A popular song written by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields in 1935, famously performed by many artists.
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Radio Wars
Season 7 · Episode 3 · S07E03
“Frasier is enjoying his bath whilst singing "I'm in the Mood for Love."”
From the same episode and category.
“I see your "Bartlett's" is out. You're not pulling any punches!”
“I go in swinging with La Rochéfoucauld: "If we had no faults of our own, we would not take so much pleasure in noticing…”
“And when I've knocked them reeling, I go in with a jab of Dorothy Parker: "Wit has truth in it, wise-cracking is merely…”
“And when they're bloody and against the ropes, I go in with the kill - Twain, Wilde, Twain, Twain, Mencken!”