Favourite delivery of a line

[yumyum]

There are so many, but one of my favorites is when Frasier bets Blaine, Lilith's swindling half-brother, that he can't name the disciples for $50 at dinner. Blaine does, takes the money and says, "$950 to go, pass the puh-tah-toes, please." The way he said "potatoes" cracks me up, every time!

Oooh! Another One! Daphne's ex-fiance comes over for dinner and the lies and story-telling get out of control (thanks, Martin). They have trouble keeping them straight. There's a knock at the door, and everyone shuts up in panic! Frasier's eyes get big, "Wh-wh-who is it?" I love when he turns around to look at everyone with this goofy, panic-stricken smile in an attempt to appear confident! Priceless!

[ProOperaVoter]

Need place to die!

What?

[frasier floyd]

Niles says this in Dark Victory after he bursts back into Frasier's apartment all frazzled. The power had gone out and he had tried to go home to Maris. He says, "Garage door's electric! Can't open! Twenty floors back up! Lost count! Bad lady upstairs! Big dog! Need place to die!"

[ChrisOates1001]

Wow there's so many to choose from. But one that comes to mind now is the last line of the episode, Roz in the Doghouse.. Frasier has used the line, I'm listening a countless amount of times, but this is his best delivery of the line..

I think it's the quiet triumph in his voice that makes it stand out.. One of my favourite episode endings.

[frasier floyd]

Niles: "Daphne's picture was in the paper?" You can hear the love in his voice here. So sweet.

[Cymru1991]

Not exactly my favourite delivery, but whenever Kelsey puts on his "Scotland Yard Inspector" voice in Ham Radio, I love how close it is to the voice he used for sideshow Bob in the Simpsons

[hookedonfrasier]

In the "Sliding Frasiers" episode;
Frasier: I just met a girl...
Daphne: So did she.
I just love that line. So funny!
Side Note: This may be the only online forum I've ever joined. That's how much I love this show. Just can't get enough if it.

[Patrick]

Not exactly my favourite delivery, but whenever Kelsey puts on his "Scotland Yard Inspector" voice in Ham Radio, I love how close it is to the voice he used for sideshow Bob in the Simpsons

KG makes a few impersonations during the show like when he says "AN HUNGARIAN GOOSE!" in We Two Kings. I am pretty sure that he's imitating someone there. Listen to it carefully; maybe you'll know who it is.

I know that when he says “A rug, where a rug doesn't belong." in Kisses sweeter than wine it's Bette Davis that he's imitating.