Niles was a lot funnier before the writers gave him love interests. After that, the writers weren't writing for David Hyde Pierce's natural exquisite comedic abilities. They were writing for the producers. The character of Niles got loused up because none of the many writers they brought in over the years had sense enough to know Hyde-Pierce was awkward when put in romantic heterosexual situations. David never had believable on-screen chemistry with any of the girlfriends they gave Niles. If they'd have left all of his girlfriends invisible like they did with Maris, the continuity of character would have spanned the entire series. Niles was so much more lovable as an OCD married bachelor.
For some reason, I love that Niles agrees to go along with this charade before finding out the reason. Frasier just says that Faye's mother thinks they're Jewish and to play along and Niles goes "Okay" then asks why.
That's actually why DHP got the role. Originally Frasier was supposed to be an only child but DHP looked so much like a younger Kelsey Grammer that they wrote the part of Niles specifically for him. They even make a note of this in the episode where Sam, from Cheers, shows up. He looks at Niles and says, "he looks just like you before you started spending so much time at the bar. What happened to you?"
Oy Vey I’m plotzing 🤣 Marty’s walking in kvetching and nails the Jewish Parent spot on. As a Jew that was hysterical 🤣. Niles and his Jewish expressions were hilarious 😂. “The moil” “ I just wanted to show him that there weren’t any hard feelings” cracked me up. If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve said that was an evening with my family. 🤣
My favourite line is, “you mean Papa?” I’m gay, a situation my mother (of blessed memory) was never comfortable with. However, whenever I told her I was dating a new guy, her first question was always…. “Is it too much to ask wether or not he’s a good Jewish boy?” The time I told her I was dating a black Jewish lawyer she said, “Oy-vey! I suppose I should be happy. At least he’s Jewish. I don’t want to sound prejudiced, but do you really HAVE to date…. a lawyer(!)”
At Pesach (Passover) every year, when we all made that toast, “Next year in Jerusalem !” my grandmother, of blessed memory, would always say, “G_D forbid (!)” A Zionist, she most certainly was not…… I often wonder what she would say, now that I and three other of her grandchildren have homes in Israel.
I watched this episode again yesterday and it is one of the best-written Frasier episodes I've seen. The reveal of Niles dressed as Christ in front of a Christmas tree with an allergy spray up his nose in the bathroom is hilarious.
Frasier - Best darn ensemble group ever in the history of television and they all seemed like they were friends. When I had a fever a few years ago, I simply binged on Frazier episodes via Netflix and soon I felt better.
A few weeks ago, I felt sick in the middle of the night (got scared it was COVID but luckily it wasn’t) and stayed up all night. I started rewatching Frasier, and I gradually felt better. It’s always been a feel good show for me :)
I agree. I never watched it while it was on air but watched the series from beginning to end with my mother. I love all the characters but I think Marty was my favorite.
@@levips9798 I know the media and government have done a number on people, but COVID-19 is nothing to be scared of for most people. It's simple fact that most people recover within 2 weeks. You can confirm that for yourself. Stress actually affects your immune system, so just be chilled
Fay: The one who did your circumcision? Frasier: Yes! Yes, i just wanted to show him that there were no hard feelings... 😂😂😂 Frasier's facial expression of dread once he said that line is priceless 😂😂😂
My jewish mother saw this and couldn't control her laughter. She loves this episode. Especially the bit about improvising the Jewish wine. She says it really is dreadful (far too sweet).
Back when this episode first aired I worked with an older Jewish man. He said the whole episode had him in fits of laughter, but it was that bit with the wine that had him almost falling off the sofa. He absolutely agreed. 😄
frasier is so well written i mean - like this script on this episode would be considered hate speech nowadays, but in the hands of such a cast and writers - its hilarious - (i also really wanna put sugar in wine just to try it out)
Kosher wine is not "cheap and sugary." Manishevitz was inexpenisve and sugary. Long history to that and believe it or not many, not just Jewish people, drank it. Kosher wines comes in all varieties, made in many parts of the world and some are quite expensive.
@@r2d2musk6 LOL; Did you even READ my comment? Did you read the last sentence? Naaa; you just want to stick with your ignorance. Education, learning, is a good thing. When you don't know something and someone informs you, take it as a gift. It expands your mind. You're welcome.
The crazy part is how in-character it still was for Marty. It's like, "Yea, that's definitely something Marty would say ... but wait, that's also what a typical Jewish parent would ... say ... ? Whaaaat?"
I can't even explain how much I HOLLERED the first time I saw this episode - most notably when Niles emerged out of Frasier's kitchen in his "holiday program costume"! I could not catch my breath, had to walk it off, and I missed the resolution of the show! 😂😭😂😭😂😭😂😭😂😭😂
This entire series is an astounding display of comical excellence! The one with them in the cabin where everybodys looking to another is priceless! " Hormones ricocheting.."
Wonderful ensemble cast. No matter how many times I have seen an episode, I laugh just as loudly as if it were the first time. Well written and well directed. I LOVE FRASIER!
Great acting, stories and writing! Met David Hyde Pierce twice during his plays, and talked about his Yale hat. A very solid smart guy, who gives back alot to Alheimers causes because his relatives had it. Incredible timing as Niles playing Jesus.
@@stereomois Niles is just throwing around random Jewish sayings, they mean something individually, but make no sense in context when said together in succession. "LeChaim" means Cheers, to good Life "Mazal Tov" means Congratulations, a blessing for good fortune "Next Year in Jerusalem" evokes a common theme in Jewish culture of a desire to return to a rebuilt Jerusalem, and commentators have suggested that it serves as a reminder of the experience of living in exile. Usually said during Passover.
"I just wanted to show him that there were no hard feelings" 😂 By this stage, Niles is used to the crazy situations that the Cranes find themselves in so he goes along with it.
Meanwhile, David Hyde Pierce went on to star in Spamalot and performed an entire musical number about needing Jewish people to succeed on Broadway (complete with a crap-ton of Jewish references). Every time he shouts "Papa can you hear me?" I think of this episode. XD
@@patrickmccutcheon8860 Also when Faye's mother opens the door to the powder room and sees Niles standing there dressed as Jesus with his inhaler and beside him the Christmas tree.
Just a nugget on how good the writing was for this show… 3:22 Faye asked for them to send the elevator back up. Which is perfectly normal if they lived in an apartment building. Attention to detail to throw that in is impeccable
Eliezer Rothstein aside from a tiny fraction of extreme or ignorant ultra-orthodox mohels, nobody does that. Pedophile priests sucking off altar boys and Muslims cutting out their daughters’ clitorus constitute far larger and widespread problems.
Wayne Neill Australia hasn’t existed as long as we’ve been saying “next year in Jerusalem.” Unless you’re under the impression Australia has been around since the 1400’s?
Niles immediately accepting the premise always cracks me up.
Are you kidding? They're used to this by now LOL!
Frazier: "Faye's mother thinks we're Jewish"
Niles: "Okay."
Classic@
Marty pulls off the Jewish parent entrance right off.
William Craig he pulled the guilt trip so well
_That's the joke_
Stellar
@@shaneturner500 He did. And he had a great scrip to work with.
Yup
Niles is hands down my favorite in Frasier. His deadpan delivery and subtle facial expressions are hilarious.
Not to mention his physical comedy. Keaton would be proud.
Kelsey said he put a little bit of Jack Benny Into the role.
Niles was a lot funnier before the writers gave him love interests. After that, the writers weren't writing for David Hyde Pierce's natural exquisite comedic abilities. They were writing for the producers. The character of Niles got loused up because none of the many writers they brought in over the years had sense enough to know Hyde-Pierce was awkward when put in romantic heterosexual situations. David never had believable on-screen chemistry with any of the girlfriends they gave Niles. If they'd have left all of his girlfriends invisible like they did with Maris, the continuity of character would have spanned the entire series. Niles was so much more lovable as an OCD married bachelor.
@@TVHouseHistorian DHP had great romantic chemistry with Jane Leeves
Yes, all the rest were the same to him.
"Just play along""Ok"Without missing a beat... Ha-ha!
Great cast all around, but Pierce steals the show sometimes.
He'd done this too many times
"... ooh, ham!"
Yes. They put on elaborate ruses about every other week!
... why?
Niles walking in as Jesus later is one of my favorite moments in the series.
I laughed SO hard when I saw that !!
“Take it down a notch, Tevye” 😂😂😂😂
"You mean Papa..." David Hyde Pierce is one of the great comic actors of all time.
Agreed!! His comedic timing is impeccable & superb!!
Absolutely!! His one liners on the Dark Victory episode are CLASSIC!!!
He’s got great timing
His proud face at 2:30 got me 😂
He's born to play Niles, even to this day I can't see him as anyone but Niles.
2:30 It cracks me up how Niles turns around with that grin because he is proud of how much he thinks he is nailing it. XD
Yes! What he says is hilarious as it is. But then flashing that grin right afterward is perfection. Comic genius.
And yelling Niles is the icing on the cake
You can hear the audience dying in the background. Hyde-Pierce was incredible in this series.
"He'll probably just kvetch at me and frankly I don't need the tsuris!" And then the grin! Love it.
😆
Surprisingly Marty sounded like the typical Jewish parent when he entered the scene 😂😂😂
That’s the joke
@@pookachu64 we understood it... It was ironic... You understand irony, right?
@elledumble
You'll have to excuse skaryeyedmrgorsky. Most people don't appreciate having something mansplained to them.
Isn't that the thing with the cloth?
For some reason, I love that Niles agrees to go along with this charade before finding out the reason. Frasier just says that Faye's mother thinks they're Jewish and to play along and Niles goes "Okay" then asks why.
They're brothers. I would readily agree to almost any charade my brother or sister asks me to.
Andrew Bjork Hahaha me tooo
I love how much Niles is enjoying himself here
I love that too!
I think that at this point in the show Niles is just used to going along with anything, no matter the reason.
Shows a real mischevious approach
"Faye's mother thinks that we're Jewish, just play along."
"Okay."
"Ooh, ham."
Niles is such a good brother....
I love that.
All the marks of a true friend and brother
All the marks of a true friend and brother
I love how Niles is just like "Okay". 😊💜
Loved the part where Niles walks in and Frasier yells out "JESUS"! 😂😂😂
I was laughing SO hard at that part!!Tears were streaming down my face!
and where Mrs Moscowitz says to Niles as Jesus "this is your busy time of year"
There has never been 2 people on earth who played brother and looked more brothers like Fraiser and Niles!
Agree 💯
That's actually why DHP got the role. Originally Frasier was supposed to be an only child but DHP looked so much like a younger Kelsey Grammer that they wrote the part of Niles specifically for him.
They even make a note of this in the episode where Sam, from Cheers, shows up. He looks at Niles and says, "he looks just like you before you started spending so much time at the bar. What happened to you?"
Oy Vey I’m plotzing 🤣 Marty’s walking in kvetching and nails the Jewish Parent spot on. As a Jew that was hysterical 🤣. Niles and his Jewish expressions were hilarious 😂. “The moil” “ I just wanted to show him that there weren’t any hard feelings” cracked me up. If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve said that was an evening with my family. 🤣
My favourite line is, “you mean Papa?”
I’m gay, a situation my mother (of blessed memory) was never comfortable with. However, whenever I told her I was dating a new guy, her first question was always…. “Is it too much to ask wether or not he’s a good Jewish boy?” The time I told her I was dating a black Jewish lawyer she said, “Oy-vey! I suppose I should be happy. At least he’s Jewish. I don’t want to sound prejudiced, but do you really HAVE to date…. a lawyer(!)”
@@Torahboy1 most jewish thing I've ever read
@@Torahboy1 At least your mom was trying to be supportive.
Watched this episode so many times, but just noticed Niles saying "oy" when he points out the wine being unsuitable.
Love it.
ooh, ham.
I love niles constantly trolling frasier through this scene.
RXdash78 Oozes. Oops
Next year in Jerusalem!
Frasier should have responded forget the Ham Ill make Brisket Later !!!!
To be fair, Niles trolling Frasier is like half his character throughout the whole series (and it's brilliant every time).
Act Jewish "OK no problem, oh ham!" 😁
potterpotty01 he was acting Jewish. A none practicing one 😂
"Next year in Jerusalem!" Hahahahahahhahahaha, I love how Niles enjoys the whole charade.
“Tone it down a notch Tevye!”
At Pesach (Passover) every year, when we all made that toast, “Next year in Jerusalem !” my grandmother, of blessed memory, would always say, “G_D forbid (!)”
A Zionist, she most certainly was not……
I often wonder what she would say, now that I and three other of her grandchildren have homes in Israel.
@@Torahboy1 probably “why should my feeling matter?!?”
😂
I cannot believe the consistent quality of writing and acting on this show
"You mean papa." Classic Niles. I adore this show.
"I have no idea....do I?" Best!
I watched this episode again yesterday and it is one of the best-written Frasier episodes I've seen. The reveal of Niles dressed as Christ in front of a Christmas tree with an allergy spray up his nose in the bathroom is hilarious.
Frasier - Best darn ensemble group ever in the history of television and they all seemed like they were friends. When I had a fever a few years ago, I simply binged on Frazier episodes via Netflix and soon I felt better.
Barbara Holland plus some of the best writing and direction. This show was razor sharp.
A few weeks ago, I felt sick in the middle of the night (got scared it was COVID but luckily it wasn’t) and stayed up all night. I started rewatching Frasier, and I gradually felt better. It’s always been a feel good show for me :)
Brilliant show.
I agree. I never watched it while it was on air but watched the series from beginning to end with my mother. I love all the characters but I think Marty was my favorite.
@@levips9798 I know the media and government have done a number on people, but COVID-19 is nothing to be scared of for most people. It's simple fact that most people recover within 2 weeks. You can confirm that for yourself. Stress actually affects your immune system, so just be chilled
My favorite part is when the father said, "Do I?" It sounded improvised. Also, Niles is so hilariously deadpan here.
last year I had a Jewish client coming from NYC to HK and I did what Niles had done, and the client exploded with laughter.
Wish I could have been there to see that!
Fay: The one who did your circumcision?
Frasier: Yes! Yes, i just wanted to show him that there were no hard feelings...
😂😂😂 Frasier's facial expression of dread once he said that line is priceless 😂😂😂
One of the hallmarks of a great show--still getting views long after it went off the air.
I promise you, people are still watching Three's Company clips.
Ironicly on hallmark channel now 😆
Watching in 2020 🙌🏼🙌🏼 love frasier
Friends....?
rockemack If you’re still watching it this long after it went off the air, then I guess it qualifies!
My jewish mother saw this and couldn't control her laughter. She loves this episode. Especially the bit about improvising the Jewish wine. She says it really is dreadful (far too sweet).
Back when this episode first aired I worked with an older Jewish man. He said the whole episode had him in fits of laughter, but it was that bit with the wine that had him almost falling off the sofa. He absolutely agreed. 😄
frasier is so well written i mean - like this script on this episode would be considered hate speech nowadays, but in the hands of such a cast and writers - its hilarious - (i also really wanna put sugar in wine just to try it out)
as a half Jew, I love Jewish wine
@@hamzah5643 I doubt it would be, this had my husband and I laughing so hard we almost choked. Trust me, we totally get it and it's great!
How funny is this? ;)
I miss that show so much, so well written, it never gets old. Thank you to all of you that post the videos.
This show was just one of the best. Years later and it still feels fresh and it's still funny as hell.
David Hyde Pierce is so goddamn talented.
Best character in the show
I have no clue about Jewish stereotypes or jokes so all of that flies over my head, yet this scene is still hilarious to me. That's how good it is.
-Jewish fathers are called “Papa”
-Jews don’t eat ham, which Niles likes
-Jewish wine is very cheap and sugary
Kosher wine is not "cheap and sugary." Manishevitz was inexpenisve and sugary. Long history to that and believe it or not many, not just Jewish people, drank it. Kosher wines comes in all varieties, made in many parts of the world and some are quite expensive.
@@zeek2436 It's cheap and sugary
@@r2d2musk6 LOL; Did you even READ my comment? Did you read the last sentence? Naaa; you just want to stick with your ignorance. Education, learning, is a good thing. When you don't know something and someone informs you, take it as a gift. It expands your mind. You're welcome.
@@zeek2436 Anyways, It's cheap and sugary.
"Take it down a notch, Tevye." LOL
@Torah Muscle In English it's Tevye
@Torah Muscle It's Tevye, as in the main character from Fiddler On The Roof.
Three simple words " you mean pappa " ,cracks me up every time I watch this.
I don't get it. Can you explain?
@@Watchvideossss Think “Fiddler on the Roof” or “Yentl,” where the children call their father “Papa.”
@@Watchvideossss really? Niles is getting into the part, where as a jewish guy he calls his father Papa.. not Dad
Second best line is, “tone it down a notch, Tevye”
:( RIP Marty Crane
:(
😢
yes, so sad he is gone, we really liked the character Martin Crane. rest in peace
@@SurgeCess Weird that he was English born and raised. Played an American really well.
@@JNYC-gb1pp He only lived in england for the first 19 years of his life. When he moved to america he lost his accent.
I love it that Crane boys have SPOTLESS white cooking pots! LOL. A perfect little touch there from a talented behind-the-scenes production crew.
That was back when Chantal Cookware was popular, I used to have the same set, same color, easy to keep clean.
his condo is my dream home!
Danny Motta Mine too! Ever since I was a kid watching this in the 90's lol
Me to!
I want Niles with the library hidden doors.
Me too! One of the nicest t.v. homes x
@@vyoletrose3218 lol same.
Anyone ever noticed that Martie -Dad-Papa acts Jewish before he's let in on the scam?
Anne-Marie Zack I caught that too! I was like hold on there...😁😁😁😁
The crazy part is how in-character it still was for Marty. It's like, "Yea, that's definitely something Marty would say ... but wait, that's also what a typical Jewish parent would ... say ... ? Whaaaat?"
That's the joke. He's acting Jewish without knowing the situation.
binaway thank you
Yup
yes, yes I just wanted to show him there were no hard feelings! LOL
I still don't get it. Sounds like a normal saying.
It was an erection reference, unless you were being sarcastic that is
Eliezer Rothstein practically no one does that, you just read that article in the NY Time from a few years ago you troll.
@@callumcowan7047 No. It was simply a reference to having a piece of himself slashed off at his most vulnerable age.
Eliezer Rothstein You are really sick, buddy boy.
Niles is so good at playing up to anything that comes up, like pretending to be Marty's boyfriend or being Jewish
I think Niles is the funniest character on the show and that's saying a lot because they're all very funny.
I love how Niles has this little smile when he thinks he’s been smart 😂
One of the best sitcom scenes of all time.
"Just answer a question with a question"....perfect! I am Jewish and this is so true. I always get a kick out of this episode...Hilarious😂
Somebody on the writing team did some homework!!
Isn’t it ???
@@dropkickmurphy4114 I think the writers are Jewish
@@dropkickmurphy4114 The guy who wrote this Jay Kogen is Jewish so it's very authentic lol.
That little grin from Niles at 2 mins 32 is magnificent
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I can't even explain how much I HOLLERED the first time I saw this episode - most notably when Niles emerged out of Frasier's kitchen in his "holiday program costume"! I could not catch my breath, had to walk it off, and I missed the resolution of the show! 😂😭😂😭😂😭😂😭😂😭😂
'Faye's mother thinks that we're Jewish; just play along.'
'Okay.'
This was far and away one of the most hilarious episodes in the series, and that's saying a lot considering how funny the show always was.
🤗I so agree with you🤗
The writing and performances are so spot on. Love this show!
*You mean Papa* this show has been my favourite since the 90s because of the crying laughter no matter how many times I've seen it.
I never appreciated Niles enough! David is an awesome actor.
This was one of my FAVORITE EPISODES!!!! Martin is a PERFECT Jewish father in this without even trying!!!!
Marty is a natural Jew. 😂
This entire series is an astounding display of comical excellence! The one with them in the cabin where everybodys looking to another is priceless! " Hormones ricocheting.."
Its so fucking genius... what a great bunch of writers
This is very well written. I never watched this show before, but this was very good.
It's so good! You should watch it!
The ski lodge is the best episode and I've seen it all the way through multiple times.
How can you NOT LOVE NILES?!
The part where Niles is teaching his Dad how to Answer a Question with a Question! 😂
Wonderful ensemble cast. No matter how many times I have seen an episode, I laugh just as loudly as if it were the first time. Well written and well directed. I LOVE FRASIER!
Great acting, stories and writing! Met David Hyde Pierce twice during his plays, and talked about his Yale hat. A very solid smart guy, who gives back alot to Alheimers causes because his relatives had it. Incredible timing as Niles playing Jesus.
This show never gets old. The end of this episode when Niles is dressed as Jesus and then when they come clean, the argument, the tears...
As a Jewish person I have to say, this scene is culturally spot on, well written and really funny! Kudos to all involved.
Not being Jewish, I find the scene funny and probably understand the jokes, but I probably missed the meaning of Niles toast.
@@stereomois Niles is just throwing around random Jewish sayings, they mean something individually, but make no sense in context when said together in succession.
"LeChaim" means Cheers, to good Life
"Mazal Tov" means Congratulations, a blessing for good fortune
"Next Year in Jerusalem" evokes a common theme in Jewish culture of a desire to return to a rebuilt Jerusalem, and commentators have suggested that it serves as a reminder of the experience of living in exile. Usually said during Passover.
I can just picture the Jewish writers who contributed to this episode pissing their pants with laughter. They nailed it!
Niles was my favorite
+amit nagpal I love when he's standing in the washroom dressed as Jesus in this episode, lol.
Niles is my favorite, Martin is 2nd, Eddie is 3rd, etc.
amit nagpal *Yes, he's Funny and Awesome*
Let's face it - by season 7 it was more his show than Frasier's.
Yea me too. I love DHP he's brilliant!
"It's dreadful!" "Perfect."
LOL! I know. It’s so funny. Exquisite show. It’s like the most perfectly crafted Lalique glassware. Pure art masterpiece.
Niles: “What your saying I’m not being helpful” lol Niles I’m dead 😂
This episode is a Christmas tradition in my family
🖤
Watching this during June 2020 quarantine. Perfect antidote against all the craziness going on.
IT WAS ALL SO jEWISH!!!!!
Turn it down a notch, Tevye. LOL
I know, I love that
I DIED at that line.
@@aspiemakeupgurl4833 Who is Tevye? :)
sonyab1974 Tevye is the main character in “Fiddler On The Roof”
@@Egilhelmson Ah thank you! :)
"I have no idea... Do I?" XD
"I just wanted to show him that there were no hard feelings" 😂
By this stage, Niles is used to the crazy situations that the Cranes find themselves in so he goes along with it.
Niles has theatre running in his blood. XD
Meanwhile, David Hyde Pierce went on to star in Spamalot and performed an entire musical number about needing Jewish people to succeed on Broadway (complete with a crap-ton of Jewish references). Every time he shouts "Papa can you hear me?" I think of this episode. XD
Of all the Christmas episodes from Frasier this is my favorite. 2nd favorite is Miracle on Third or Forth Street from season 1.
When he yells at Niles and mouths the words "half that" I died lmao
The best part of this episode was when Frasier sees niles in full Jesus costume and exclaims "Jesus Christ!"
That's my Dad's favorite part too. Never fails to make him laugh.
@@patrickmccutcheon8860 Also when Faye's mother opens the door to the powder room and sees Niles standing there dressed as Jesus with his inhaler and beside him the Christmas tree.
I could weep with how funny the JESUS CHRIST is!!! 😂😂😂
My favorite episode of this wonderful series. I always make sure to watch it at least once every holiday season!
David Hyde Pierce is a genius. He makes the show.
OMG this episode is nuts. Niles as Jesus in the bathroom with the nasal spray I died.
Love the show and watch every day Here in Australia thank you god bless
"Take it down a Notch Tevea" hilarious
R.I.P Mr Mahoney.
Niles - hilarious and truly an adorable character!
"It's dreadful"
"PERFECT!"
When Niles said 'ooh, ham' I bust up laughing.
Niles is the brother we all need
Just a nugget on how good the writing was for this show… 3:22 Faye asked for them to send the elevator back up. Which is perfectly normal if they lived in an apartment building. Attention to detail to throw that in is impeccable
I love that at 1:22 Niles instinctively says “Oy Frasier” when he’s about to earn him about the wine. 😂
I absolutely adore how Marty, the least likely of all characters, absolutely sells their ploy 😂.
Next year, in Jerusalem!!! Lol. The way Niles delivers that is priceless
0:33 _Yes, yes I just wanted to show them there were no hard feelings_
wtf, does that mean he using his mouth?
Eliezer Rothstein enough of the Klingon!
Eliezer Rothstein aside from a tiny fraction of extreme or ignorant ultra-orthodox mohels, nobody does that. Pedophile priests sucking off altar boys and Muslims cutting out their daughters’ clitorus constitute far larger and widespread problems.
Eliezer Rothstein I don’t mention it because it’s a figment if your imagination.
Eliezer Rothstein
“Think you can pull it off?”
“No problem”
Also Niles: oooh ham!
That little "oui" at the end - perfect
Michael Duck he said "oye" not "oui"
What about cockney? Oi!
Oui sounds like ooee. Oye or oi is what you're looking for
You should see the rest of that episode. I damn near peed on my self ! Even after watching it for the 80th + times.
"I just wanted to show him that there were no hard feelings"
One of my fave episodes to watch during the holidays
Next year in Jerusalem!
“It’s dreadful.”
“Perfect!”
I feel so offended 😂
l'chaim
Mazel Tov
Next year in Jerusalem !!!!!!!
@@missprimproper1022 thanks,knew the first two,but not the true meaning of "next year in Jerusalem" from an Australian agnostic.
Wayne Neill Australia hasn’t existed as long as we’ve been saying “next year in Jerusalem.” Unless you’re under the impression Australia has been around since the 1400’s?