"Seinfeld": Episodes 21 - 30 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Farfel

In "The Dog" George and Elaine make fun of the way Jerry throws up. However, a couple of seasons later in "The Masseuse" (episode #73), Jerry informs Elaine he hasn't vomited in 13 years (June 29, 1980). In this same episode Elaine mentions she moved to New York in 1986. Just a little slip up from the best sitcom writers of all-time.

Answer: Henry Miller

If you didn't already know "Tropic of Cancer" was written by Henry Miller, you could have known that he was the author by watching the episode. Early in the episode the librarian (who Kramer ends up becoming friendly with) says "Oh, Tropic of Cancer, Henry Miller. This case has been turned over to our library investigation officer Mr. Bookman."

Answer: Their 47th

This episode ends with Kramer's car not starting, however, this was not the planned ending to the episode. The original script had Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer getting in the car and then driving around in circles trying to find the exit. But when Michael Richards went to start the car it wouldn't start and they decided to end the show that way instead because it was funnier. Great writers made to look better with a bit of bad, or in this case one could say, good luck.

Answer: 85

Elaine claims in the beginning of the episode to have an IQ of 145, although when she takes the IQ test for George she only gets 85. She takes the test again, only this time George's girlfriend, Monica, catches them cheating. We do, however, find out at the end of the episode that Elaine scored a 151.

Answer: China

When George calls China to order the baldness cream it turns out that nobody speaks English. Fortunately, Kramer is having Chinese food delivered at the same time that George is on the phone so George has the delivery boy, Ping (who also appears in some episodes later on in the series), order the cream for him.

Answer: Audrey

This is the first episode where Kramer uses the alias "Dr. Von Nostrand". He uses it when pretending to be Elaine's fiance while Elaine is pretending to be a guy's daughter so that Kramer can get his jacket back. Kramer uses this alias in episodes such as "The Package" and "The Slicer".

Answer: George

This episode was actually supposed to air during the 2nd season before George had lost his job (episode #12 - "The Revenge"). This is notable because George leaves the party with his co-worker who wants to sleep with him. Also, he complains later in the episode about the difficulties of working with someone he's dating.

However, up until this point of the 3rd season George has been unemployed.

Answer: He has a stroke.

This is the episode where Kramer gets a chance to do a line in a Woody Allen film; "these pretzels are making me thirsty".

Answer: She got him a job.

Elaine gets George a job, so he buys her an $85 cashmere sweater. The sweater of course has a little red dot on it, which is the reason it's only $85. Elaine gives it back when she discovers the red dot. George then gives it to the cleaning woman at his new job in order to keep her quiet about them having sex on his desk.

Answer: To pay $600 in traffic violations.

Jerry is going to Coney Island, George is going to a job interview, Elaine is going to a lesbian wedding, and Kramer is going to pay $600 in traffic violations.