The Seinfeld Quiz! TV Series Trivia

In the story "The Pothole," Jerry accidentally dropped his girlfriend's toothbrush in the toilet. This suggests that Jerry made a mistake or had a clumsy moment, causing the toothbrush to fall into the toilet bowl. It is possible that this incident may have caused some tension or inconvenience between Jerry and his girlfriend, as the toothbrush is a personal item that is used for oral hygiene.

In the episode "The Bubble Boy," Susan and George play Trivial Pursuit with the Bubble Boy. This game is a popular trivia game that tests players' knowledge in various categories. Since the Bubble Boy is confined to his bubble due to his medical condition, playing Trivial Pursuit is a suitable activity that can be enjoyed indoors and involves answering trivia questions.

In the episode "The Bizarro Jerry," the name of the Bizarro Kramer is Feldman.

Kramer uses the alias "Van Nostrand." This is evident in various episodes of the TV show "Seinfeld," where Kramer adopts this false identity for various reasons, such as pretending to be a doctor or a lawyer. The name "Van Nostrand" is often used as a running gag throughout the series, adding to the comedic elements of Kramer's character.

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George ended the conversation before saying something stupid by using the phrase "Alright, that's it for me!" and then leaving the situation. This suggests that he recognized the potential for his words to be inappropriate or offensive, and chose to remove himself from the conversation to avoid any negative consequences.

In the given scenario, Elaine and her boyfriend were disappointed to find out that they were both white and not an interracial couple. To suggest a solution or distraction, Elaine recommends going to a store. The correct answer is "The Gap," as it is one of the options provided.

In the episode "The Frogger," the nickname of the serial killer who kills people that resemble Jerry is "The Lopper." This is evident from the given options, where "The Lopper" is the only nickname that relates to the act of killing. The other options, such as "The Terminator" and "The Axe Man," do not align with the context of the question. Similarly, "The Jerr-o-nator" seems to be a made-up term and does not fit the description of a serial killer. Therefore, the correct answer is "The Lopper."

Elaine did not break up with one of her boyfriends because his thumbs were actually toes.

Elaine's ex-boyfriends always painted the shape of a triangle.

In the episode "The Hamptons," the name of the ugly baby was Adam.

The correct answer is False. This means that Elaine has used an alias before.

The correct answer is "Neil,neil". In the book "The English Patient," a beautiful woman mistakes George for her boyfriend, whose name is Neil. The repetition of "Neil,neil" suggests that the woman is quite insistent and confident in her belief that George is actually Neil.

George wanted to buy Turkey Chili in the episode "The Soup Nazi".

In the episode "The Opposite," George is trying a new approach to dating by doing the opposite of what he would normally do. This includes being honest about his situation and presenting himself as someone who is unemployed and lives with his parents. This answer choice accurately reflects George's approach in the episode.