Roz Quote #575
Quote from Roz in Moons Over Seattle
Frasier: Mind if I join you, Roz?
Roz: Oh, please. You can help me kill some time. Roger's picking up his things from my apartment and I don't want to run into him.
Frasier: Ah. Afraid you'll fight?
Roz: Worse. I'm afraid we'll end up in bed. I don't know. There's something about him that is irresistible.
Frasier: I understand.
Roz: Trust me, you don't. Roger is the best lover I've ever been with. ... Oh, my God, what am I saying? You were great, too.
Frasier: Roz, really, there's no need to do this.
Roz: It's just that I forgot and, well, technically it wasn't really sex because it was you, but whatever it was, it was great.
Frasier: Roz, please, there's no need to discuss it.
Roz: I was one satisfied customer.
Frasier: Glad to hear it.
Frasier Quotes
‘Moons Over Seattle’ Quotes
Quote from Frasier
Frasier: [on the phone] Henri, you can't ban me from your bistro. It's my chez away from chez! Very well. Goodbye, Henri.
Quote from Gertrude
Mr. Moon: Niles, good news. Our feet are the same size.
Daphne: Daddy! I knew you'd come.
Mr. Moon: Hello, Stilts. Ah, give your old dad a kiss.
Daphne: Mum, look who's here, all the way from England!
Mr. Moon: Hello, Gert.
Gertrude: "Hello, Gert"? That's all you have to say for yourself? For forty years I've been a good wife to you, raising your children and boiling your meals, and letting you work off your animal lusts, and all I get for my trouble is a cheery "Hello, Gert"? Well, your fatal charm is not going to work this time, so you can just drag your sorry arse back to that barstool it normally sags over and leave me the hell alone! [cheerily] Thank you, Niles, that was a nice surprise.
Mr. Moon: You're right. She has mellowed.
Quote from Gertrude
Henri: We have some magnificent specials this evening.
Gertrude: Just so you know, Henry, I won't eat frogs, snails, slugs or eels. And don't try slippin' 'em under the
sauce. I'm on to you people.
Henri: I shall repeat this to the chef and I'm sure some other delightful surprise will find its way onto your plate.