Frasier: What's Eddie doing?
Martin: Every time this cooking show comes on, he rolls over and watches it upside down. He likes all the pouring they do. He thinks it's funny the way the food goes up instead of down.

Daphne: Well, you know how I have these visions from time to time. And don't tell Dr. Crane, well...
Frasier: Don't tell me what?
Daphne: Nothing.
Frasier: It's my car again, isn't it?
Daphne: It's not your bloody car.

Niles: I admit it's a bit of a departure for me, but I'm feeling a bit kicky today.
Frasier: Yes, I know. Daphne told us how you encouraged her to follow her vision and to dump Donny. I am astonished at your lack of integrity. Now will you take that damn thing off.

Martin: Are you sure you didn't throw it away in the recycling?
Frasier: Are you actually looking for the TV Guide?
Martin: Well, I have to plan my weekend.
Frasier: You really do have the world on a string, don't you, Dad?

Niles: Look Daphne, I've been thinking about our talk this afternoon. I'm not sure I gave you the best advice I could have. Perhaps what you call a vision is really a fear - a fear of commitment, say. That would explain why these visions come to you when your relationships turn serious. Mind you, I can't tell you that Donny is the right person for you, but I wouldn't want you to end things with him for the wrong reasons. Do you understand?
Daphne: Yeah, you're just like your brother after all. This afternoon you were just humoring me, weren't you?
Niles: No, Daphne.
Daphne: Look at the idiot from Manchester, she thinks she has visions.
Niles: No. No, all I'm saying is that I think there are psychological issues here that you just don't entirely appreciate.
Daphne: Well, how could I? I'm just some nut who believes in fate. Well, I've always followed my visions and your pity's not going to change that.

Martin: So, how's business?
Donny: Well, actually I've cut down on my caseload because I want to spend more time with Daphne. Don't tell her this, but I've booked us on an Alaskan vacation next month. I hear it's one of the few places left where you can feel completely alone.
Martin: Ah, you like that feeling, huh?

Daphne: Shall we be on our way then?
Donny: Well actually, I've got something on my mind that I'd kinda like to talk about first.
Martin: Oh, well, we'll just get out of here.
Donny: No, no, I'd like you to stay here for this. If it wasn't for you then I never would have met Daphne.
Frasier: Donny, I think it would be best...
Donny: It's okay. Sit.
Martin: Maybe I'll just have a little bit of this sherry.

Donny: You know, I thought that being a divorce attorney would have just soured me on relationships and then I met you. And I found myself telling my clients to reconcile, because I think that if they could find even just a tiny little bit of the happiness that I've found with you they could make it. You know, I've been thinking about that time we went to the little bed-and-breakfast in the country and we sat in that porch swing all night and looked at the sky. You told me your dad and you used to sit on your stoop and do the same thing when you were a kid. He said that the only man good enough for you would "scoop the stars out of the sky with his hat and lay them at your feet." Well, I've only caught this one so far. [showing Daphne a ring] But if you'll accept it, I'll spend my life chasing down the rest of them for you. I know it's very soon, so just think about it.
Daphne: I don't have to think about it... Yes!

Donny: Hey, boys, give me a break. You look more surprised than I do.

Daphne: Just a second, Dr. Crane. I'm sorry I got cross with you. Once I thought about what you said it really made sense, and then when Donny did ask me it was fear that I felt. Just like you told me. I figured the best way to overcome it was to just jump in with both feet. Thank you for your help.
Niles: I wish you the very best, Daphne.
Donny: Hey, don't squeeze so hard! That's a precious commodity right there. My number one client! [Donny hugs Niles]