***The SEINFELD TRIVIA Thread***

WhatYouTaughtMe

The Waiting Trophy Man said:

How much money did George get for Frank's "Cabana Wear" from the Thrift store guy?

$225

What is the coat called that Kramer buys from Rudy prior to this happening?

The Waiting Trophy Man

The Executive? Or we're those Morty's raincoats?

WhatYouTaughtMe

The Waiting Trophy Man said:

The Executive? Or we're those Morty's raincoats?

Yes, the executive. Kramer owned one that he purchased at the thrift store, leading to the conversation and business arrangement with Morty.

vant0037

When we were in York this summer, we saw a guy in a beltless trenchcoat walking the city walls. Total Seinfeld moment a la Frank Costanza and his lawyer with a cape in the city. ("What was my father doing with a man in a cape in the city?" = "What was a man doing walking the walls of York wearing a beltless trench coat?")

cutz

Vitalogensia said:

Where did Elaine move to NYC from?

Towson, MD.

The Waiting Trophy Man

cutz said:

Vitalogensia said:

Where did Elaine move to NYC from?

Towson, MD.

Oh did I get that one wrong?

Vitalogensia

I believe I presented a faulty question. In "The Dog" episode when George and Elaine talk about Elaine's history moving to New York, I thought she mentioned where she came from. She only mentions the year, and I tried to find the actual answer but I cannot find it. I would've thought it was Baltimore. I hang my head in shame. #-o

cutz

Vitalogensia said:

I believe I presented a faulty question. In "The Dog" episode when George and Elaine talk about Elaine's history moving to New York, I thought she mentioned where she came from. She only mentions the year, and I tried to find the actual answer but I cannot find it. I would've thought it was Baltimore. I hang my head in shame. #-o

I so happen to catch the episode(the one where Elaine wears her Baltimore hat at the Yankees game) tonight. When questioned by her boss that she's from Baltimore, she said it's actually Towson. I would've said Baltimore too, though.

PJfanwillneverleave1

True of false? This gif is real

eeriepadave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjZyT4YfIiY

The Juggler

eeriepadave said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjZyT4YfIiY

i hereby declare this fucking hillarious

vant0037

Here's one:

What were Susan Ross' dad's father's last words to him. Be specific.

Last-12-Exit

vant0037 said:

Here's one:

What were Susan Ross' dad's father's last words to him. Be specific.

I can't remember if he said this to george or to Mrs. Ross:

I loved him deeply! More than you will ever know!

Hobbes

vant0037 said:

Here's one:

What were Susan Ross' dad's father's last words to him. Be specific.

Cherish the cabin.

Last-12-Exit said:

vant0037 said:

Here's one:

What were Susan Ross' dad's father's last words to him. Be specific.

I can't remember if he said this to george or to Mrs. Ross:

I loved him deeply! More than you will ever know!

He said that to Mrs. Ross. Referring to John Cheevers, of course.

Last-12-Exit

Dammit. I forgot cherish the cabin

Hobbes

Susan has a brother, Ricky, home from college. What is his major? And what does George recommend as a major?

vant0037

Hobbes said:

Susan has a brother, Ricky, home from college. What is his major? And what does George recommend as a major?

He doesn't have one, George recommends podiatry.

According to Susan's mother, what is just common courtesy when you come in the house?

Hobbes

wipe off your wheels

vant0037

That's a really underrated episode, now that we're dissecting that scene.

Hobbes

vant0037 said:

That's a really underrated episode, now that we're dissecting that scene.

Agree. And George's reaction to the dirty talking....



Classic.