Frasier's Edge

Traditional art from the African continent, collected by Frasier as part of his eclectic decor. He holds a piece of African art while practicing his acceptance …

“Frasier is holding one of his pieces of African art, practicing his acceptance speech in front of Eddie.”— Frasier

Ayn Rand's 1943 novel about an individualist architect. Frasier recalls the childhood incident that sparked his interest in psychiatry: a bully threw his copy o…

“I'd come home crying because one of the older boys had thrown my copy of 'The Fountainhead' under a bus.”— Frasier

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the standard reference for psychiatric diagnoses. Frasier grabs Dr. Tewksbury's DSM to prove his own …

“Where's your DSM?”— Frasier

The prestigious Ivy League university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Dr. Tewksbury was Frasier's mentor at Harvard, and Frasier reads about him in the alumni news…

“He's my old mentor from Harvard, Dad.”— Frasier