Proxy Prexy

Legendary American actress (1908-1989) known for her intense dramatic performances and distinctive mannerisms, including her famous dramatic facial takes.

“Kelsey now does one of his famous Bette Davis takes.”— Frasier

A rich paste or spread made from finely minced or ground meat, liver, or other ingredients, often associated with French cuisine.

“I could go for a snack. Want some pâté?”— Niles

28th President of the United States who suffered a severe stroke in 1919, after which his wife Edith Wilson reportedly managed many presidential duties.

“Like Woodrow Wilson when he had that stroke and his wife secretly acted as president.”— Daphne

Wife of President Woodrow Wilson who is widely believed to have secretly managed presidential affairs after his debilitating stroke in 1919.

“Like Woodrow Wilson when he had that stroke and his wife secretly acted as president.”— Daphne

37th President of the United States (1969-1974), who resigned due to the Watergate scandal. Referenced here as a mask.

“Oh, they'd have to be Nixon and Frakenstein. That's all we've got.”— Daphne

The monster from Mary Shelley's 1818 novel 'Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus,' commonly depicted as a grotesque creature. Referenced here as a mask.

“Oh, they'd have to be Nixon and Frakenstein. That's all we've got.”— Daphne

The national language of Pakistan and one of the official languages of India, an Indo-Aryan language written in a modified Arabic script.

“Yes, but now we know that Urdu is the official language of heaven.”— Niles

A personality theory developed by cardiologists Meyer Friedman and Ray Rosenman describing competitive, ambitious, and impatient individuals.

“That's just because I have a Type-A, hands-on, get-it-done personality.”— Frasier