The Two Hundredth

A type of ancient sculptural artifact representing a deity associated with fertility, commonly collected as antiquities.

“Take a look at that fertility god statue over there. It used to be a lot more fertile, if you know what I mean.”— Martin

An ancient type of pottery vessel with two handles, commonly associated with Greek and Roman antiquity, used to store and transport goods.

“My double-handled amphora! All right, no one leaves!”— Frasier

The iconic hand gesture from Star Trek, originated by Leonard Nimoy as Spock, associated with the phrase 'Live Long and Prosper.'

“Noel passes by the window and flashes Bill the Vulcan "Live Long and Prosper" sign.”— Noel

An American chocolate-flavored taffy-like candy, produced since 1907.

“Oh my God! This is a Tootsie Roll! That's brilliant!”— Daphne

Co-founder and former chairman of Microsoft Corporation, one of the wealthiest people in the world.

“And don't forget, a little later, we'll have Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, live in studio to congratulate me on my two thousandth show.”— Frasier

A literary and rhetorical device referring to a misleading clue or distraction, commonly used in mystery fiction.

“Perhaps the tape is just a red herring, meant to throw me off the scent.”— Frasier

Daryl Hall and John Oates, an American pop rock duo known for hits like 'Maneater' and 'Kiss on My List,' one of the best-selling duos in music history.

“I guarantee you I would never remove my tape from the case and replace it with "The Best of Hall and Oates."”— Frasier

American multinational technology corporation co-founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen, known for Windows operating systems.

“let's please welcome Microsoft chairman Bill Gates.”— Frasier

An operating system produced by Microsoft, released on October 25, 2001.

“I bought your new Windows XP program and I'm about to install it as an upgrade. Do I have to make a boot disk?”— Warren

A steep-sided canyon carved by the Colorado River in Arizona, one of the most famous natural landmarks in the United States.

“sometimes we're riding mules down the Grand Canyon.”— Tom

The capital city of England and the United Kingdom.

“Sometimes we're in London, sometimes we're in Paris, sometimes we're riding mules down the Grand Canyon.”— Tom

The capital city of France, renowned as a center of culture, art, and cuisine.

“Sometimes we're in London, sometimes we're in Paris, sometimes we're riding mules down the Grand Canyon.”— Tom