Lilith: Which one of us do you suppose humiliated him more?
Frasier: Oh, I think I did. I've been trying to console myself with the idea that without embarrassing parents, there'd be no psychology. Poor kid.
Lilith: Actually, today he is a man.
Frasier: He is, isn't he?
Rabbi Gendler: Mazel Tov. You must be very proud. Of your son, not yourselves.
Lilith: We are, thank you, Rabbi.

Frasier: Frederick, uh, listen, I-I'm-I want to apologize. Uh, there was this guy at the radio station. He was going to teach me Hebrew...
Frederick: You don't have to explain it, Dad.
Frasier: Really? I just wanted to tell you how sorry I am.
Frederick: Berman translated your speech for me. It was pretty good.
Frasier: So you liked it?
Frederick: Yeah. I don't want to get all mushy or anything. I'm a little old for that now, but... you know.
Frasier: Yeah, I know.

Daphne: Lilith?!
Niles: Well, it was after Maris, and long before you. In fact, it's pretty funny when you think about it. [the Cran men chuckle] And remember, I was drunk.
Daphne: You'd have to be, wouldn't you? Oh, sorry, Frasier.
Frasier: Oh, no. Drinking definitely took the edge off.

Lilith: Can you forgive me?
Frederick: Yeah, for everything but naming me "Gaylord."