Sigmund Freud

“I had Sigmund Freud.”

“You've led another unsuspecting innocent down one of your dark, dead-end Freudian hallways.”

“What are you, Freudian? Reichian?”

“Freud said that there are only two things we need to make us happy: work, and love.”

“It is unusual for a confirmed Freudian such as Frasier to not have read Freud in the original German.”

“Oh, well, we don't need Freud for that, do we?”

“Can you imagine Sigmund Freud being dragged into a roomful of Viennese laymen”

“Dr. Crane, Dr. Siegmund Freud.”

“My fellow psychiatrists, as I watched you on the slopes today I realised I had never seen so many Freudians slip!”

“Explain Freud's theory of the superego.”

“And then you'll start spouting these theories and quoting Freud and who knows what else until by the time you get through analysing me, I'm going to be sixty-six!”

“holding a pad wearing dark, Sigmund Freud-ish glasses, sitting on the coffee table beside Eddie”

“I'm talking about Freud's theory of the "Oedipus Complex."”

“I was going to do my own translation of Freud...”

“And ask yourself, just like Freud: "Himmel, was los ist?"”

“it is virtually required that any serious student of Freud should read him in the original German.”

“You have to ask? You're a Freudian.”

“Sigmund Freud! [...] The theme this evening is to come dressed as your hero.”

“Frasier: Oh, well, perhaps because I'm a trained psychiatrist and a command of Freudian theory.”

“Well... a bust of Freud. Well, that's really quite thoughtful of you. ... I like to think that Freud's theories will withstand the test of time.”

“Freud is the poor man's Jung.”

“Ooh, Freud, Bettelheim...Jung! Someone's playing with the big boys.”

“Freudian Sleep”