***The SEINFELD TRIVIA Thread***

vant0037

Name at least three itches that need to be scratched on the show.

Bonus: who has the itch in each and who does the scratching. Go!

Vitalogensia

Props on the question, it's a good one.

1 - Kramer has the itch, and he finds the woman with long nails.
2 - Jerry has an unexplained rash when he's using the towel that Kramer is cleaning his deli slicer with
3 - Jerry and Newman itch when they have fleas, and they scratch themselves
4 - Jerry gets itchy when he shaves his chest, and scratches himself in the moonlight like a werewolf
5 - This might be a stretch: Jerry scratching his nose in his car, when the model thinks he's picking his nose
* I feel like there are more

Ledbetterman10

Vitalogensia said:

Props on the question, it's a good one.

1 - Kramer has the itch, and he finds the woman with long nails.
2 - Jerry has an unexplained rash when he's using the towel that Kramer is cleaning his deli slicer with
3 - Jerry and Newman itch when they have fleas, and they scratch themselves
4 - Jerry gets itchy when he shaves his chest, and scratches himself in the moonlight like a werewolf
5 - This might be a stretch: Jerry scratching his nose in his car, when the model thinks he's picking his nose
* I feel like there are more

I don't think #5 is a stretch. That's a good one. This one might be a stretch though: Jerry demonstrating that you can tell how bad a relationship is by asking someone how the relationship is going, and they'll scratch their chins if it's not good, their nose if it's bad, and rub their eyes saying "I gotta get out" if it's really bad. 

vant0037

Good ones!  I also thought of Elaine and her itch which doctors refuse to treat her for because she’s difficult, and George with a new haircut. “I’m all itchy back here!”

Vitalogensia

Ledbetterman10 said:

Vitalogensia said:

Props on the question, it's a good one.

1 - Kramer has the itch, and he finds the woman with long nails.
2 - Jerry has an unexplained rash when he's using the towel that Kramer is cleaning his deli slicer with
3 - Jerry and Newman itch when they have fleas, and they scratch themselves
4 - Jerry gets itchy when he shaves his chest, and scratches himself in the moonlight like a werewolf
5 - This might be a stretch: Jerry scratching his nose in his car, when the model thinks he's picking his nose
* I feel like there are more

I don't think #5 is a stretch. That's a good one. This one might be a stretch though: Jerry demonstrating that you can tell how bad a relationship is by asking someone how the relationship is going, and they'll scratch their chins if it's not good, their nose if it's bad, and rub their eyes saying "I gotta get out" if it's really bad. 

I forgot about that one!

Vitalogensia

vant0037 said:

Good ones!  I also thought of Elaine and her itch which doctors refuse to treat her for because she’s difficult, and George with a new haircut. “I’m all itchy back here!”

Completely forgot about the Elaine one.

In 1979 Mr. Peterman had "just a taste" of white lotus, yam-yam, Shanghai Sally.  Where was he, and what was he searching for?

Ledbetterman10

Vitalogensia said:

vant0037 said:

Good ones!  I also thought of Elaine and her itch which doctors refuse to treat her for because she’s difficult, and George with a new haircut. “I’m all itchy back here!”

Completely forgot about the Elaine one.

In 1979 Mr. Peterman had "just a taste" of white lotus, yam-yam, Shanghai Sally.  What was he, and what was he searching for?

Some special kind of corduroy. 

Vitalogensia

Ledbetterman10 said:

Vitalogensia said:

vant0037 said:

Good ones!  I also thought of Elaine and her itch which doctors refuse to treat her for because she’s difficult, and George with a new haircut. “I’m all itchy back here!”

Completely forgot about the Elaine one.

In 1979 Mr. Peterman had "just a taste" of white lotus, yam-yam, Shanghai Sally.  What was he, and what was he searching for?

Some special kind of corduroy. 

That's not it...but in all fairness this is a pretty difficult question.

PJ_Soul

vant0037 said:

Good ones!  I also thought of Elaine and her itch which doctors refuse to treat her for because she’s difficult, and George with a new haircut. “I’m all itchy back here!”

I don't think George actually had a haircut. He complained about being all itchy back there, as though he had had a haircut, but he hadn't.

Ledbetterman10

Vitalogensia said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

Vitalogensia said:

vant0037 said:

Good ones!  I also thought of Elaine and her itch which doctors refuse to treat her for because she’s difficult, and George with a new haircut. “I’m all itchy back here!”

Completely forgot about the Elaine one.

In 1979 Mr. Peterman had "just a taste" of white lotus, yam-yam, Shanghai Sally.  What was he, and what was he searching for?

Some special kind of corduroy. 

That's not it...but in all fairness this is a pretty difficult question.

I'm not sure then. But I know in some different episode Peterman does recount a tale of being on a search for corduroy. 

Vitalogensia

Ledbetterman10 said:

Vitalogensia said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

Vitalogensia said:

vant0037 said:

Good ones!  I also thought of Elaine and her itch which doctors refuse to treat her for because she’s difficult, and George with a new haircut. “I’m all itchy back here!”

Completely forgot about the Elaine one.

In 1979 Mr. Peterman had "just a taste" of white lotus, yam-yam, Shanghai Sally.  What was he, and what was he searching for?

Some special kind of corduroy. 

That's not it...but in all fairness this is a pretty difficult question.

I'm not sure then. But I know in some different episode Peterman does recount a tale of being on a search for corduroy. 

"I was travelling the Yangtzee in search of a Mongolian horsehair vest. I had got to the market after sundown, all of the clothing traders had gone, but a different sort of trader still lurked about."

mookieblalock

In the Puffy Shirt episode, George bumps into a woman in the restaurant who gives him her card and encourages him to call her about doing some hand modeling; what was her name?

HughFreakingDillon

mookieblalock said:

In the Puffy Shirt episode, George bumps into a woman in the restaurant who gives him her card and encourages him to call her about doing some hand modeling; what was her name?

can't recall, but my wife and I always laugh about her over acting the "oh look, you've spilled my bag" line! LOL

Ledbetterman10

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the premiere of the first episode....

mookieblalock

HughFreakingDillon said:

mookieblalock said:

In the Puffy Shirt episode, George bumps into a woman in the restaurant who gives him her card and encourages him to call her about doing some hand modeling; what was her name?

can't recall, but my wife and I always laugh about her over acting the "oh look, you've spilled my bag" line! LOL

Totally! Good call and agree!

The Juggler

Watched The Marine Biologist episode to celebrate. Gotta be one of the best episodes in sitcom history. Perfectly executed. 

Jearlpam0925

Let's just watch this for the next 10 minutes...

https://youtu.be/Q_tQPoxEk34

Gern Blansten

The Juggler said:

Watched The Marine Biologist episode to celebrate. Gotta be one of the best episodes in sitcom history. Perfectly executed. 

yeah that was hilarious

mookieblalock

mookieblalock said:

In the Puffy Shirt episode, George bumps into a woman in the restaurant who gives him her card and encourages him to call her about doing some hand modeling; what was her name?

Nobody has an answer?

Ledbetterman10

mookieblalock said:

mookieblalock said:

In the Puffy Shirt episode, George bumps into a woman in the restaurant who gives him her card and encourages him to call her about doing some hand modeling; what was her name?

Nobody has an answer?

Nah, I consider this a question out of my father's playbook. He'll be watching an episode, and then call me and be like "I have some Seinfeld trivia for ya...." and then proceed to ask something like this: the name of a random character that has minimal screen time, which he only knew because he just watched it. 

So I have no clue. But I do recall the former hand model who WASN'T master of his domain: Ray McKingley.