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Carpe diem

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A Latin aphorism meaning 'seize the day,' originating from Horace's Odes, urging one to make the most of the present.

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All 2 Appearances

Carpe diem appears across 2 episodes of Frasier.

The Bad Son

Season 8 · Episode 3 · S08E03

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“Well then, what are you waiting for? Seize the day!”
— Niles

Don't Go Breaking My Heart [3]

Season 10 · Episode 9 · S10E09

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“Carpe that diem.”
— Niles

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