He felt her jacket and asked her if it was gabardine.

What two reasons did Jerry give for preferring to use the speaker when he talks on his car phone?

Can you give us a hint, Resmudge? You've definitely bamboozled me!

Hmmmm, I've been trying, but I can't think of a good way to hint at the answer. So I'll just give it, and defer asking the next question to someone else.

According to Jerry, he prefers to use the speaker phone because "it's safer; plus, it's more annoying to the other person."

What disease is George constantly worried about getting? For example, when the doctor tells him that he didn't have a heart attack, but rather something else; George immediatly fears that he has this disease.

Lupis! "Is it lupis?!" (quoting George--insert your own frantic voice).


From the same "original" ep: When George was told that he needed to have his tonsils removed and Jerry was scaring him with the cost, how much did Kramer say his holistic-medicine friend could cure George for?

38 bucks.

While discussing George's upcoming wedding, what concern did Elaine express about the seating arrangements?

I don't recall anything, specifically regarding the seating arrangements. I remember Elaine's being concerned about what her role would be in the wedding since Jerry was supposed to be the best man and Kramer was going to be an usher. When she asked George whether she, too, could be an usher, George said he'd have to ask Susan to which Elaine replied, "You don't ask; you tell!"

This was a bit rambling and I don't know if this was the answer you were looking for, bonster; therefore, I'll refrain from posting a new question.

Close enough. I was looking for the fact that she was upset because she would have to sit at the singles table. I swear I remember her saying that but maybe my memory is fuzzy. Sorry for the bad question, I was trying to come up with one we hadn't seen before. So next question is yours jo richmond.

No, she did say that. She started complaining about having to sit with the losers. Or, at least, that's how I remembered it. She was suppose to go with Jerry but he decided to take his girlfriend, the one played by Janeane Garofalo. She then turned to Kramer, but he didn't want to be tied down to a date since there were going to be single women at the wedding.

I hope I'm not breaking protocol here, but I thought I'd put up a questions, since there wasn't an open question listed.

What is the first ingedient (with measurement) in the Soup Nazi's Wild Rice and Mushroom soup?

I believe it was 3 cups porcini mushrooms. If I'm wrong, I apologize for posting the next question:

Why doesnt Frank Costanza like tinsel?

He finds it distracting.

According to Kramer, whose stories always end in "it was a million to one shot"?

A proctologist.


What current TV star played Elaine's love interest with whom she had to break up because he wasn't pro-choice?

David James Elliott of JAG fame (or infamy, depending on your point of view).

Y'know, I really hated George in "The Couch." Normally, I like George--I identify with his neurotic self and family. But in that episode, he was especially...well, irritating. Of course, in the real world, there'd be no way in hell a family would let some stranger watch any movie with them, book club notwithstanding.

Next Question:
What does George think about people who wear capes and what was Jerry's reaction?

Oops. It was Five cups chopped porcini mushrooms.... Carry on.

George thinks people who wear capes can't be trusted. Jerry gets all bent out of shape and says "I won't have you impugning anybody who wears a cape. Superman wears a cape."

What was the fake name they gave the Domino's-like pizza company that gave money to pro-life organizations?

Paccino's

What did Jerry and Elaine send Poppie while he was in the hospital?

A bottle of wine and Five Alarm Chili.



What did George spill on the family's couch while watching "Breakfast At Tiffanys"?

Grape juice.




Where did Elaine's uncle work?

Elaine's uncle worked in the book depository building with Lee Harvey Oswald.

Fill in the blank: "Cops eating ________. What crazy town is this?"

Milano cookies.

What are two possibilities George and Jerry think the "tractor story," is?

Jerry's girlfriend lost her thumbs in a tractor accident and had her big toes transplanted to her hands, creating "toe thumbs." Or, she burned her leg on the tractor and was embarrassed about the burn scar.

(I'll defer question-asking; I'm not certain about the second theory.)

Sean C, I'm pretty sure you're right. So let's get back on track with a new question.

What was the name of the chimp that Kramer offended?

Barry

How much of Kramer's blood did Jerry receive?

Eight pints.

Who wound up getting Uma Thurman's phone number?

Banya.

What was the name of the dog Kramer used to get a prescription for his cough?

Smuckers.

What was the name of the song which Elaine correctly guessed in a contest made up mainly of old gentlemen?

Was it "Next Stop, Pottersville" ? Or something close to that?

In case I'm correct, here's a question:

What's the name of the "full-figured" waitress Kramer is dating; the one who is so hungry, Kramer is forced to raid Jerry's refrigerator.

Sorry to get off track here, and this isn't a trivia question, but rather a Seinfeld question I've got than I'm sure you trivia buffs know the answer to.

In one of the ending clips, George and Frank are in the garage doing something, while Estelle is outside waiting to drive the car in. She shouts out, "Move your crap; I'm coming in!" and for the life of me, I can't remember which episode that was in...can anyone help? TIA.

sunny605,the episode is called The Serenity Now.

Here is a link to a script of the episode

Question was:

What was the name of the song which Elaine correctly guessed in a contest made up mainly of old gentlemen?




Yup...that's correct!

dawniebaby I think you have everyone stumped with your question!

Okay, I'll give a hint -- she's in the episode where George asks out the waitress from Monk's and while walking in Central Park together, George goes on and on about what a great word 'manure' is ... the waitress then mentions a boyfriend and the waitress that Kramer is dating confirms later in the episode that there really is no boyfriend.

Does that help? :) If not, I'll give the answer and try another question.

dawniebaby, was the name of the hungry waitress Hildy?

I'll refrain from asking another question. Whoever confirms this is correct can ask the next one.

You are correct, ElaineBenis99!

Your question :)

You are correct, ElaineBenis99!

I don't have another question so it's yours if you want it :)

Four days without a new question? Not good! I'll try again to get this rolling:

How did Elaine sadly describe herself after a bird flew into her head?

She's a walking candy apple!

What does George want to prove is going on at the coffee shop but decides that he can't? Hint: It has something to do with an item served at the coffee shop.

edited to make the question a little clearer.

I am not completely sure of this, but I think he wonders if the gingerale is really just coke and sprite mixed together.

I won't post another question until I get a confirmation.

miss sadie, I think your answer is right. Go ahead and ask another question! Let's keep this thread going!

When Elaine was not allowed to edit Rava's book, what assignment was she stuck doing?

Proofreading a food allergy cookbook.


To what does Kramer liken taking a bath?

Sitting in a tepid pool of his own filth, with microscopic organisms having sex all around him.

In an earlier episode Kramer claims to only 'take baths.' What event prompts the session of Q & A, that leads to this revelation? Hint: It has to do with George and Elaine.

George peed in the shower at the gym and claimed, "everyone does it." But, Jerry says he doesn't and Kramer says he takes baths.

What does George wonder if people do in Spain on a Saturday night? And, would he do it if it was popular in the U.S.?

There is a great article in a recent New Yorker about Larry David. It's linked in the CYE thread. So many of his actual experiences were used for Seinfeld, and not only for George's character.

In Spain, people go out dancing. George would be willing to participate in flamenco dancing.

Why does Jerry assume George would have an affinity for the flamenco?

It's the dance of a very proud people!

Horse play: What were the names of the two imaginary horses that George had at his imaginary place in the Hamptons? (Extra Credit: What was the name of the flatulent horse Kramer had for the carriage ride? Extra Extra Credit: What was the name of Mr. Pitt's horse?)

Snoopy and Prickly Pete. Rusty was the horse Kramer fed the beefa'roni to. No idea on Mr. Pitt's horse.

What year did Jerry check out what book from New York public library?

No idea on Mr. Pitt's horse- GaryV please spill!

Jerry checked out Tropic of Cancer in 1971.

Continuing with the horse questions...
Which friend of Kramer's actually ate horse?

Something like Jay Reimenschneider?