***The SEINFELD TRIVIA Thread***

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pjradio wrote:

In "The Contest", who is the 2nd person eliminated & why

Elaine; "John F...Kennedy...Jun-yah!"

Hugh Freaking Dillon

Billy Mumphry was a cock-eyed optimist. He got tied up in the high stakes world of international intrigue and world diplomacy.

vant0037 wrote:

Two-Part Question:

In the episode, "The Doodle," Elaine is interviewing for a job with Viking Press. Part of the interview process is to review a manuscript, which she accidentally leaves in Jerry's fumigated apartment. Kramer, however, reads the manuscript (while in the fumigated apartment) and offers Elaine his opinions on the manuscript. What is the name of the main character in the manuscript and, according to Kramer (which Elaine repeats in the interview), what led to his downfall in the manuscript?

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

Billy Mumphry was a cock-eyed optimist. He got tied up in the high stakes world of international intrigue and world diplomacy.

vant0037 wrote:

Two-Part Question:

In the episode, "The Doodle," Elaine is interviewing for a job with Viking Press. Part of the interview process is to review a manuscript, which she accidentally leaves in Jerry's fumigated apartment. Kramer, however, reads the manuscript (while in the fumigated apartment) and offers Elaine his opinions on the manuscript. What is the name of the main character in the manuscript and, according to Kramer (which Elaine repeats in the interview), what led to his downfall in the manuscript?

I'll give you full credit. For the record, I was looking for "unbridled enthusiasm."

PS Great episodes were on tonight...

You're up!

Hugh Freaking Dillon

dammit. the one part I missed!

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

Billy Mumphry was a cock-eyed optimist. He got tied up in the high stakes world of international intrigue and world diplomacy.

vant0037 wrote:

Two-Part Question:

In the episode, "The Doodle," Elaine is interviewing for a job with Viking Press. Part of the interview process is to review a manuscript, which she accidentally leaves in Jerry's fumigated apartment. Kramer, however, reads the manuscript (while in the fumigated apartment) and offers Elaine his opinions on the manuscript. What is the name of the main character in the manuscript and, according to Kramer (which Elaine repeats in the interview), what led to his downfall in the manuscript?

I'll give you full credit. For the record, I was looking for "unbridled enthusiasm."

PS Great episodes were on tonight...

You're up!

Hugh Freaking Dillon

three part question:

1) on George's Frogger score, what are his 3 initials?
2) what does the middle initial stand for?
3) what is his score? :shock:

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

three part question:

1) on George's Frogger score, what are his 3 initials?
2) what does the middle initial stand for?
3) what is his score? :shock:

Ooh...definitely don't know the score.

"GLC," which stands for "George Louis Costanza." Not sure what his score was.

He had the perfect amount of grease on his fingers...

What was the score?

Hugh Freaking Dillon

vant0037 wrote:

What was the score?

860,630.

Hugh Freaking Dillon

the perfect combination of Mountain Dew and mozarella.

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

three part question:

1) on George's Frogger score, what are his 3 initials?
2) what does the middle initial stand for?
3) what is his score? :shock:

Ooh...definitely don't know the score.

"GLC," which stands for "George Louis Costanza." Not sure what his score was.

He had the perfect amount of grease on his fingers...

What was the score?

Hugh Freaking Dillon

in The Chinese Restaurant, what is the customer's name who the restaurant host claims is "always here", and where is he from?

Loulou

Mr. Cohen? :? I think? I can't remember where he's from though............

The Waiting Trophy Man

Loulou wrote:

Mr. Cohen? :? I think? I can't remember where he's from though............

Manhattan?

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

in The Chinese Restaurant, what is the customer's name who the restaurant host claims is "always here", and where is he from?

What's the answer!?

LukinFan

Loulou wrote:

Mr. Cohen? :? I think? I can't remember where he's from though............

I think that's right - or at least it's close.

LOVE this episode. When the guy yells out "Cartwright" - that shit cracks me up every time!

vant0037

In the episode "The Pez Dispenser," what type/character Pez Dispenser does Jerry put on Elaine's leg, causing her to laugh hysterically, during the piano recital?

Bonus: in a conversation on the episode, Jerry mentions that he and Kramer used to play on a softball team together. What position did Kramer play and excel at?

neilybabes86

vant0037 wrote:

In the episode "The Pez Dispenser," what type/character Pez Dispenser does Jerry put on Elaine's leg, causing her to laugh hysterically, during the piano recital?

Bonus: in a conversation on the episode, Jerry mentions that he and Kramer used to play on a softball team together. What position did Kramer play and excel at?

tweety bird

vant0037

neilybabes86 wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

In the episode "The Pez Dispenser," what type/character Pez Dispenser does Jerry put on Elaine's leg, causing her to laugh hysterically, during the piano recital?

Bonus: in a conversation on the episode, Jerry mentions that he and Kramer used to play on a softball team together. What position did Kramer play and excel at?

tweety bird

Nice call. You're up!

neilybabes86

whats the date of the infamous keith hernandez spitting incident ?
and who were the mets playing?

(newman clearly says it )

Hugh Freaking Dillon

yep, it's Mr Cohen, and he's from Park Avenue.

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

in The Chinese Restaurant, what is the customer's name who the restaurant host claims is "always here", and where is he from?

What's the answer!?

Hugh Freaking Dillon

vant0037 wrote:

Bonus: in a conversation on the episode, Jerry mentions that he and Kramer used to play on a softball team together. What position did Kramer play and excel at?

shortstop? (you couldn't get anything past him?)

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

Bonus: in a conversation on the episode, Jerry mentions that he and Kramer used to play on a softball team together. What position did Kramer play and excel at?

shortstop? (you couldn't get anything past him?)

Half-credit. First base and "you couldn't get anything past him."

Hugh Freaking Dillon

how is it I always remember the quote but not the real answer?

vant0037 wrote:

Paul David wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

Bonus: in a conversation on the episode, Jerry mentions that he and Kramer used to play on a softball team together. What position did Kramer play and excel at?

shortstop? (you couldn't get anything past him?)

Half-credit. First base and "you couldn't get anything past him."

vant0037

Paul David wrote:

how is it I always remember the quote but not the real answer?

I do the same thing...I tend to remember the gist of things but not specifics...

igotid88

RIP Uncle Leo

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igotid88 wrote:

RIP Uncle Leo

I saw that...too bad. Great side character.

Indifference71

vant0037 wrote:

igotid88 wrote:

RIP Uncle Leo

I saw that...too bad. Great side character.

I loved how Uncle Leo would always talk about his other nephew Jeffrey who works for the Parks department.....

Jearlpam0925

Indifference71 wrote:

vant0037 wrote:

igotid88 wrote:

RIP Uncle Leo

I saw that...too bad. Great side character.

I loved how Uncle Leo would always talk about his other nephew Jeffrey who works for the Parks department.....

Know what Jeffrey's favorite animal is? The leoparrrrrd.

The Fixer

neilybabes86 wrote:

whats the date of the infamous keith hernandez spitting incident ?
and who were the mets playing?

(newman clearly says it )

pretty sure it's 5/4/87. and I know it was vs the phillies

Jearlpam0925

The Fixer wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

whats the date of the infamous keith hernandez spitting incident ?
and who were the mets playing?

(newman clearly says it )

pretty sure it's 5/4/87. and I know it was vs the phillies

Here's a toss up - who's the actual spitter?

The Fixer

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

The Fixer wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

whats the date of the infamous keith hernandez spitting incident ?
and who were the mets playing?

(newman clearly says it )

pretty sure it's 5/4/87. and I know it was vs the phillies

Here's a toss up - who's the actual spitter?

mcdowell. on the gravely road

where did elaine go to college?

Jearlpam0925

The Fixer wrote:

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

The Fixer wrote:

pretty sure it's 5/4/87. and I know it was vs the phillies

Here's a toss up - who's the actual spitter?

mcdowell. on the gravely road

where did elaine go to college?

Tufts.