***The SEINFELD TRIVIA Thread***

HughFreakingDillon

I just discovered the real answer to the first question never actually aired, but was in the original script. 

and odd, I thought I knew all of the actors that played more than one character on the show; this one stumps me. 

Ledbetterman10

I’ll give ya a hint. He’s in the episode where Jerry, George, and Kramer go to LA. 

HughFreakingDillon

I had to look it up, as I had no idea. but now I remember. 

Vitalogensia

For what it's worth, the title of the book is show during the book signing too.

For the second question, I believe he's the cop that turns the siren on for Jerry and George.

Ledbetterman10

Vitalogensia said:

For what it's worth, the title of the book is show during the book signing too.

For the second question, I believe he's the cop that turns the siren on for Jerry and George.

That's correct. But I still have no idea what his book is called.

Though I do remember some books.....

"No Placket Required" by J. Peterman
"The Coffee Table Book of Coffee Tables" by C. Kramer
"The Big Game" by D. O'Brien
"La Cochina" (play) by. G. Constanza 
"War, What Is It Good For?" by L. Tolstoy

Hobbes

Ledbetterman10 said:

Vitalogensia said:

For what it's worth, the title of the book is show during the book signing too.

For the second question, I believe he's the cop that turns the siren on for Jerry and George.

That's correct. But I still have no idea what his book is called.

Though I do remember some books.....

"No Placket Required" by J. Peterman
"The Coffee Table Book of Coffee Tables" by C. Kramer
"The Big Game" by D. O'Brien
"La Cochina" (play) by. G. Constanza 
"War, What Is It Good For?" by L. Tolstoy

Fair Game by A. Benes

Ledbetterman10

Hobbes said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

Vitalogensia said:

For what it's worth, the title of the book is show during the book signing too.

For the second question, I believe he's the cop that turns the siren on for Jerry and George.

That's correct. But I still have no idea what his book is called.

Though I do remember some books.....

"No Placket Required" by J. Peterman
"The Coffee Table Book of Coffee Tables" by C. Kramer
"The Big Game" by D. O'Brien
"La Cochina" (play) by. G. Constanza 
"War, What Is It Good For?" by L. Tolstoy

Fair Game by A. Benes

I was trying to remember that one without looking it up and couldn't. 

Ledbetterman10

HughFreakingDillon said:

I just discovered the real answer to the first question never actually aired, but was in the original script.  

I just looked it up. Not sure if it's a script. But there's a picture of the book in the episode. This was a great trivia question. I've probably seen this picture of him holding the book dozens of times and never actually took the time to read it....

HughFreakingDillon

great find! yeah, wow, I literally NEVER would have been able to guess that. that's a Final Seinfeld Jeopardy question right there. 

Vitalogensia

Is so f'ing bizarre, though.  What's with What's With The Pepper?!  That's what I'd like to know about it.  

Ledbetterman10

Vitalogensia said:

Is so f'ing bizarre, though.  What's with What's With The Pepper?!  That's what I'd like to know about it.  

It's poorly-written drivel too. "It was cold outside, so I put on my SWEATSHIRT!" 

HughFreakingDillon

Top Of The Muffin TO YOU!!!

The Juggler

I met a SUSIE the other day. Believe it or not she was not a bullemic chain-smoking stenographer from Staten Island. 

The Juggler

ALSO....I was up in Long Island for a funeral yesterday. Recently saw the Chinese Woman episode and couldn't get "I'm not taking advice from some girl from Long Island" line out of my head all day. 

AND--my dad successfully utilized the "stop short" reference as he was sitting in the passenger seat when my brother reached over to him when he came to an abrupt stop. Everyone but my dumb brother got the reference. EVEN my mom got it. Very disappointed in him as that's a pretty obvious one. 

Ledbetterman10

Jackie Chiles is counsel on four occasions: 

-C. Kramer v. Java World
-C. Kramer v. S. Mischke
-C. Kramer v. Tobacco Company
-State of Mass v. "The New York Four"

But...Jackie briefly appears in a 5th episode. What is that appearance? 

Hobbes

Ledbetterman10 said:

Jackie Chiles is counsel on four occasions: 

-C. Kramer v. Java World
-C. Kramer v. S. Mischke
-C. Kramer v. Tobacco Company
-State of Mass v. "The New York Four"

But...Jackie briefly appears in a 5th episode. What is that appearance? 

"The Pilot"

Ledbetterman10

Hobbes said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

Jackie Chiles is counsel on four occasions: 

-C. Kramer v. Java World
-C. Kramer v. S. Mischke
-C. Kramer v. Tobacco Company
-State of Mass v. "The New York Four"

But...Jackie briefly appears in a 5th episode. What is that appearance? 

"The Pilot"

That’s in season 4. Jackie doesn’t appear until season 7. Here’s a hint, it’s a short scene that the closing credits roll over. 

HughFreakingDillon

I can't recall the episode, but Kramer is trying to get into his office and Jackie is holding the door shut shouting "no no no no" or something?

Ledbetterman10

HughFreakingDillon said:

I can't recall the episode, but Kramer is trying to get into his office and Jackie is holding the door shut shouting "no no no no" or something?

No that’s how the tobacco company scene begins. 

Vitalogensia

It's when Kramer falls asleep on the woman, and then her...friends?....drop Kramer in the river.  She then calls Jackie for legal advice, and he hangs up because he doesn't want nothing to do with it!

Ledbetterman10

Vitalogensia said:

It's when Kramer falls asleep on the woman, and then her...friends?....drop Kramer in the river.  She then calls Jackie for legal advice, and he hangs up because he doesn't want nothing to do with it!

Correct!

”Whoa whoa….COSMO Kramer? I want nothing to do with it!”

Vitalogensia

In "The Deal" from Season 2, what was George's birthday gift to Elaine?

HughFreakingDillon

$98

Ledbetterman10

I’m gonna go with $91. 

Vitalogensia

Ledbetterman10 said:

I’m gonna go with $91. 

Winner!  Half of what Jerry gave  .

HughFreakingDillon

dammit. I knew it was half of what jerry gave. Thought I had the right number! 

The Juggler

$90 bucks was a decent sized gift 30 years ago. It's good now, actually. 

Ledbetterman10

The Juggler said:

$90 bucks was a decent sized gift 30 years ago. It's good now, actually. 

Yeah...if you're somebody's uncle. 

eeriepadave

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HughFreakingDillon

The Juggler said:

$90 bucks was a decent sized gift 30 years ago. It's good now, actually. 

I recall watching that and thinking "$182 is a damn huge gift to give a friend, 1990 or not". Even $91 is. I recently gave a friend a gift worth around $70 for his 50th, and my wife thought that was a bit much. lol