The Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl

The Gabor sisters (Zsa Zsa, Eva, and Magda) were Hungarian-American socialites and actresses known for their glamorous lifestyles and multiple marriages.

“Yeah, the lost Gabor sister's finally outta here.”— Martin

A fictional romance novel by the fictional author Deirdre Sauvage, referenced as the sequel to 'The Rose and the Rapier.'

“I also wanted to bring you a farewell gift: my latest novel, "Foolish Escapade." It's the long-awaited sequel to "The Rose and the Rapier."”— Deirdre

A fictional romance novel by the fictional author Deirdre Sauvage.

“It's the long-awaited sequel to "The Rose and the Rapier."”— Deirdre

A fictional romance novelist character; the name also appears in Joe Keenan's novel 'Blue Heaven.'

“Deirdre Sauvage, the one who writes the romance novels.”— Daphne

A comic novel by Joe Keenan, published in 1988, which features a character named Deirdre Sauvage.

“[N.B. "Deirdre Sauvage" is the name of a romance novelist character in one of Joe Keenan's early novels, "Blue Heaven."]”— Niles

A fictional romance novel by the fictional author Deirdre Sauvage, seen on a poster in the elevator.

“a lurid title reads, "Surrender to Bliss," and below them is the name Deirdre Sauvage.”— Frasier

A fictional character in Deirdre Sauvage's romance novel, said to be inspired by Martin.

“I was er, thinking of you when I created the character of Lorenzo, the lovesick gondolier...”— Deirdre

A line of laptop computers manufactured by Apple Computer from 1991 to 2006.

“One minute we were negotiating, the next minute our inhibitions were shattered, along with my kneecap and her Macintosh PowerBook.”— Frasier

Fabio Lanzoni is an Italian-American model and actor famous for appearing on the covers of romance novels.

“Okay, Fabio, I want two things.”— Roz

Mercedes-Benz is a German luxury automobile manufacturer.

“Here's a bill to replace the front wheel of my Mercedes”— Niles

The Korean War (1950-1953) was a conflict between North and South Korea in which the United States was heavily involved.

“I don't mind telling you, I haven't been that scared since Korea.”— Martin

A diacritical mark (é) used in French and other languages, placed over the letter 'e' to indicate pronunciation.

“she was ordering new stationery with an accent aigu over the "e" in our name. Hereafter, her memos will read, "From the desk of Maris Crané."”— Niles

The Space Needle is a famous observation tower in Seattle, Washington, built for the 1962 World's Fair.

“I spent the last three hours at the observation deck of the Space Needle, looking down on a city that's looking down on me.”— Frasier