***The SEINFELD TRIVIA Thread***

Hugh Freaking Dillon

what is the full name of the cashier at Monk's that turns out to be George's nemesis in one episode?

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

what is the full name of the cashier at Monk's that turns out to be George's nemesis in one episode?

Ruthie Cohen!

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

what is the full name of the cashier at Monk's that turns out to be George's nemesis in one episode?

An old-fashioned phone???

vant0037

According to Kramer, how many people died on the "Andrea Doria" and what is the name of his book that includes the ship's story?

Hugh Freaking Dillon

I believe you are referring to the Chinese Restaurant.

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

what is the full name of the cashier at Monk's that turns out to be George's nemesis in one episode?

An old-fashioned phone???

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

I believe you are referring to the Chinese Restaurant.

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

what is the full name of the cashier at Monk's that turns out to be George's nemesis in one episode?

An old-fashioned phone???

Whaaaat??? I'm 99% positive its Ruthie Cohen...the old lady with dyed brown hair who more or less is silent as George berates her for short-changing him...same episode where he tries to pass the $20 bill he thought Ruthie took from him to Larry David as a newstand worker...

Hugh Freaking Dillon

yes it's Ruthie Cohen. But look at your answer to the question. you wrote "an old fashioned phone". I thought you were answering the question as if referring to the time in the Chinese Restaurant where he was trying to get on that pay phone to call his girlfriend, but people kept getting in his way.

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

I believe you are referring to the Chinese Restaurant.

vant0037 wrote:

An old-fashioned phone???

Whaaaat??? I'm 99% positive its Ruthie Cohen...the old lady with dyed brown hair who more or less is silent as George berates her for short-changing him...same episode where he tries to pass the $20 bill he thought Ruthie took from him to Larry David as a newstand worker...

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

yes it's Ruthie Cohen. But look at your answer to the question. you wrote "an old fashioned phone". I thought you were answering the question as if referring to the time in the Chinese Restaurant where he was trying to get on that pay phone to call his girlfriend, but people kept getting in his way.

Oh...I double-posted...haha. Sorry!

he.who.forgets

Paul David wrote:

yes it's Ruthie Cohen. But look at your answer to the question. you wrote "an old fashioned phone". I thought you were answering the question as if referring to the time in the Chinese Restaurant where he was trying to get on that pay phone to call his girlfriend, but people kept getting in his way.

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

I believe you are referring to the Chinese Restaurant.


Whaaaat??? I'm 99% positive its Ruthie Cohen...the old lady with dyed brown hair who more or less is silent as George berates her for short-changing him...same episode where he tries to pass the $20 bill he thought Ruthie took from him to Larry David as a newstand worker...

"I yell Cartright? Cartright? I say he not here, she say curse words, hang up"
i freakin LOVE that scene

Hugh Freaking Dillon

"oh, Mr Cohen, he always here."

he.who.forgets wrote:

"I yell Cartright? Cartright? I say he not here, she say curse words, hang up"
i freakin LOVE that scene

DaveyG

Paul David wrote:

"oh, Mr Cohen, he always here."

he.who.forgets wrote:

"I yell Cartright? Cartright? I say he not here, she say curse words, hang up"
i freakin LOVE that scene

Hey, I'm not trying to be rude or anything, but try putting the quote before your response, that way we know what you are responding to. Thanks.

DaveyG

vant0037 wrote:

An old-fashioned phone???

You are correct.

LG_PJ

This may have been posted already. Sorry if that is the case.

What is the one thing in Jerry's apartment that is shown in every episode?

Gibson72

A superman figure.

Gibson72

LG_PJ wrote:

This may have been posted already. Sorry if that is the case.

What is the one thing in Jerry's apartment that is shown in every episode?

A superman figure.

LG_PJ

That was quick!

Gibson72

What state does Newman says offers higher deposit return for pop cans?

iamica

Gibson72 wrote:

What state does Newman says offers higher deposit return for pop cans?

Is it Michigan?

Gibson72

Yes. Michigan it is.

Hugh Freaking Dillon

Elaine's middle name?

edvedderrocks

Marie?

Hugh Freaking Dillon

edvedderrocks wrote:

Marie?

correct!

vant0037

This was never answered:

According to Kramer, how many people died on the "Andrea Doria" and what is the name of his book that includes the ship's story?

Jearlpam0925

"HEY, YOUR LIGHTS ARE ON!"

"It's a funeral procession."

dcfaithful

3 questions about the same episode. In "The Trip" (a two part episode),

1. What is the title of the treatment Kramer wrote?

2. What celebrity does he awkwardly give it to?

3. How long has Kramer's neighbor, Helena, been out of work?

dcfaithful

dcfaithful wrote:

3 questions about the same episode. In "The Trip" (a two part episode),

1. What is the title of the treatment Kramer wrote?

2. What celebrity does he awkwardly give it to?

3. How long has Kramer's neighbor, Helena, been out of work?

Nothing guys? C'mon...

Loulou

I think the celebrity was Fred Savage and Helen was out of work since the 1930's, not sure exact date but can't remember what treatment was called...................????? :?

vant0037

vant0037 wrote:

This was never answered:

According to Kramer, how many people died on the "Andrea Doria" and what is the name of his book that includes the ship's story?

Fine! I'll answer my own...

"The Andrea Dorie collided with the Stockhold in a dense fog off Long Island. 51 people died." Kramer's book is "Astonishing Tales of the Sea."

The Fixer

dcfaithful wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

3 questions about the same episode. In "The Trip" (a two part episode),

1. What is the title of the treatment Kramer wrote?

2. What celebrity does he awkwardly give it to?

3. How long has Kramer's neighbor, Helena, been out of work?

Nothing guys? C'mon...

1 - no clue

2 - fred savage

3 - forget. want to say 23 years, but that's a guess. she was scary looking

vant0037

In "The Soup Nazi," what are the names of the "street toughs" who rob Kramer of Elaine's armoir? I am looking for the spoken names of these two, as heard on a different episode. (Hint: the credits on "The Soup Nazi" list their names, but they are never actually said on the "The Soup Nazi" episode. The names are actually spoken on a different episode, which again, involves a confrontation with Kramer. The names on this different episode are different than the names that are listed on "The Soup Nazi" credits).

One of my favorite exchanges on "The Soup Nazi" episode:

KRAMER: Excuse me.

Street Tough #1: Are you talking to me?

KRAMER: Uh, well, uh, we --

Street Tough #1: I said, are you talking to me?

Street Tough #2: Well, maybe, he was talking to me. Was you talking to him? Because you was obviously talking to one of us. So what is it? Who?! Who was you talking to?!