All's Well That Ends Well

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A play by William Shakespeare, classified as one of his comedies, written around 1604-1605. The phrase has become a common English proverb.

Appearance

Mentioned once in Dial M For Martin.

Dial M For Martin

Season 6 · Episode 3 · S06E03

“All's well that end's well, and this afternoon ended very well indeed.”
— Frasier

From the same episode and category.

“if you had labeled the cassette "Rodeo Bloopers", I wouldn't have taped over it, I would have thrown it away!”

“A man who's spent the last five years welded to his aptly named Lay-Z-Boy!”

“None of them! I just had that room frescoed!”

“He walks to the dining table, running his hand along HIS chair (the Wassily) on the way”