***The SEINFELD TRIVIA Thread***

vant0037

SK359828 wrote:

Newch91 wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

What kind of bagel did Kramer never think he'd see?

Oh man, I know this, too. Not sure but I'll go with raisin.

Such a good question. I'm going with orange-cranberry...because I had one not too long ago and it was great.

Newch91 got it. Raisin.

Great, great episode. I'm wearing my "Festivus" t-shirt to a pub crawl tonight...

Vitalogensia

What was Morty Seinfeld's greatest moment? BONUS if you can remember the year.

Ledbetterman10

SK359828 wrote:

What was Morty Seinfeld's greatest moment? BONUS if you can remember the year.

Inventing the belt-less trench coat. Not sure of the year. Let me think....Morty was taking his belt off to scold Jerry, making Jerry about 3-5 years old at the time. And Jerry was about 33-37 years old during this episode in 1995ish. So....I'm gonna say.....1966?

Vitalogensia

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

SK359828 wrote:

What was Morty Seinfeld's greatest moment? BONUS if you can remember the year.

Inventing the belt-less trench coat. Not sure of the year. Let me think....Morty was taking his belt off to scold Jerry, making Jerry about 3-5 years old at the time. And Jerry was about 33-37 years old during this episode in 1995ish. So....I'm gonna say.....1966?

A hell of a guess. "Nineteen-forty-six. I went to work for Harry Flemming and I came up with the idea for the belt-less trench coat."

Hugh Freaking Dillon

SK359828 wrote:

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

SK359828 wrote:

What was Morty Seinfeld's greatest moment? BONUS if you can remember the year.

Inventing the belt-less trench coat. Not sure of the year. Let me think....Morty was taking his belt off to scold Jerry, making Jerry about 3-5 years old at the time. And Jerry was about 33-37 years old during this episode in 1995ish. So....I'm gonna say.....1966?

A hell of a guess. "Nineteen-forty-six. I went to work for Harry Flemming and I came up with the idea for the belt-less trench coat."

Wow, I was close. I was going to guess 1945.

Dirty Frank Z

What are the names of the guys' alter egos?

Ledbetterman10

Dirty Frank Z wrote:

What are the names of the guys' alter egos?

Jerry: Kel Varnson, Slappy White, Dylan Murphy
George: Art Vandelay, Donald O' Brien
Kramer: Martin Van Nostrand, H. E. Pennypacker

Dirty Frank Z

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

Dirty Frank Z wrote:

What are the names of the guys' alter egos?

Jerry: Kel Varnson, Slappy White, Dylan Murphy
George: Art Vandelay, Donald O' Brien
Kramer: Martin Van Nostrand, H. E. Pennypacker

Slappy White. Nice.

Newch91

Dirty Frank Z wrote:

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

Dirty Frank Z wrote:

What are the names of the guys' alter egos?

Jerry: Kel Varnson, Slappy White, Dylan Murphy
George: Art Vandelay, Donald O' Brien
Kramer: Martin Van Nostrand, H. E. Pennypacker

Slappy White. Nice.

You can probably add Buck Naked for George. I know he never used it in an episode, but he did say if he was a porn star, that would be his name.

Vitalogensia

This is an honest question. I just watched "The Statue" and I'm still not sure: did Ray steal the statue?

Newch91

SK359828 wrote:

This is an honest question. I just watched "The Statue" and I'm still not sure: did Ray steal the statue?

It was never revealed if he did or not.

Vitalogensia

Newch91 wrote:

SK359828 wrote:

This is an honest question. I just watched "The Statue" and I'm still not sure: did Ray steal the statue?

It was never revealed if he did or not.

Right, but what do you think? I'm guessing that he did, based on the look he gives the statue prior to Kramer coming in.

Lizard

apparently I once had a seinfeld avatar .. and now it's back.

vant0037

Thread revival question!

In "The Letter," what team's ball cap does Elaine refuse to take off (which causes them to get ousted from the second row seats)?

Bonus: what is Elaine skipping to go to the game?

Double-bonus: what excuse did Elaine make-up to get out of it?

JK_Livin

Orioles

PJ_Soul

SK359828 said:

Newch91" said:

[quote="SK359828"]This is an honest question. I just watched "The Statue" and I'm still not sure: did Ray steal the statue?

It was never revealed if he did or not.[/quote]

Right, but what do you think? I'm guessing that he did, based on the look he gives the statue prior to Kramer coming in.

I think it was implied that he did, in that the statue disappeared from Jerry's the day he cleaned his place. I mean, what other explanation could there be?

vant0037

JK_Livin said:

Orioles

Correct! What about the bonuses?

PJ_Soul

vant0037 said:

Thread revival question!

In "The Letter," what team's ball cap does Elaine refuse to take off (which causes them to get ousted from the second row seats)?

Bonus: what is Elaine skipping to go to the game?

Double-bonus: what excuse did Elaine make-up to get out of it?

For the bonus: her boss's son's Bar Mitzvah I think?

vant0037

PJ_Soul said:

vant0037 said:

Thread revival question!

In "The Letter," what team's ball cap does Elaine refuse to take off (which causes them to get ousted from the second row seats)?

Bonus: what is Elaine skipping to go to the game?

Double-bonus: what excuse did Elaine make-up to get out of it?

For the bonus: her boss's son's Bar Mitzvah I think?

Ooh...so close...

Newch91

vant0037 said:

PJ_Soul said:

vant0037 said:

Thread revival question!

In "The Letter," what team's ball cap does Elaine refuse to take off (which causes them to get ousted from the second row seats)?

Bonus: what is Elaine skipping to go to the game?

Double-bonus: what excuse did Elaine make-up to get out of it?

For the bonus: her boss's son's Bar Mitzvah I think?

Ooh...so close...

Birthday party?

I'm so happy to see this thread come alive again!

vant0037

Newch91 said:

vant0037 said:

PJ_Soul said:

vant0037 said:

Thread revival question!

In "The Letter," what team's ball cap does Elaine refuse to take off (which causes them to get ousted from the second row seats)?

Bonus: what is Elaine skipping to go to the game?

Double-bonus: what excuse did Elaine make-up to get out of it?

For the bonus: her boss's son's Bar Mitzvah I think?

Ooh...so close...

Birthday party?

I'm so happy to see this thread come alive again!

Bonus one: she's skipping her boss's (Lippman's) son's bris

Bonus two: her excuse is that she's visiting her father (picture: scene with Lippman; her father has "neuralgia," she tries to take Lippman's sports page because she's pictured in it for getting kicked out of the game)

Fire away!

GivenToJam88

http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2014/03/scientific-ranking-jerrys-girlfriends-seinfeld/

vant0037

I'm joining a new firm next week and I picked out my office today. I had two choices: a larger one and a smaller one. I did what George would do.

GivenToJam88

vant0037 said:

I'm joining a new firm next week and I picked out my office today. I had two choices: a larger one and a smaller one. I did what George would do.

You sound like Penske material

Newch91

vant0037 said:

I'm joining a new firm next week and I picked out my office today. I had two choices: a larger one and a smaller one. I did what George would do.

I thought you would have chosen the larger office?

vant0037

George: (to various people as he walks in) Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Hi nice to see

you. How are you. Good morning. (to the secretary) Good morning.

Secretary: How can I help you?

George: The name's George Constanza. I'm starting work here today. I was wondering if you could tell

me where my office is.

Secretary: I wasn't aware that, uh, Mike, this is George Constanza. He's starting here today.

Mike: Welcome aboard.

George: Thanks Mike. Nice to be aboard.

Mike: I wasn't aware that Mr. Tuttle was finished interviewing.

George: Oh, well, he was probably just getting anxious to start his vacation.

Secretary: He wants to know where his office is.

Mike: Oh, ah, let's see, we've got two. There's a big one down the hall there and a small one over here.

You know I should ask Jack.

George: Oh leave Jack alone. Jack's got enough problems. I'll just take the small office.

Mike: Really?

George: Yes. I like to feel cozy. I have a very small apartment. I like to feel tucked in, nestled in. Love

to be nestled.

Mike: All right, it's 808 right down there. Meanwhile, I'll get you the Pensky file, you can start working on that.

vant0037

In all honesty, the smaller one had nicer furniture in it, but when I said I would take it, I heard Costanza in my head.

GivenToJam88

vant0037 said:

In all honesty, the smaller one had nicer furniture in it, but when I said I would take it, I heard Costanza in my head.

The furniture must be Farbman

vant0037

GivenToJam88 said:

vant0037 said:

In all honesty, the smaller one had nicer furniture in it, but when I said I would take it, I heard Costanza in my head.

The furniture must be Farbman

"I'd give you a lift, but I've got Karl Farbman here."

"Thanks for stopping."


Kills me every time.

Vitalogensia

PJ_Soul said:

SK359828 said:

Newch91" said:

[quote="SK359828"]This is an honest question. I just watched "The Statue" and I'm still not sure: did Ray steal the statue?

It was never revealed if he did or not.[/quote]

Right, but what do you think? I'm guessing that he did, based on the look he gives the statue prior to Kramer coming in.

I think it was implied that he did, in that the statue disappeared from Jerry's the day he cleaned his place. I mean, what other explanation could there be?


I've been waiting months for my forum account issues to be resolved, just to get back to this thread! YES!

I threw the question out there because I don't think there is any other explanation, I wanted to see if anyone had differing opinions. I was surprised they never explicitly said if Ray stole the statue, maybe he already had one and it was just a big coincidence.

QUESTION: In "The Movie," what is Kramer trying to get, and how does that effect Elaine's coat?