Beloved Infidel

A British retailer known for luxury bath, body, and home products including soaps, lotions, and potpourri.

“I mean, I could get just nip back to Crabtree & Evelyn and buy a bar of lavender soap, just to be safe.”— Niles

A short, thick German sausage made from pork and veal, here used as a humorous comparison for someone's appearance in a belted dress.

“your Aunt Vivian told her she looked like a knockwurst tied in the middle.”— Martin

American politician who served as Vice President of the United States from 1993 to 2001, often stereotyped as boring.

“I'll have you know I trimmed that speech to two and a half hours and I opened with a really funny Al Gore joke.”— Niles

An American monthly magazine known for its photography, maps, and articles about geography, nature, and world cultures.

“what with you underneath the covers with a flashlight looking at the National Geographic.”— Frasier

British-American novelist known for her steamy, scandalous bestselling novels about the rich and famous.

“I appreciate your attempt to spice up our family history, but really - look, we're not a Jackie Collins novel, it's ridiculous.”— Frasier

The tyrannical nurse antagonist from Ken Kesey's novel 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' (1962), also famously portrayed in the 1975 film. A byword for a domine…

“Yeah. Just finished my exercises with Nurse Ratchet.”— Martin

Sherlock Holmes, the famous fictional detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, known for his deductive reasoning.

“What else do you notice, Sherlock? Like, where's your mother?”— Martin

Princeton University, one of the Ivy League universities in New Jersey, widely regarded as one of the most prestigious universities in the world.

“He graduated from Princeton, he has a house on Mercer Island and he owns a forty-foot sailboat.”— Roz

An affluent residential island city in Lake Washington near Seattle, known as a wealthy enclave.

“He graduated from Princeton, he has a house on Mercer Island and he owns a forty-foot sailboat.”— Roz

A cocktail made with peach schnapps and orange juice, considered a casual, non-sophisticated drink.

“Fuzzy Navel, blended nice and frothy, please.”— Frasier