Niles Quote #1332
Quote from Niles in Shutout in Seattle
Kit: You have such a serious face. What, are we breaking up or something?
Niles: Well...
[Kit drops a tray of cups on the floor]
Kit: Oh, my God! You just dumped me? Right here where I work in front of everyone I wait on?
Niles: That's okay. We'll go outside.
Kit: Why? Give me an answer!
Niles: [appalled] Kit, Kit, calm down.
Kit: You're tired of me? Is that what it is?
Niles: It's all right-
Kit: You've had enough of me? I gave you everything and you used me. Sex, sex, sex! The way you come to bed every night wanting it, begging for it!
Niles: I never had to beg.
Kit: I'm just a whore to you, aren't I?
Niles: No, don't say that.
Kit: Yes, I am. Your whore. Your whore from the café!
[Kit storms out]
Niles: It's really more of a compatibility thing. I'm recently divorced and I've been under a lot of strain...
Frasier: Niles. Niles, they're strangers. It's all right.
Frasier Quotes
‘Shutout in Seattle’ Quotes
Quote from Frasier
Frasier: Well, I just hope he hasn't done something foolish. Remember he was having brunch with Maris on Sunday.
Martin: Oh, that was just business.
Frasier: Well, you know, Dad, he is broken-hearted. People in his condition have a tendency to run back to their exes. A lonely man clinging to an available warm body. Well, of course in Maris's case, that's just an expression.
Quote from Daphne
Frasier: Daphne, why are you wearing that rubber glove?
Daphne: What, this? I was, um... doing the dishes.
Frasier: With just one?
Daphne: It's the English way. You wash with the left, dry with the right. Started during the war, I think, when rubber was rationed.
Frasier: Oh, yes.
Quote from Niles
Bonnie: Who wants coffee and pastry?
Niles: Nothing for me, thanks.
Faye: Are you sure? I make a mean nut cake.
Niles: No, that's all right. I'm meeting one for lunch.