Sherry: What a town, huh? Great food, terrific theatre, just too darn easy to get married. [looks at Niles] You're separated, right?
Niles: Yes.
Sherry: Oh, I've been there. Listen, you want my advice?
Niles: Well...
Sherry: Don't mope! Get right back in the saddle. My Mum always used to say to me, "Honey, the only way to get over someone is to get under someone." [Martin laughs] It's good, right? Well, Momma had lots of sayings like that.
Niles: I didn't know Mae West had children.

Martin: Hey, sit down, Sherry. Come on. You know Fras, Sherry is a big fan of your show.
Sherry: Oh yes, a big fan. Well, as a matter of fact when my friend Donna's marriage was on the rocks, you were the one that she called for advice.
Frasier: Really? And did my advice prove helpful?
Sherry: That's not important. You cared. That's what matters.

Frasier: Dad, Dad, listen, I've got something that I think you might like to have before you tell Sherry whatever it is you want to tell her.
Sherry: Oh, he's already told me.
Frasier: He has? Well, that is just wonderful and may I say, it's about time. I couldn't be happier for you.
Sherry: Well, that's nice to know.
Martin: Frasier!
Frasier: I'd like you to know that everybody is one hundred percent behind this decision. My God, we're all so excited.
Martin: Frasier!
Sherry: Well, I'm so glad that you're so happy your father's breaking up with me.
Frasier: Breaking up? ... I had no idea.
Sherry: And you get paid to help people through their difficult moments?

Sherry: So, Leslie, what do you do?
Leslie: Oh, I'm a dermatologist.
Sherry: Good news, Frasier. If you get lucky tonight, she might just look at that rash of yours.
Frasier: Yep.

Sherry: Marty, where ever did you find a bra that could fit a horse?
Martin: Oh, Mickey brought it in from home. Mae Dugan was a lot of things, but petite she wasn't. I'll point her out to you at the party.
Sherry: Honey, if that's her bra, I can spot her myself.

Frasier: So, Dad tells me you two kids met at McGinty's.
Sherry: That's right. I tend bar there. Saw your Dad there one night looking kind of lonesome and I said to myself...
Daphne: [emerging with drinks] Bottoms up!
Sherry: Well, something like that.

Sherry: So, you two've been shopping?
Frasier: Well, antiquing actually. I just found the most exquisite Japanese door knocker, it's said to bring peace and tranquility to any home it adorns.
Sherry: Oh, I haven't seen any decent oriental knockers since "Empress Chow's Shanghai Revue".
Martin: Isn't she great? She is as funny as she is classy.
Niles: No argument there.

Martin: It isn't easy to say goodbye, is it?
Sherry: No. It doesn't get any easier either, I should know. Listen, Marty, this is usually the time people say, "Well, let's be friends". And then, oh, there's a phone call or two but they never see each other again. Well, I just want you to know I am around for you if you ever get lonely or you just need to talk.
Martin: Thanks.
Sherry: Oh, and when you call, if a man answers, hang up.

Martin: Come in and meet the family.
Sherry: Hi. Sherry Dempsey. Oh, now Marty didn't tell me the two of you were so handsome!
Daphne: Hello. Daphne Moon.
Sherry: Ooh. The physical therapist. Oh, don't worry about me, honey. I'm not the jealous type. Anybody that keeps my Marty limber is aces in my book.

Martin: Well, Daphne's got a cold so Sherry's going to use her ticket.
Frasier: What fun! That's coming up soon, isn't it? Maybe you should start working on that little speech.
Sherry: So, fancy dress, huh? Good. I got a backless leopard skin number that's gonna knock your eyes out.