Quote from Frasier in Moons Over Seattle
Roz: Um, you know that thing you did at the end? Frasier: At the very end? Roz: Just before. Frasier: I know exactly what you mean. Roz: I coulda done without that. Frasier: Really? You didn't like that. Well maybe that's just your taste. Roz: No. Frasier: 'Cause I've received high kudos for that in the past. Roz: Look, don't take it personally. It would have been impossible for either one of us to get a perfect score that night, given the circumstances. We were both tentative, and more than a little vulnerable. Frasier: That's true. Roz: And it was tough to concentrate with the TV blaring away in your dad's bedroom. Frasier: I didn't hear that. Roz: Don't you remember? Sting was on Letterman. He was talking about the rain forest and the plight of the Yanomama Indians. It was really sad. I mean, the whole Orinoco River Valley is being forested into extinction. Frasier: Well, I'm glad my woefully inadequate performance didn't distract you from your ecology lesson. Did Sting happen to mention anything about you shaving your legs? Because that's a rain forest that could use some pruning!