute cuisine.

“Absolutely, there's no rush whatsoever... Truffles. It's the chocolate, not the fungus.”— Niles

A sandwich made with salt-cured beef brisket, a classic deli staple.

“How's a corned beef sandwich sound?”— Martin

A Parisian-style restaurant; the name translates to 'At the Pig's Foot,' referencing a famous brasserie in Paris.

“Since you two couldn't go to Au Pied du Cochon this evening, my faithful companion and I would bring it to you courtesy of their caterer.”— Frasier

A Scandinavian condiment made from lingonberries, commonly served with meat dishes.

“just remember to give the lingonberry sauce a little stir”— Frasier

A round, flat bread product; here used as a playful double entendre referring to Daphne being English.

“It's only too bad your little English muffin couldn't be here to enjoy it as well.”— Mel

Turkey that has been cured and smoked, commonly used as a sandwich meat.

“Well, no problem, there's some smoked turkey in here, too.”— Martin

A traditional title given to the heir apparent to the British throne, most famously associated with various members of the British royal family.

“if you aren't the finest detective in Seattle, I am the Prince of Wales”— Simon

Nepali-Indian Sherpa mountaineer who, along with Edmund Hillary, was one of the first two people confirmed to have reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1953.

“Tenzing Norgay used to carry me to school.”— Niles

A Latin phrase meaning 'never again,' used by Frasier to emphatically declare the end of his meddling.

“Finished, finito! Non quam postea!”— Frasier

A type of museum dedicated to natural history, including exhibits on biology, geology, and anthropology.

“I had no idea you enjoyed the Natural History Museum.”— Niles

A famous long-distance passenger train service originally running from Paris to Istanbul, synonymous with luxury travel.

“we're flying to Paris, then we're taking the Orient Express to Venice”— Mel

A luxury hotel in Venice, Italy, located on Giudecca island, known for its exclusive accommodations.

“where we'll spend two weeks at the Monsarta Palazzetto suite at the Cipriani”— Mel

The capital city of France, a world-renowned cultural and travel destination.

“we're flying to Paris, then we're taking the Orient Express to Venice”— Mel

A city in northeastern Italy known for its canals and historic architecture, a classic luxury travel destination.

“we're taking the Orient Express to Venice, where we'll spend two weeks at the Monsarta Palazzetto suite at the Cipriani”— Mel

A rooftop or upscale ballroom venue for dining and dancing, referenced as a real or fictional nightspot.

“If dancing at the Starlight Room was impossible, we'd give you the real thing.”— Frasier

A major city in northwest England, Daphne Moon's hometown.

“Where you from? Manchester, England.”— Daphne

A region in Central Asia on the Tibetan Plateau, historically associated with Buddhist monasticism and remote mountain culture.

“I'm from a small mountain village in Tibet.”— Niles

A Hawaiian island known as a luxury vacation destination.

“Maybe he's looking at your eyelids and planning his next trip to Maui.”— Frasier

A fortified wine from the Jerez region of Spain, frequently consumed by Frasier and Niles.

“Would you like some sherry?”— Frasier

A sparkling wine from the Champagne region of France, associated with celebrations.

“It's nothing major, it's very impromptu. Champagne, cake, we pet the horses, we're out of there by eleven!”— Niles