***The SEINFELD TRIVIA Thread***

81

vant0037 wrote:

Hint: it involves Kramer illegitimately winning a Tony Award...

i cheated and looked

81

dcfaithful wrote:

Raquel Welch?

sounds about right.

vant0037

dcfaithful wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Fred Savage would be another run-in for Cosmo.

Right!

There's probably others, but I can only think of one more.

Hint: it involves Kramer illegitimately winning a Tony Award...

Raquel Welch?

You got it!

81

vant0037 wrote:

81 wrote:

off screen run in include spike lee and reggie miller.

Oh man...that list could go on and on...hahaha...

Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Woody Allen ("these pretzels are making me thirsty!")...

THESE pretzels are making me thirsty

vant0037

81 wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

81 wrote:

off screen run in include spike lee and reggie miller.

Oh man...that list could go on and on...hahaha...

Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Woody Allen ("these pretzels are making me thirsty!")...

THESE pretzels are making me thirsty

Uma Thurman is another one...

dcfaithful

Doesn't Kramer get involved in an incident on a golf course with a celebrity, and in turn that person murders someone and Kramer thinks he fueled the anger?

I'm probably mistaken and the other person was a fictional character, and not a celebrity, right?

dcfaithful

vant0037 wrote:

Uma Thurman is another one...

he also stole a guy's undershirt in Central Park. Don't remember the celebrity though. He traded it to Seinfeld for the van that he was sold to by his friend who dug holes in the park.

"Seinfeld's Van!"

"I think he said 'Son Of Sam', oh my god!!"

81

dcfaithful wrote:

Doesn't Kramer get involved in an incident on a golf course with a celebrity, and in turn that person murders someone and Kramer thinks he fueled the anger?

I'm probably mistaken and the other person was a fictional character, and not a celebrity, right?

[Kramer enters with his golf clubs]

Kramer: That Gendason, what a jerk. I'm never playing golf with him again.

Elaine: Who Gendason?

Kramer: Steve Gendason.

.Elaine: Why is that name familiar?
Hx: He used to be a baseball player.

Elaine: Oh, how did you end up playing golf with him?

Kramer: Well, I met him on the course a couple of years ago. Yeah. Played with him a lot. But today was it! We're on the fifteenth hole, ya, he's beating me by a couple of strokes. Then, he's about to hit his second shot, when, he picks up the ball and CLEANS it.

Elaine: So what?

Kramer: Umph, sorry! But the rules clearly state that you cannot clean the ball unless it's on the green. The rules are very clear about that.

Jerry: Certainly are.

Kramer: Ya, so I penalized him a stroke.

Jx; Ah, so what happened?

Kramer: He LOST IT! We almost came to blows. We were face to face like a manager and an umpire like this . . kara a pukka ba ya ka ba . . .

Jerry: All right. You're in MY face.

Elaine: I still don't see what the big deal is.

Kramer: A rule is a rule. And let's face it. Without rules there's chaos.

81

sounds like genderson is a made up person. he's not on baseball refrence.

vant0037

dcfaithful wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

Uma Thurman is another one...

he also stole a guy's undershirt in Central Park. Don't remember the celebrity though. He traded it to Seinfeld for the van that he was sold to by his friend who dug holes in the park.

"Seinfeld's Van!"

"I think he said 'Son Of Sam', oh my god!!"

Anthony Hopkins's undershirt...

dcfaithful

vant0037 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

Uma Thurman is another one...

he also stole a guy's undershirt in Central Park. Don't remember the celebrity though. He traded it to Seinfeld for the van that he was sold to by his friend who dug holes in the park.

"Seinfeld's Van!"

"I think he said 'Son Of Sam', oh my god!!"

Anthony Hopkins's undershirt...

I cheated as well... and it turns out it's actually Anthony Quinn. :oops:

The Juggler

vant0037 wrote:

81 wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

New question:

Name two celebrities Kramer has on-screen run-ins with. (Example: Kramer runs into Mickey Mantle at a coffee shop, but you don't see Mickey. That's an "off-screen" run-in).

Go!

Keith Hernandez
Bette Midler

Correct!

Although upon further review, Kramer never actually appears on-screen with Keith Hernandez (as far as I can remember); in fact, Kramer actually leaves the lockerroom before Keith Hernandez comes in. But they do show the "JFK-spitting" sequence (which is a definite "run-in") and Keith Hernandez is a celebrity and they both appear on-screen so...you get credit.

actualy the final scene of that episode is hernandez informing kramer and newman that it was roger mcdowl who spit on them. kramer and newman then agree to help him move after jerry backs out. so they most certainly do appear on-screen besides the flashback......to june 14th 1987

81

Sadly, its a fake game

Cool Face Ryan

What was the name of Morty Seinfelds friend with who(m?) he sold coats with?

vant0037

manutd3581 wrote:

What was the name of Morty Seinfelds friend with who(m?) he sold coats with?

Hmm...did he ever have one? I know he sold raincoats for 45 years...he invented "The Executive" (a beltless trench coat)...he has Jack Klompus overnight the coats to Morty in NY...

I'm not sure. Good question!

Cool Face Ryan

Harry Fleming, but yea Jack is his friend in Florida.

The Juggler

81 wrote:

Sadly, its a fake game

i know. it was one of my questions posed earlier in here.....by the way, here's another reason why baseball-reference.com is awesome:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullp ... References

81

The Juggler wrote:

81 wrote:

Sadly, its a fake game

i know. it was one of my questions posed earlier in here.....by the way, here's another reason why baseball-reference.com is awesome:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullp ... References

never saw that...but baseball reference is a great site

81

1 guest wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Doesn't Kramer get involved in an incident on a golf course with a celebrity, and in turn that person murders someone and Kramer thinks he fueled the anger?

I'm probably mistaken and the other person was a fictional character, and not a celebrity, right?

[Kramer enters with his golf clubs]

Kramer: That Gendason, what a jerk. I'm never playing golf with him again.

Elaine: Who Gendason?

Kramer: Steve Gendason.

.Elaine: Why is that name familiar?
Hx: He used to be a baseball player.

Elaine: Oh, how did you end up playing golf with him?

Kramer: Well, I met him on the course a couple of years ago. Yeah. Played with him a lot. But today was it! We're on the fifteenth hole, ya, he's beating me by a couple of strokes. Then, he's about to hit his second shot, when, he picks up the ball and CLEANS it.

Elaine: So what?

Kramer: Umph, sorry! But the rules clearly state that you cannot clean the ball unless it's on the green. The rules are very clear about that.

Jerry: Certainly are.

Kramer: Ya, so I penalized him a stroke.

Jx; Ah, so what happened?

Kramer: He LOST IT! We almost came to blows. We were face to face like a manager and an umpire like this . . kara a pukka ba ya ka ba . . .

Jerry: All right. You're in MY face.

Elaine: I still don't see what the big deal is.

Kramer: A rule is a rule. And let's face it. Without rules there's chaos.

ha...this was on last night

iamica

"I've got Gendason in the car. He wants to see his fish. You just tell the cops to back off."

The Juggler

iamica wrote:

"I've got Gendason in the car. He wants to see his fish. You just tell the cops to back off."

YOU KNOW WHO THIS IS DAMN IT!

vant0037

New question:

In "The Wait-Out," Kramer is supposed be Mickey's scene partner, playing a businessman, for an audition Mickey has. Kramer is late because he can't get his new "slim-fit" jeans off.

What is the name of the play that Mickey's audition scene is from?

"I've got the body of a taught, pre-teen Swedish boy!"

VinylGirl

"Press Wounds In Ithaca"

vant0037

VinylGirl wrote:

"Press Wounds In Ithaca"

Correct!

That episode has some of Kramer's greatest physical comedy in the series.

"Sit down you big stupid ape!"

vant0037

How about an easy one? In the episode, "The Yada Yada," why does Jerry suspect that Tim Whatley converts to Judaism? Bonus: What is Jerry accused of being (because of a joke Jerry tells) by Kramer?

Mamasan23

vant0037 wrote:

How about an easy one? In the episode, "The Yada Yada," why does Jerry suspect that Tim Whatley converts to Judaism? Bonus: What is Jerry accused of being (because of a joke Jerry tells) by Kramer?

Jerry thinks that Whatley converted just so he could tell Jewish jokes!

Kramer calls Jerry an anti-dentite

vant0037

Mamasan23 wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

How about an easy one? In the episode, "The Yada Yada," why does Jerry suspect that Tim Whatley converts to Judaism? Bonus: What is Jerry accused of being (because of a joke Jerry tells) by Kramer?

Jerry thinks that Whatley converted just so he could tell Jewish jokes!

Kramer calls Jerry an anti-dentite

"You anti-dentite bastard!"

Heisenberg

"Next thing you know, you'll want them to have their own schools"

vant0037

Heisenberg wrote:

"Next thing you know, you'll want them to have their own schools"

"They do have their own schools!"

dcfaithful

vant0037 wrote:

Heisenberg wrote:

"Next thing you know, you'll want them to have their own schools"

"They do have their own schools!"

Can you hand me a schtickle of flouride?