✦LiteratureReferenced in 2 episodes

Mark Twain

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American author and humorist (1835-1910), pen name of Samuel Clemens, known for works such as The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

All 2 Appearances

Mark Twain appears across 2 episodes of Frasier.

Radio Wars

Season 7 · Episode 3 · S07E03

“And when they're bloody and against the ropes, I go in with the kill - Twain, Wilde, Twain, Twain, Mencken!”
— Frasier

The Friend

Season 3 · Episode 11 · S03E11

“Against the assault of laughter nothing can stand. / Mark Twain. "The Mysterious Stranger". I have a first edition.”
— Frasier

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