Season 9 · Episode 20 · 2001
The Love You Fake
14 cultural references across 7 categories.
Fashion
2Homburg
A formal men's felt hat with a single lengthwise dent in the crown, associated with formal European dress, named after Bad Homburg in Germany.
“Second of all, I believe the homburg is poised for a comeback”— Frasier
Argyle socks
Socks featuring a pattern of diamonds or lozenges in various colors, originating from the tartan of Clan Campbell of Argyll in western Scotland.
“My favorite pair of socks reduced to a single argyle!”— Frasier
Film
1Historical Figure
1Music
1Other
7Segway
A two-wheeled, self-balancing personal transporter invented by Dean Kamen, which debuted in 2001 and was heavily hyped as revolutionary transportation technolog…
“It's called a Segway. My friend Raul at the university is doing an experiment on the psychological effects of technology, and he asked me to ride it around.”— Niles
Court TV
An American cable television network (launched 1991) that focused on crime-related programming and live coverage of high-profile court cases.
“Downstairs watching Court TV.”— Frasier
Virginia Creeper
Parthenocissus quinquefolia, a species of flowering plant in the grape family native to eastern and central North America, commonly used as an ornamental climbi…
“you killed a magnificent Virginia Creeper”— Frasier
Humvee
A large, four-wheel-drive military-style vehicle produced by AM General, also sold as a civilian vehicle (Hummer). Known for its imposing size and fuel consumpt…
“What, your Humvee? I think not.”— Frasier
English Home Magazine
A British interior design and lifestyle magazine featuring English country homes and décor. Likely refers to 'The English Home' magazine.
“Suddenly I'm getting new bay windows and a kitchen based on something he saw in English Home Magazine.”— Cora
Mueller's Antiques
fictionalAn antiques shop referenced in the show, apparently a well-known dealer frequented by both Frasier and Cam.
“Did you get that at Mueller's Antiques?”— Cam
Border Collies
A herding dog breed widely regarded as the most intelligent of all domestic dog breeds, known for their trainability and obedience.
“I always thought Border Collies were the smartest dogs.”— Cora