'Seinfeld' - Season 6 Trivia

1. During what movie did Jerry refuse to console his girlfriend?

From Quiz The Understudy

Answer: Beaches

Jerry was sitting in his chair while Gennice was weeping on the couch over the sad movie. Jerry thought it over in his head and decided that it really shouldn't matter if he walked over and consoled her or not. The next morning, Gennice is extremely upset that Jerry didn't come and comfort her. Kramer says that he probably would've done the same thing.

From Quiz The Face Painter

Answer: Toilet paper

George goes on to talk about how toilet paper has not changed during his lifetime and it probably never will. When George mentions the conversation, Jerry and Elaine prove him wrong by saying that the product has vastly improved over the years. For example, they've made sheets thicker and softer, with more plies and more sheets per roll.

From Quiz The Diplomat's Club

Answer: Bridgette

Bridgette is going away on a modeling trip for a month, but Jerry has the chance to spend a few hours with her if he can fly back from a gig in Ithaca in time. He plans to meet her at the diplomat's club. Meanwhile, Elaine plans on quitting her job with Mr. Pitt.

From Quiz The Fusilli Jerry

Answer: Mechanic

Throughout the rest of the series, Elaine has an on-and-off relationship with David Puddy (played by Patrick Warburton). In this episode, she likes the fact that he always works with his hands and muscular arms, then he comes home ready to spend the night with Elaine. Jerry dislikes the fact that although he and Puddy are friends, he never asked if he could date Elaine.

From Quiz The Doodle

Answer: Nuts

Jerry and George are on a double date together in the beginning of the episode. After telling a story about the time he dated a nude model, he picked up a pecan and ate it. George quickly told Jerry that his date, Shelly, had the pecans in her mouth and Jerry spit it out. Jerry is disgusted by the fact that he ate semi-digested food, but his girlfriend is disgusted by his reaction.

From Quiz The Jimmy

Answer: Shoes

In the beginning of the episode, Jerry, George, and Kramer have just played a game of basketball at the gym with Jimmy. Jimmy performed excellently because of his new plyometric shoes and George decides to buy a pair. The group notices that it's odd that Jimmy always refers to himself in the third-person.

From Quiz The Doorman

Answer: A sightseeing tour group

George and Kramer are walking down the street talking about whether or not George's parents will decide to get back together (they've been split up since "The Chinese Woman") in the beginning of the episode. When Kramer sees a tour bus full of foreigners, he scares them by pretending to mug George with a gun.

From Quiz The Kiss Hello

Answer: Ketchup

Jerry gets a call from his Nana shortly before going to lunch with George. Jerry comments on how his Nana seems to be getting more and more frail at her old age and George seems to think that ketchup never comes in squeeze bottles. His suggestion: it should be sold in tubes, like toothpaste.

From Quiz The Beard

Answer: Swan Lake

Elaine has a ticket to see the ballet, "Swan Lake", ant the metropolitan Opera with a friend. She has to act as 'a beard'. Her friend is a homosexual, and he was invited to the ballet by his boss and his wife, so Elaine was invited along as a date. Jerry isn't too impressed by the idea of ballet.

From Quiz The Scofflaw

Answer: Jerry

In the beginning of the episode, George is walking down the street and he runs in to an old friend, Gary, and asks how he's been. When Gary mentions that he's been busy with chemotherapy, George heads off to tell Jerry the bad news, but he already knows. Jerry was sworn to secrecy to prevent George from knowing. Elaine also knew about the cancer.

From Quiz The Label Maker

Answer: Tim Whatley

In the beginning of the episode, Jerry is trying to get rid of his Superbowl tickets because he can't go. Instead, he has to go to a wedding party for 'The Drake' because he has been written into it. He tries to give the tickets to Kramer, but he's only interested in Canadian football. George doesn't want them either because they're like a $1,500 bill.

From Quiz The Race

Answer: Lois

Jerry loves the fact that his new girlfriend's name is Lois because the name has a connection to Superman. In the beginning of the episode, Jerry finds out that her boss is Duncan Meyer, a person he knows from high school. Duncan ends up using Lois in order to get back at Jerry during the episode.

From Quiz The Switch

Answer: Ms. Landis

While picking up Mr. Pitt's racquet, Elaine runs into the woman that interviewed her at Doubleday Publishing in the first episode of the season. After telling Elaine that a job may be opening up at Doubleday, the woman spots Mr. Pitt's racquet. Elaine offers it to her for a while and decides to pick it up later. The woman also says that Elaine has a lot of grace, something that she was told to have none of in "The Chaperone".

From Quiz The Secretary

Answer: Donna

In the beginning of the episode, George and Jerry are at the dry cleaner's. George is excited because he gets to hire his own secretary, and he decides that he doesn't want to base his whole hiring scheme on good looks. Jerry ends up dropping off his mother's fur coat at the dry cleaner's as well as a jacket.

From Quiz The Soup

Answer: Kelly

In the beginning of the episode, Jerry orders a Turkey Club without Bacon at Monk's, and to be funny, George orders a Bacon Club without Turkey. Jerry doesn't care that George wants to go out with Kelly. Instead, he's more concerned with his lunch. He realizes that he should have bought an Egg White Omelette instead.

From Quiz The Mom & Pop Store

Answer: LeBaron

In the beginning of the episode, George is at a car dealership ready to buy a 1989 Volvo. He talks it over with the dealer who tells George that there's also a 1989 LeBaron for sale. George ends up buying the car when he learns its previous owner was Jon Voight. Meanwhile, Elaine and Jerry are gearing up for Tim Whatley's 'Day Before Thanksgiving' party.

From Quiz The Gymnast

Answer: A hammer

In the beginning of the episode, Jerry is surprised with George because despite the "Breakfast at Tiffany's" incident in the previous episode, "The Couch", George is still dating Lindsay. Later, Kramer comes in looking for a hammer in order to hang his new 3-D art. He doesn't actually have the art yet because Elaine is having it framed for Kramer.

From Quiz The Couch

Answer: It doesn't fold out

In the beginning of the episode, Jerry is shopping for a new couch and George tells him that he's joined a book club. Jerry finally picks out a white couch, and he tells Elaine that he likes it because it doesn't fold out and he won't need to have people over to sleep on it. He gives his old couch to Elaine.

From Quiz The Chinese Woman

Answer: Paul

In the previous episode, "The Pledge Drive", Elaine managed to break up Noreen and her boyfriend Dan because Dan was high-talker. Whenever Elaine tried to call Noreen, she couldn't figure out if she was talking to Dan or Noreen, so she managed to accidentally tell Dan that Noreen was flirting with Jerry. Elaine tells Jerry that Noreen met Paul as they are walking to Jerry's apartment from the grocery store. She also tells Jerry that Paul is a long-talker because he doesn't put down the phone when she calls.

From Quiz The Pledge Drive

Answer: Fortune

In the beginning of the episode, Jerry and Elaine are talking about Elaine's friend, Noreen, and how she was flirting with Jerry. Elaine says that it's weird since she has a boyfriend already. Then Kramer comes in and checks Jerry's mail for his Fortune magazine. While rooting through the mail, he finds a greeting card for Jerry, and it turns out to be from a woman at PBS who is thanking Jerry for appearing on the pledge drive which is about to happen.

From Quiz The Big Salad

Answer: Rolamech

The Rolamech pencil is more commonly known as a manufacturer of pens and pencils which are attached to counters by small chains at banks. In the beginning of the episode, Elaine needs to get one for her new boss, Mr. Pitt, but there are none in stock.

From Quiz The Chaperone

Answer: Polyester

In the end of season five, George was able to get a job working for the New York Yankees. In the beginning of this first episode of the sixth season, George is talking with one of the players and notices he's sweating. When he checks the label on the uniform, he realizes its polyester and decides to change it.

From Quiz "Seinfeld" - "The Jimmy"

Answer: A guy who refers to himself in the third person

One of Jimmy's best lines was, "Hey look. Hank's got a new boyfriend. Jimmy's not threatened by Hank's sexuality. Jimmy's happy for Hank".

From Quiz The Understudy

Answer: Rochelle Rochelle: The Musical

Gennice is Bette Midler's understudy for the play. Jerry and George tell this to Kramer before heading off to a baseball game. Jerry's improv team is facing off against the team from "Rochelle Rochelle". "Rochelle Rochelle" isn't actually a musical, but it's been seen before. The gang went to see it in the fourth season episode "The Movie".

From Quiz The Face Painter

Answer: A hockey game

Elaine and Jerry dislike Alec, but when they run into him at Monk's, they're more than happy to accept his Ranger tickets for a few nights, since they're right next to the rink. Jerry invites Kramer and George to the Devils/Rangers game, but George can't go because he's spending time with his girlfriend. Elaine decides to invite Puddy.

From Quiz The Diplomat's Club

Answer: He included her in his will

Elaine decides to march into Mr. Pitt's office and quit, but he stops her just before she decides to speak to tell her that he has just written her into his will as a beneficiary since she's almost like a daughter to him. Mr. Pitt also says that he seems to be coming down with a cold and she suggests that he check with a pharmacist to make sure his cough medicine can mix with his heart medicine.

From Quiz The Doodle

Answer: Viking Press

Elaine's friend Dana recommended her for an interview with Viking Press and Elaine is rally excited about it. Viking Press has a suite for out-of-town clients in the Plaza Hotel, so she pretended to be from out-of-town and used the address of Jerry's parents in Florida. Meanwhile, George is upset with a doodle that his date made of him.

From Quiz The Doorman

Answer: 6:00

Jerry goes to Mr. Pitt's building because Elaine is house-sitting for him. When he arrives, he has to wait for the elevator and he is forced to make small talk with the doorman. He tells Elaine to wait in the apartment before they head out for the movie so that he doesn't have to have another encounter with the doorman.

From Quiz The Beard

Answer: Elaine

George is still wearing the toupee he purchased in the previous episode, "The Scofflaw". He feels more confident when he wears it, and in the end of the previous episode, he got a date while wearing it. Elaine openly says that he looks like a fool when he wears it, but George thinks that she's depressed that she missed her chance with him.

From Quiz The Scofflaw

Answer: Two days

Kramer and Elaine discuss Elaine's ex-boyfriend, Jake Jarmel, and the fact that he has book signings. Jake Jarmel broke up with Elaine in the fifth season finale, "The Opposite" because Elaine bought Jujy fruits at a movie theater before rushing to the hospital for him. Kramer is interested in finding a pair of Jake's glasses. Jake doesn't tell Kramer where he bought them.

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