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French artist (1864-1901) known for his paintings of Parisian nightlife and Moulin Rouge. He had a genetic condition that stunted his leg growth, resulting in a…

“Oh, I know, Toulouse Lautrec. Although he was rather a little person. Still, he did rather well with the ladies. Of course, they were all prostitutes.”— Daphne

1948 film noir directed by Jules Dassin, famous for its closing line 'There are eight million stories in the naked city.' Also became a TV series (1958-63).

“There are a million stories in the naked city.”— Frasier

George Stephanopoulos is a political commentator and former senior advisor to President Bill Clinton who became a TV journalist and anchor.

“You know who speaks it all the time? G'George G'Step-gan-ogp-ogu-logs.”— Patrice

Strom Thurmond was a longtime U.S. Senator from South Carolina, known for his conservative politics and record-setting filibuster.

“I promise you, Senator Thurmond is not in your closet.”— Frasier

The 32nd President of the United States (1933-1945), who was paralyzed from the waist down due to polio and used a wheelchair.

“history is full of sexy limpers. For instance, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.”— Daphne

Greek exclamation meaning 'I have found it,' attributed to Archimedes upon discovering a method to determine the purity of gold.

“I was walking through the hobby shop and saw this thing and it was like, "Eureka!" I actually said "Eureka!"”— Frasier

The practice of gaining sexual pleasure or interest from watching others in private activities, also used more broadly to describe curiosity about others' lives…

“Ah, you see, there's a voyeur in all of us.”— Frasier

Kismet is a 1953 musical based on the play by Edward Knoblock, featuring music adapted from Alexander Borodin. The word also means 'fate' or 'destiny' in Turkis…

“It's Kismet!”— Frasier

A 1983 Broadway musical by Jerry Herman and Harvey Fierstein, based on the 1973 French play by Jean Poiret, about a gay couple and their nightclub.

“a matinée of "La Cage Aux Folles"”— Niles

An iconic observation tower in Seattle, Washington, built for the 1962 World's Fair, standing 605 feet tall.

“we even spat off the top of the Space Needle”— Niles

The Columbia Center (also known as Columbia Tower) is the tallest building in Seattle, Washington, standing at 937 feet.

“I saw in the news there's a bunch of falcons nesting in the eaves of the Columbia Tower.”— Martin

Château Pétrus is one of the most expensive and prestigious wines in the world, produced in the Pomerol appellation of Bordeaux, France.

“When he thought he was tasting the Chateau Petrus, he was in fact sipping a Forcas Dupres.”— Niles

Likely a reference to a lesser Bordeaux wine, possibly Château Fourcas Dupré from the Listrac-Médoc appellation, a much more modest wine compared to Pétrus.

“he was in fact sipping a Forcas Dupres. You see, we'd switched the labels.”— Niles

Likely a humorous mispronunciation or reference to a Bordeaux wine, possibly Château Pichon Longueville, a prestigious Second Growth Bordeaux estate.

“His face must have turned redder than a "Piechoné Logeavie."”— Frasier