10 Frasier Quotes That Live RentFree In Fans Heads
10 Frasier Quotes That Live Rent-Free In Fans’ Heads
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Some Frasier quotes are funny, some are profound, some are just plain weird, but then there are those that even the most casual fans can’t shake.
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Frasier is one of the most successful and recognizable sitcoms in television history, and that’s said with little exaggeration. From KACL to Cafe Nervosa, the series is loaded to the brim with in-jokes, references, and quotes that continue to linger long after the show has gone off the air.
Some Frasier quotes are funny, some are profound, some are just plain weird, but then there are those even the most casual of fans can’t shake. They might be repeats, they might be catchphrases, they might be the eccentric ramblings of Seattle’s favorite shrink, but they have a certain longevity that makes them stick in the hearts and minds of every fan of the show.
Frasier
“When Was The Last Time You Had An Unexpressed Thought?”
The show is loaded with tons of great insults and jabs at other characters’ expenses, and it came out swinging in the first season with this gem directed at Niles, who of course had his own funny quote to add. Many viewers also know someone who fits this description, making this a quote that won’t leave anyone anytime soon.
Frasier and his brother are both equally pompous and snooty, so this line is essentially the pot calling the kettle black. Irony does often give a line an extra dash of spice, after all.
Marty
“That’s When You Just Don’t Give A Damn Anymore…”
Martin Crane is a goldmine of great lines, being one of the show’s fan-favorite characters despite doing some of the worst things on Frasier. But while most of his lines might concern his dog, Ballantine’s beer, and the boys down at Duke’s, sometimes his dialogue just says it all, like this simple but effective phrase.
For context, this is a response to the question, “Well then, what’s a frigate?” to which Marty replies with the above statement. The obvious profanity substitution aside, everyone has reached this point on more than a few occasions. Sometimes they cry out “frigate” or go the full Marty maxim.
Kate Costas
“Stop That Lizard, It Has My Finger!”
Surrealism is an acquired taste for some, but in the case of a rather unfortunate prank at KACL, this quote is one that will creep into fans’ heads late at night while they’re trying to sleep. It might not make the most sense out of context, but anyone who has seen the show knows its meaning and how ridiculous it is.
Not many pet lizards are known for biting through bone, but the image of one little green predator running down the hall of the radio station with Kate Costas’ finger in its jaws is as unforgettable as her urgent cries of anger.
Niles
“Niles Gotta Have It!”
Niles Crane isn’t exactly what one would call the most sensual being on earth, but that’s not saying he doesn’t have needs. Maris is a far cry from desirable, but the high-strung and touch-starved therapist is constantly bombarded with hormonal urges after Maris invites him to “get together.”
To quote Zootopia, “We may be evolved, but deep down we are all animals.” And this quote feels like a prime example of animal instincts taking over. Not even someone as prim and propper as Niles is immune from lesser cravings.
Daphne
“Like Me Grammy Moon Used To Say…”
If Daphne Crane had a catchphrase or best quote on Frasier, it would probably be either “I’m a little bit psychic” or this gem that makes quite a few appearances all throughout the series. Like the manipulative Maris, Grammy Moon herself never makes an appearance, but her stories about her speak volumes.
From getting drunk off of rum-covered sticky buns to burning her eyebrows off at the Christmas party, Grammy Moon has quite the reputation to accompany her weird-yet-wise words. Though it might not be the best idea to act on her example, despite what Daphne might believe.
Bob “Bulldog” Briscoe
Bulldog’s Bark
Before audiences were introduced to the Michael Scott concept of “That’s what she said!” viewers only needed a simple bark from Bob “Bulldog” Briscoe to signal a dirty double entendre. It’s not often that something a short as a noise or a grunt becomes so memorable, but exceptions must be made in this case.
Second only to his rantings of “This stinks, this is total BS!” Bulldog’s trademark barking at the faintest hint of arousal is practically his calling card. It’s also probably safe to assume that a few Frasier fans have imitated his famous growl at some playful point.
Frasier
“Oh What Fresh Hell Is This?”
One of Frasier’s most relatable and hilarious quotes, this line is probably one of the most repeated in the show. Frasier is a fairly persnickety individual, and he doesn’t like his homeostasis disturbed. So, of course, whenever he’s pulled into some madcap outing or hijinx by surprise, he cannot help but utter out this heavily-used line.
It doesn’t matter if it’s a full-on five-alarm crisis or a minor inconvenience at one of his dinner parties, Frasier isn’t exactly known for collected breakdowns. But honestly, everyone’s been there at least once.
Frasier
“Oh Dear God, Niles!”
This line is a particularly special case. While it might be only marginally more common to hear one cry out “Oh dear God!” it’s probably more in Frasier’s character to go the full extension in calling out to his brother whenever their endeavors eventually go up in a cloud of smoke.
Viewers are more than likely to hear the phrase “Oh dear God, Niles!” more than a few times each season, making it practically a catchphrase all its own. Needless to say, it’s one of those phrases that has been burned into the brains of many a Frasier fan.
Frasier
“I Am Wounded!”
Though this phrase was only uttered once, some variation of the phrase has been repeated or reused throughout the series. Frasier’s feathers are easy to ruffle and he often wears his heart on his sleeve, so it’s quite easy to make the man a bit perturbed.
Easily insulted or disturbed, mainly due to his moral alignment, Frasier is nothing less than easily-wounded. Still, his temperamental nature makes for some pretty silly scenarios. At least the only thing really wounded is his pride.
Frasier
“I’m Listening.”
“I’m Doctor Frasier Crane, and I’m listening.” No phrase has ever been uttered with so much character and familiarity than the phrase that opens both the doctor’s own radio show and the sitcom that bears his name.
If ever anyone attempts to do an impression of Frasier, a character who changed a lot from season 1 to the finale, they either utter this phase or the previously bellowed, “I am wounded!” Considering that it’s practically repeated ad nauseam in every episode, it’s no wonder it still lingers long after those tossed salads and scrambled eggs have been called.
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