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Seinfeld trivia questions and answers can bring back a lot of nostalgia for those who watched the show during its nine seasons on NBC.
The question is, how much do you know about Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer's misadventures?
Test your knowledge with these trivia questions.
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Question: Of Seinfeld's four main performers, who is the only actor/actress to not win an Emmy for their performance?
Answer: Jason Alexander
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1. Jerry and Elaine date someone with an odd trait, yada yada yada. George gets himself into an embarrassing predicament, yada yada yada. Kramer goes off on a wacky escapade, yada yada yada. That's essentially the plot for every episode of what sitcom?
Answer: Seinfeld
2. Kramer, George, Elaine, and Jerry spent nine seasons on what NBC “show about nothing” that gave us classic lines like “Yada, yada, yada” and “No soup for you”?
Answer: Seinfeld
3. “You not say Ukraine weak,” says a proud, subway-riding Ukrainian to Kramer and Newman right before smashing their Risk game in the sixth season of what '90s TV show?
Answer: Seinfeld
4. "A quick bread made of batter containing egg and baked in a pan having cupcake molds" is Merriam-Webster's definition of what baked good? On "Seinfeld," Elaine launched a failed venture to sell only the tops of these things.
Answer: Muffin
5. On what ‘90s sitcom does Frank Costanza invent “a Festivus for the rest of us” in lieu of Christmas, complete with the "Airing of Grievances?"
Answer: Seinfeld
6. Jerry learns he has a library fine for a book he checked out in 1971 and never returned in a Season 3 episode of what sitcom?
Answer: Seinfeld
7. Although only one of his sketches ever aired, Larry David's time as a writer for what show ended up being critical as it’s where he met Julia Louis-Dreyfus?
Answer: Saturday Night Live
8. In the Season 4 episode "The Handicap Spot," the group of friends on Seinfeld travel to a mall to buy what type of engagement gift for their friend "The Drake?"
Answer: Big-screen TV
9. In Season 9 episode "the Apology," which of Seinfeld's characters discovers that a co-worker can't stand their germs but can tolerate everyone else's?
Answer: Elaine
10. Seen in episodes such as "The Wallet" in which the namesake object goes missing, what is the name of Jerry's father in the show Seinfeld?
Answer: Morty
11. In Season 9 episode "The Dealership," Jerry plans to buy a Saab convertible from what car salesman who is also an on-again-off-again boyfriend of Elaine's?
Answer: David Puddy
12. In Season 9 episode "The Bookstore," Jerry learns that a relative of his is a shoplifter. Who is this relative?
Answer: Uncle Leo
13. In Season 4 episode of Seinfeld "The Pick," while Jerry is trying to convince his girlfriend that he was simply scratching his nose, Kramer is spending time as an underwear model for what brand?
Answer: Calvin Klein
14. Conceived by author Daniel O’Keefe and seen in a 1997 episode of “Seinfeld,” the non-commercialized holiday Festivus is commemorated with rituals including the Feats of Strength, the Airing of Grievances, and the hoisting of an undecorated Festivus pole that is made out of what metal?
Answer: Aluminum
15. Seinfeld premiered on NBC in the same year that the first full episode of The Simpsons debuted on FOX. What was this year?
Answer: 1989
16. Seinfeld won an award from the American Academy of Dermatology for promoting skin care awareness in a season nine episode. By what nickname did Jerry refer to the doctor in this episode?
Answer: Pimple Popper MD
17. The costume designers for Seinfeld purposely made the clothes for one character one size too small in order to make them seem uncool. Which character is this?
Answer: George
18. In "The Bubble Boy," George and his then-girlfriend Susan play what card game with the titular enclosed child?
Answer: Trivial Pursuit
19. A self-confident businessman, what is the name of Jerry's father in Seinfeld?
Answer: Morty
20. What Borat director was also a staff writer for 5 seasons of Seinfeld and responsible for some of the more absurd and dark storylines for George, Kramer, and friends?
Answer: Larry Charles
21. Which Seinfeld character claimed that "You know I always wanted to pretend that I was an architect"?
Answer: George
22. "Nothing mixes better than vanilla and chocolate." In an episode of "Seinfeld," Jerry says this in reference to what iconic duotone baked foodstuff found primarily in the bakeries of New York City?
Answer: Black and White cookie
23. During the airing of the final episode of Seinfeld, a famous singer died. Legend has it that his ambulance made record time because of the empty Los Angeles streets caused by Seinfeld's conclusion. Who was this iconic crooner who scored his first number one hit in 1940?
Answer: Frank Sinatra
24. What is unique about the way Mr. Pitt eats his Snickers? By the end of the episode, much of New York is eating the sweet snack in the same way.
Answer: With a knife and fork
25. In the 2nd episode of Season 2, Jerry makes a remark about hating anyone who had what animal as a pet as a child?
Answer: Pony
26. On Vulture's list ranking all Seinfeld episodes, the bottom-ranked episode was considered so racially offensive at the time of its release that NBC had to apologize. The episode involves a parade celebrating what place?
Answer: Puerto Rico
27. In Season 4 Seinfeld episode "The Old Man," Elaine's elderly counterpart reveals that she had an affair with what famous pacifist?
Answer: Gandhi
28. The final episode of what sitcom—the first program outside of the Super Bowl to reach $1 million in advertising—sees the four main characters sentenced to a year in a small-town prison?
Answer: Seinfeld
29. Introduced to the public in 1949 by the James O. Welch Company, what popular chocolate-covered movie theater candy unexpectedly cured an infected patient after Kramer accidentally dropped it into them during their surgery on a 1993 episode of “Seinfeld?”
Answer: Junior Mints
30. What 2020 Netflix-produced reality television show was inspired in part by the famous Seinfeld episode "The Contest" in which participants competed for who could abstain from onanism the longest?
Answer: Too Hot to Handle
31. What eponymous star of a "show about nothing" did an American Express commercial in the 1990s in which he played cricket and said "wicked googly?"
Answer: Jerry Seinfeld
32. "The sea was angry that day, my friends, like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli" is a quote from which Seinfeld character?
Answer: George Costanza
33. Fittingly for an Orioles fan, Elaine initially hails from what state?
Answer: Maryland
34. In Seinfeld's second season, the show's timeslot was moved a half hour earlier after swapping places with what long-running sitcom set in a nocturnal, Manhattan municipal court?
Answer: Night Court
35. Mr. Heyman was a gym teacher that which Seinfeld character helped get fired?
Answer: George
36. What award-winning director publicly said that he would frequently take breaks from filming his 1993 masterpiece "Schindler's List" and watch episodes of Seinfeld to lighten the mood?
Answer: Steven Spielberg
37. "That would be grounds for dismissal" was a common refrain for what recurring Seinfeld character?
Answer: J Peterman
38. In "The Bubble Boy," a Trivial Pursuit misprint results in what nonexistent group being credited for an invasion of 8th century Spain?
Answer: The Moops
39. Bob Sacamano is a recurring character on the show Seinfeld, but although he is frequently referenced he is never actually seen on screen in the show. Often a source of wild ideas, Sacamano is a friend of which core Seinfeld character?
Answer: Kramer
40. Jerry has claimed that the "golf ball scene" is one of his favorite of the entire Seinfeld run. What brand of golf ball does George pull out of the whale's blow hole in "The Marine Biologist"?
Answer: Titleist
41. Boasting seven Emmys from performances in three shows, who was the first "Seinfeld" star to be inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame?
Answer: Julia Louis-Dreyfus
42. The name of Seinfeld's 148th episode is the name of a fictional gang who took the first US President hailing from New York as their namesake. What is the name of this gang?
Answer: The Van Buren Boys
43. In Season 8's "The Little Jerry" what shameful financial object of Jerry's is posted in a nearby bodega as a symbol of an unpaid debt?
Answer: Bounced Check
44. In legendary 4th season episode "The Contest," what word, central to the eponymous contest, is never used on screen as NBC thought it was not suitable for a prime time audience?
Answer: Masturbation
45. In "The Old Man," Jerry, George, and Elaine volunteer to help the elderly and Elaine's interest in her volunteering dramatically increases when she learns that her assigned woman claims she once had an affair with what famous leader?
Answer: Gandhi
46. In the Seinfeld episode "The Wife," Jerry and his girlfriend Meryl pose as a married couple so that Meryl can receive a 25% discount on what service?
Answer: Dry cleaning
47. In 7th Season episode "The Seven," Kramer and Elaine use Newman as an arbiter to determine who should receive what transportation object?
Answer: Bike
48. In Season 3 episode "The Tape," George orders a baldness remedy from what foreign country?
Answer: China
49. In Season 9 episode "The Blood," Elaine ends up babysitting for the misbehaved son of her friend Vivian. What is the child's name?
Answer: Jimmy
50. In Season 3 episode "The Stranded," George has an altercation with a cashier at a drug store because he believes he was short-changed how much money?
Answer: 10 Dollars
51. In Season 4 episode "The Cheever Letters," which Seinfeld character attempts to bribe his way into membership at the Westchester Country Club with Cuban cigars?
Answer: Kramer
52. In season 9 episode "The Strongbox," George insists that Jerry only needs the shared-first-name connection to start up a conversation with Jerry Lewis at an upcoming roast, but Jerry purchases what item of Jerry Lewis's in order to strike up a conversation?
Answer: Cuff links
53. Monk's Cafe, with its exterior proclaiming itself as "Tom's Restaurant," was a favorite NYC hangout for the characters of what long-running sitcom?
Answer: Seinfeld
54. Given they created "Seinfeld" together, it is unsurprising that Jerry Seinfeld chose what 31-time Emmy-nominated writer and comedian as his guest on the first episode of his show "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee"?
Answer: Larry David
55. For 12 seasons starting in October 1999, comedian and "Seinfeld" creator Larry David portrayed a fictitious version of himself on what notable HBO sitcom?
Answer: Curb Your Enthusiasm
56. "Hey, you've been great. See you in the cafeteria!" is the final line of Seinfeld's final episode and is spoken by Jerry in what setting?
Answer: Prison
57. Bryan Cranston played Dr. Tim Whatley, a regifting dentist with comedic aspirations on what '90s sitcom?
Answer: Seinfeld
58. In a two-part story during the show "Seinfeld", Kramer is mistakenly arrested and accused of being the serial killer known by what monicker?
Answer: The Smog Strangler
59. In "The Chinese Restaurant," Elaine suggests to the group that they should grab a quick bite to eat at what aerial patty restaurant?
Answer: Sky Burger
60. In Season 9 episode "The Burning," Kramer has an acting gig for medical students and is assigned what disease?
Answer: Gonorrhea
61. In Season 6 episode "The Secretary," what object of his mother's does Jerry bring to the dry cleaners?
Answer: Fur coat
62. In a season 9 episode, Kramer becomes frustrated with the "misshaped, shoddy meats" in the sandwiches he eats and claims he "hasn't had a decent sandwich in 13 years." He solves this problem by purchasing what titular item?
Answer: Meat slicer
63. At the end of Season 5 episode "The Barber," Jerry forcibly shaves what character's head?
Answer: Newman
64. In 9th season episode "The Betrayal," Kramer attends the birthday party of someone who makes a wish for him to drop dead. This birthday celebrant shares his three-letter initials with what famous historical figure?
Answer: FDR
65. On what NBC sitcom does the titular standup comedian tease the customer service he’s receiving at a car rental agent? He mimics the conversation between the receptionist and his manager, and he opts for the rental car insurance because he assures the agent “I’m gonna beat the hell out of this thing.”
Answer: Seinfeld
66. Although he holds many (often vague) jobs throughout the show, what is George's profession during the pilot episode of Seinfeld?
Answer: Realtor
67. In Season 7 episode "The Caddy," Elaine's "braless wonder" high school friend is a focal point and is also the heiress to what candy bar fortune?
Answer: Oh Henry!
68. In Season 4 episode "The Visa," Kramer accidentally punches what baseball legend in the face?
Answer: Mickey Mantle
69. In season 9 episode "The Wizard," Jerry buys the titular $200 digital organizer for whom?
Answer: His dad
70. Featuring guests like Barack Obama and Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the passenger seat and Jerry Seinfeld behind the wheel, the series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" appears on what streaming service?
Answer: Netflix
71. What article of clothing does George gift twice in one episode, earning a rebuke from Elaine and helping get him fired from a job at Pendant Publishing?
Answer: Cashmere sweater
72. What is the fictional movie referenced many times in Seinfeld with a title that is simply a woman's name repeated? The movie's tagline is revealed as "A young girl's strange, erotic journey from Milan to Minsk."
Answer: Rochelle Rochelle
73. What is the name of Elaine's roommate in the first few seasons of Seinfeld? Kramer and this woman have a brief relationship at one point.
Answer: Tina
74. When Elaine dates Bob Cobb in a Season 7 episode, she immerses herself in classical music which makes sense as her new beau's nickname is what?
Answer: The Maestro
75. In Season 1 episode "The Robbery," which two characters gamble for the right to sign an apartment? Ultimately, neither character ends up living there.
Answer: Jerry and George
76. Of Seinfeld's four main performers, who is the only actor/actress to not win an Emmy for their performance?
Answer: Jason Alexander
77. In the "Alternate Side" episode of Seinfeld, what is the 3-letter name of the character that moves the cars from one side of the street to the other to avoid parking tickets?
Answer: Sid
78. What is the name of the alcoholic beverage in "The Red Dot" episode of Seinfeld that supposedly cannot be detected on the breath?
Answer: Hennigans
79. Little Jerry" was a pet of Kramer's. What type of animal was "Little Jerry?
Answer: Rooster
80. In the Seinfeld episode "The Dealership," Kramer has a car to test drive for the day and one of his "tests" include running the gas tank all the way to empty, much to George's irritation. The episode is well-known as the first to air after the announcement that the show was set to conclude. The car Kramer test drives was manufactured by what Swedish car manufacturer?
Answer: Saab
81. In Season 3 episode "The Suicide," a psychic warns George to cancel his vacation to what British Overseas Territory in the western Caribbean Sea?
Answer: Cayman Islands
82. What was the name of the Seinfeld character that allegedly found a loophole in life by going on dates asking women out directly?
Answer: Todd Gack
83. What famous 20th century singer died the same night as the Seinfeld finale? Allegedly, ambulances were able to drive to the singer's home and the hospital at extremely high speeds due to reduced traffic caused by high viewership of the finale.
Answer: Frank Sinatra
84. "Uromisitisis Poisoning" is a mysterious disease that prevents which Seinfeld character from holding their urine?
Answer: Jerry
85. Frequently referred to as a backwards episode because of its reverse chronology, the 9th season episode "The Betrayal" featured Elaine, Jerry, and Georgia in what international location?
Answer: India
86. The first season of Seinfeld featured only five episodes but contains the only episode in the show's entire run which did not begin with "The" in the name of the episode. In this episode, Jerry makes his old childhood friend Joel cry. What is the name of the episode?
Answer: Male Unbonding
87. In the Season 8 episode of Seinfeld "The Little Kicks," Jerry and Kramer film bootleg copies of movies for Kramer's friend with what B-name?
Answer: Brody
88. In what year was Michael Richards born? We're giving you a margin of error of 3 years on this one.
Answer: 1949 (1946 - 1952 Accepted)
89. In a Season 2 episode of Seinfeld, George believes he is having a heart attack but actually is in need of what common medical procedure?
Answer: Tonsillectomy
90. In Season 4 episode "The Smelly Car," Jerry's BMW 5 Series gets stanky, and Jerry assumes that the source of the body odor was someone with what profession?
Answer: Valet
91. In season 3 episode "The Deal," what character unhappily receives a birthday gift of $182 in cash?
Answer: Elaine
92. Featured in an episode of "Seinfeld," what chocolate syrup brand is George's ATM password?
Answer: Bosco
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