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S11 E2: A Man, A Plan, and A Gal: Julia
Martin: Before you say anything, if you know the score to the Mariners game, don’t tell me, I’m taping it to watch later.
Frasier: Dad, the odds of my knowing the score to the Mariners game are about the same as you knowing the score to Pacific Overtures.
RIP Stephen Sondheim.
S11 E23: Goodnight, Seattle
[The final classical/opera reference of the series]
Daphne: Do you know how many operas I'm going to get dragged to now you're not around?
Frasier: Well, I promise I'll fly up for all the German ones.
S11 E23: Goodnight, Seattle
Niles: This is called "The Born Musician." You put this speaker on the mother's stomach, and it bombards the baby with classical music, thus instilling a taste for higher culture.
Frasier: Huh. Closest thing we had to that was Dad bongo-ing out"Babalu" on Mom's belly.
[later]
Niles [to Daphne]: I brought you a present, too. This plays soothing music for the baby. You put this speaker here [on her stomach] just like that, and then if you want to hear a selection of, say, oh, I don't know, Vivaldi, you turn this dial, and then...
[the baby kicks and the speaker falls off Daphne’s stomach]
Daphne: Oh, goodness! He's never kicked like that before.
Stephen: We've got a little footballer in there!
Simon: Finally, we got something we can drink to!
Michael: Well, let's go to the pub.
S11 E16: Boo!
Frasier is “air conducting’ Brahms’s Haydn Variations when Martin sneaks up behind him and scares him.
Niles: Frasier, you may want to call security. As I got off the elevator, I heard a woman screaming hysterically.
Frasier: That was me! I was innocently conducting some Brahms and our madcap father decided to startle me.
S11 E13: The Ann Who Came To Dinner
Frasier: You know, I heard the most extraordinary thing on the radio today.
Niles: I know. Rubenstein's torrid survey of the Chopin mazurkas. It took all my strength not to turn the car around, drive home and ravish my wife.
Roz: That Daphne is one lucky lady.
S11 E6: I’m Listening
Martin: Oh, boys, boys, boys, I'm glad I caught you. Did you see this? Niles: [reading] "Doo-wop-a-looza"?
Martin: Yeah, one night only. All the greats of doo-wop: The Coasters, The Platters, and that guy from The Teenagers is back from his hip replacement.
Niles: Wow...
Frasier: Yes...
Martin: Oh, I know you guys aren't interested in modern music, but Ronee would really love it. I was hoping maybe you could use your connections to maybe score us a couple of seats?
Frasier: Well, I'm afraid I'm not very well-connected in the doo-wop world, Dad. If there's ever a "Mahler-palooza," I'm your man.
S11 E4: The Babysitter
Niles: Don't you remember? We had plans to watch Don Giovanni on PBS.
Frasier: I'm kinda into "Wheel of Fortune" right now.
S11 E3: The Doctor Is Out
Alastair: Damn. So sorry. I have to take this call. Hello? Placido!
Frasier’s mouth falls open.
Frasier: Placido Domingo?!
Alastair: [to Frasier] Yes. [into phone] I'm here with Frasier. Yes, he's the one I told you about. Oh, stop!
S11 E3: The Doctor is Out
Frasier: Yes, we've both got tickets to your premiere, and, oh, we can't wait to see what magic you'll work with La Boheme.
Alistair: Well, I would be content if my Mimi would just lay off the cheeseburgers. I sat her down yesterday and I said, "you're dying of consumption, dear, not over-consumption."
S11 E3: The Doctor is Out
Martin: Who's Alastair Burke?
Frasier: He is only the head of the Seattle Opera Guild, and one of the finest directors in the world.
Niles: His productions are brilliant. He staged a Phllip Glass opera last year, and no one left.
S11 E2: A Man, A Plan, and A Gal: Julia
[Pictionary]
Frasier: Daphne, what do you say you draw first?
Daphne: Ooh, all right... oh, boy.
Martin: Ready...set, go.
[Daphne draws a circle]
Niles: The Ring of the Nibelungen.
S11 E2: A Man, A Plan, and A Gal: Julia
Frasier: How about some Mozart to make things festive?
Julia: Well, I'm not sure I'd call that festive.
Frasier: Well, then you'd be wrong, as it is from the Salzburg Music Festival.
Julia: How about something a little more contemporary.
Frasier: Oh, all right. I believe I have Michael Nyman's The Contemporary Trumpet.
Julia: What are you, a hundred?
S11 E2: A Man, A Plan, and A Gal: Julia
Martin: Before you say anything, if you know the score to the Mariners game, don't tell me, I'm taping it to watch later.
Frasier: Dad, the odds of my knowing the score to the Mariners game are about the same as you knowing the score to Pacific Overtures.
S10 E12: The Harrassed
[Niles is conducting a session in his home office; the phone rings]
Steve: Do you want to get that, or...?
Niles: No, nope it's okay, the machine will get it. Now remember, as we discussed, the forest could be a symbol of uncharted territory. It could be...
[The machine picks up—Niles and Daphne have recorded a custom message to the tune of the first movement of Beethoven Symphony No. 5]
Niles and Daphne [on tape]: "Nobody's home. Nobody's home. Nobody's home, nobody's home, nobody's home. Nobody's home, nobody's home, nobody's home. We'll call you back if you leave your number after you hear the..."
[beep]
S10 E9: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
Niles [seeing the Mozart CD Frasier bought for him]: Oh, yikes, what tone-deaf prankster gave you this?
Frasier: You've...heard it?
Niles: Well, as much as I could bear. Did you hear what the conductor did to the Andante? I just hope he bought it dinner first.
S10 E9: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
Roz: Hi. I know that song.
Frasier: Yes, Mozart Symphony No. 40—Molto Allegro. I just bought this new recording for Niles. It is fantastic—I've never heard such string articulation.
Roz: Oh, I remember what it is! It's that commercial with the singing cats. [singing] "If your cat has a yearning for tuna, Da-da-da, da-da Ocean Buffet, Da-da- da..." One of the cats was wearing a tiny tuxedo.
Frasier: Good! So few cats dress for the symphony anymore.
S10 E8: Rooms with a View
[flashback to when Frasier and Niles were kids]
Frasier: Now look, Niles, as far as Dad knows, I had nothing to do with your leg breaking, right?
Niles: You pushed me.
Frasier: Yes, and in exchange for your silence, you'll get ten of my records. Any ones you want.
Niles: Even the Shostakovich?
Frasier: Not that one!
Niles: Then forget it.
Frasier: OK, fine.