And Frasier Makes Three

A 2000 film directed by Wolfgang Petersen, starring George Clooney, about a fishing boat caught in a massive storm.

“Hmm... "The Perfect Storm" or "When Harry Met Sally." I guess I'm going to have to go for "When Harry Met Sally."”— Frasier

A 1989 romantic comedy directed by Rob Reiner, starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan, famous for exploring whether men and women can be just friends.

“Hmm... "The Perfect Storm" or "When Harry Met Sally." I guess I'm going to have to go for "When Harry Met Sally."”— Frasier

Famous line from When Harry Met Sally, spoken by Estelle Reiner in the deli scene. Frank parodies it as 'He'll have what I'm havin'!'

“YES! He'll have what I'm havin'!”— Frank

A classic French beef stew braised in red wine, originating from the Burgundy region of France.

“Wish me luck. I'm making her beef bourguignon from a new recipe.”— Frasier

Fiddlehead ferns are the curled fronds of young ferns, considered a gourmet delicacy often sautéed as a side dish.

“Here we are. Beef bourguignon with sautéed fiddlehead ferns and walnut chutney.”— Frasier

A condiment made from walnuts, often used as an accompaniment in gourmet cooking.

“Beef bourguignon with sautéed fiddlehead ferns and walnut chutney.”— Frasier

A popular brand of cheese-flavored snack made by Frito-Lay.

“Listen, I've got to go wash my hands. I was eating Cheetos all the way over.”— Ronee

Eunuchs were castrated men who guarded harems in various historical civilizations, particularly in the Ottoman Empire. Frasier uses this as a metaphor for being…

“You know, the worst part is how completely unthreatening Frank finds me. As if I'm some sort of a harem eunuch.”— Frasier

Irish playwright known for works such as Juno and the Paycock and The Plough and the Stars, part of the Irish literary tradition.

“Yes, well, wasn't it O'Casey who once wrote: "The Irish treat a serious thing as a joke, and a joke as a serious thing."?”— Frasier

A collection of Irish dramatic works. Frasier finds this in Charlotte's purse and uses it to research Irish literature to impress her.

“That's interesting. An anthology of Irish plays. Perfect!”— Frasier

An Irish proverb about the dangers of alcohol, attributed to various Irish sources.

“Although as the Irish say: "A man takes a drink, the drink takes a drink, the drink takes the man."”— Frasier

An Irish proverb meaning that the young learn from the example of their elders.

“That's very good. "As the old cock crows, the young cock learns."”— Frank

A well-known English proverb, often attributed to John Lyly's Euphues (1578), meaning that in matters of love and conflict, normal rules do not apply.

“Yes, all is fair in love and war.”— Frasier

A fictional obese rapper referenced in the show, whose toe ring Martin inadvertently purchases at a police auction for Ronee's engagement ring.

“Isn't "Lil' Cupid" that obese rapper? The one they arrested for drugs?”— Daphne

Digitalis, a flowering plant native to the Pacific Northwest and other regions, known for its tall spikes of tubular flowers.

“These are Washington wild flowers, remember from our hike? Foxglove, fine toothed penstemon, harsh paintbrush.”— Frank

A genus of flowering plants native to North America, commonly called beardtongues, found in the Pacific Northwest.

“Foxglove, fine toothed penstemon, harsh paintbrush.”— Frank

Castilleja hispida, a wildflower species native to the Pacific Northwest, also known as harsh Indian paintbrush.

“Foxglove, fine toothed penstemon, harsh paintbrush.”— Frank

Mimulus, a genus of wildflowers found in western North America, named for the resemblance of the flowers to a monkey's face.

“Monkey-flower!”— Charlotte

Frasier mentions having opera tickets he cannot use, indicating his regular attendance at the opera.

“Listen, the opera tickets are right there by the phone. Wish I could use them myself.”— Frasier

A fictional music venue or club where Ronee performs as a singer.

“I'm gonna go hear Ronee sing at the Rendezvous.”— Martin