'Seinfeld' - Season 7 Trivia

1. What type of olives does Kramer purchase at the Price Club?

From Quiz "The Rye" For The Avid Viewers

Answer: Lindsay

Kramer buys a 4lb can of black Lindsay olives. The Lindsay Olives brand is owned by Bell-Carter Foods, Inc., the largest table olive producer in the U.S. and the second largest in the world. Roland, Goya and Provence are also real brands.

From Quiz The Wait Out

Answer: Three years

While at the coffee shop, Elaine and Jerry notice their friends, a married couple, sitting across the room. Elaine tells Jerry a rumour she heard about the rockiness of their relationship and they both comment on the fact that they've been waiting for the two to break up so that they could take the respective members on dates. Elaine also mentions that she's been waiting out more than one marriage, but this is the one she's been watching most. When George comes in, David and Beth come over and say hi to the group. When Beth introduces David to George, they comment about each other's jobs and George unwittingly makes the off-hand comment to Beth that 'she could do a lot better than David' and he soon regrets it after they leave.

From Quiz The Calzone

Answer: Dustin Hoffman

In the beginning of this episode, George is at a board meeting trying to convince Mr. Steinbrenner that it would be a good idea to lower all of the doors on the bathroom stalls in Yankee's Stadium to the floor so that people feel they have more privacy. His boss immediately says no, claiming that there would be no air in the stalls. After this, Mr. Steinbrenner takes notice of George's lunch, a calzone filled with cheese, pepperoni, and eggplant. After tasting the dish, he orders the meeting to an end and he instructs George to get him some more eggplant calzones. Elaine, meanwhile, tells Jerry that she will be having a date with a Todd Gack, who better her a dinner that Dustin Hoffman appeared in "Star Wars".

From Quiz The Wig Master

Answer: A blazer

In the beginning of the episode, Jerry is in a department store looking at blazers with one of the employees who urges him to try one on. Jerry ends up trying one with a crest on it, and although it sounds expensive and looks great, he can't get past the idea of the crest. He says he'll be back to try it on in front of a friend and the employee gives him a weird look. Jerry tells this to Elaine and she points out the fact that the employee caught him lying because he won't be going back. Jerry asks Elaine to revisit the store with him so that he can prove the employee wrong. Meanwhile, a friend of Susan's is staying with her and George for two weeks.

From Quiz The Bottle Deposit

Answer: A set of golf clubs

In the beginning of this episode, Mr. Peterman informs Elaine of an auction for JFK memorabilia, and he asks if she would attend while he is out with a lady-friend. She agrees to go and bid on a set of JFK's presidential golf clubs, which Mr. Peterman says he would bid $10,000 for. Meanwhile, George is talking with Mr. Wilhelm about a task he is to undertake (as per Mr. Steinbrenner). Unfortunately, he gaps you during their conversation, and George nearly follows the man into the bathroom to hear what he's saying. He decides to wait outside. This turns out to be a bad move though, as he agrees to the plan without the knowledge of what it actually is. Jerry discusses the idea with George and suggests he ask Mr. Wilhelm a follow-up question to get direction.

From Quiz The Friar's Club

Answer: June

George is ecstatic about this development as he has been trying to get out of his and Susan's wedding on many occasions. He claims that it's like having a postponed execution. The date was changed because the caterers had the date wrong. George also tells Jerry that Susan's best friend, Hallie, just broke up with her boyfriend and now the wheels are in motion to set them up together. Meanwhile, Kramer talks about his date with a woman named Connie. He tells Jerry to wake him up in twenty minutes because he read (in a book about Leonardo Da Vinci) that if he sleeps twenty minutes every three hours, he's refreshed and he technically lives longer.

From Quiz The Doll

Answer: They were roommates

In the beginning of this episode, Jerry finishes a gig across the country and runs into Sally Weaver, Susan's roommate from college. Sally congratulates him on the success of the gig despite the fact that he really doesn't remember her much. She forces a large box into his arms to give to George and Susan as a wedding present and he promptly leaves as he needs to catch his flight back home. Meanwhile, back in New York, Elaine runs into George and Frank at the coffee shop. George currently isn't pleased with his father as his attempt at getting them to move to Florida's Del Boca Vista fell through, and his father now wants to turn his old bedroom into a rather expensive billiards room.

From Quiz The Shower Head

Answer: Kenya

In order to prepare for her trip, she is sent for a physical at the doctor's and she must give a urine sample. Elaine brags to the doctor that she is going to Kenya to steal an idea for sandals from the Masai natives. Later, George comments that her skin will be bubbling due to the intense heat. Jerry later asks George and Elaine if they want to go to the Tonight Show where he will be performing. George decides to take his parents along as well. Jerry's parents also decide to come as they're in town.

From Quiz The Cadillac

Answer: Katie

In the beginning of this episode, Jerry returns home from a gig and Kramer discovers exactly how much he makes. Kramer is shocked and wonders how he can stay friends with him. Jerry decides that ultimately, he'll buy his father a Cadillac in order to make him feel good. Meanwhile, Elaine has lunch with her friend, Katie, and George enters the cafe. The two meet each other and Elaine explains that George just got engaged. Katy is saddened by this, as she could have set him up with Marisa Tomei, who just happens to have a liking for funny, stocky, bald men.

From Quiz The Seven

Answer: A Sting-Ray

In the beginning of this episode, Elaine and Jerry go to an antique toy store to browse around and Elaine spots the girl's model of the Schwinn Sting-Ray, a bike that she has wanted since she was a little girl. She decides to buy the bike, and when she needs Jerry's help getting it off the shelf, she notices that he's had his eye on a woman in the store. She ends up getting stuck under it when it falls off the shelf, pinning her to the ground. Jerry neglects helping her.

From Quiz The Caddy

Answer: Stan

In the beginning of this episode, Jerry and Kramer discuss the fact that George has locked his keys in his car. For three days, he's left his car in the Yankee Stadium parking lot because he's waiting for a membership with the Auto Club, who offer free locksmithing services to members. Meanwhile, Kramer mentions how he's been golfing at a local course despite the fact that it's still partly winter.

From Quiz "The Invitations"

Answer: Melody

George, almost as cheap as Jack Benny's famed comic persona, plumps for the cheapest envelopes available. Little does he know...!

From Quiz The Rye

Answer: Price Club

Jerry is shocked to find that Kramer ended up buying tons of wholesale goods (which he finds to be staples) including a four pound can of black olives, a forty-eight pack of Eggo waffles, ten pounds of cocktail meatballs, and a gallon of barbecue sauce. Meanwhile, Elaine talks to Jerry about her new boyfriend, a musician named John Germaine. Elaine likes him, and when Jerry runs into one of the band members, he mentions that the two are 'hot and heavy'.

From Quiz The Gum

Answer: Spartacus

In the beginning of this episode, Jerry and George are discussing the mood of the cashier at the coffee shop when Kramer sits down beside them. Kramer is excited about the renovations completed on the run-down Alex Theater where there will be showings of the Kirk Douglas film "Spartacus". George says that he probably won't pay seven dollars to pay for a movie he could watch on TV.

From Quiz The Sponge

Answer: Smalls

In the beginning of this episode, Kramer asks Elaine and Jerry for donations to support his entry into the AIDS Walk. When Kramer heads to the restroom, Jerry takes a look at the list and realizes that one donor is a woman that he once tried to call, but couldn't locate her number. Elaine says that once she finds out, Jerry will be in big trouble, but Jerry formulates a story to hide the fact.

From Quiz The Pool Guy

Answer: George

In the beginning of the episode, George brings up the question of who would ultimately win and Elaine comments that George would because he wouldn't be concerned with fighting dirty. George comments that he would do anything to hinder his opponent to win. After this, Elaine asks Jerry and George to see a historical clothing exhibit with her at the Met, but they refuse to go and she says that she has no female friends.

From Quiz The Secret Code

Answer: Jor-El

In the beginning of this episode, Susan is heading to the ATM and George tells her that he may need to get some money as well. When he doesn't give her his bank PIN code, he discusses the idea with Jerry at Monk's. Jerry comments that his code is 'Jor-El', which is the name of Superman's father. George assures Jerry that the only way he'll give up his code is if he's in a life or death situation.

From Quiz The Soup Nazi

Answer: Schmoopie

In the beginning of this episode, George is with Jerry and his recent girlfriend, Sheila, in his apartment while they try to pick where to see a movie. The two of them commonly refer to each other by the pet name 'Schmoopie' and George is disgusted by it. When Elaine arrives, they decide to get something to eat at a local soup restaurant where the chef is commonly referred to as the 'soup nazi'.

From Quiz The Hot Tub

Answer: Pretend to be annoyed

In the beginning of this episode, Elaine, Jerry, and George are sitting in Monk's Coffee Shop flipping through the newest J. Peterman catalog. After this, George says that he has to return to work despite how little he is actually doing because it's the off-season for baseball. He notes that he combats this by pretending to look busy. Meanwhile, Elaine complains that she can't finish a story about a new product because marathon runner Jean-Paul Jean-Paul is staying at her apartment.

From Quiz The Wink

Answer: James

Elaine tells Jerry and George that although she has never seen him, she feels that they have an intimate relationship from over the phone. She sets herself up on a blind date with him while she sets Jerry up with what they call a 'deaf date' because he's seen her, but he's never heard her talk. They then get into a conversation about who they'd rather date- the blind or the deaf.

From Quiz The Maestro

Answer: Canned fruit

In the beginning of the episode, Elaine, George, and Jerry are at the coffee shop. Elaine and George are discussing the events at the end of the previous episode where Rabbi Kirschbaum, who Elaine talked to for help, blabbed her feelings about George's marriage to her neighbours and the viewers of his TV show, which included George and his fiancée Susan. Meanwhile, Jerry wonders why anyone would eat canned fruit when regular fruit can be found a couple aisles over in a grocery store.

From Quiz "Seinfeld" - "The Rye"

Answer: a saxophone player for a jazz band

Elaine dated a saxophone player, John Germaine, who was pretty popular from performing at bars and clubs with his band. According to Elaine, he was very "sponge-worthy" too.

From Quiz The Postponement

Answer: Kramer

In the beginning of the episode, Elaine tells Jerry that her dog problem, seen in the previous episode "The Engagement", is over as one of her neighbours, a rabbi with a TV show, has politely asked the dog owner to stop their pet from barking. Meanwhile, Kramer is parking his car nearby, only he's trying to fit it into a very small space. He ends up hitting two cars on the way in.

From Quiz The Engagement

Answer: Chess

In the beginning of this episode, George loses to his girlfriend, Alice, in a game of chess and immediately decides to stop seeing her because of it. He later tells Jerry that he felt emasculated following the ordeal. Meanwhile, Elaine is having trouble sleeping because a dog is constantly barking outside her window at night. Her idea of a solution is screaming at it through the night. She loses her voice doing this.

From Quiz "Seinfeld": "The Seven"

Answer: Christie

Elaine needed Jerry to help her take down a bicycle, a girl's Schwinn Stingray. The bike was too heavy for her and she became trapped underneath it because Jerry was attracted to Christie, who wore the same white and black dress throughout the whole episode.

From Quiz "Seinfeld" - "The Calzone"

Answer: Eggplant

Easily distracted, Steinbrenner muses, "You know that eggplant was very good. Everybody out. I got eggplant on my mind. Costanza get me couple of those calzones right now".

From Quiz "Seinfeld" - "The Soup Nazi"

Answer: Jerry

After Jerry offers Elaine a taste of his soup, she has to sit down because it is so good.

From Quiz No Soup For You!

Answer: Sheila

George is annoyed because they call each other shmoopy.

From Quiz Numbers from Episode 'The Hot Tub'

Answer: 58 degrees

It's shown on the thermometer, and he says this in the coffee shop the morning after.

From Quiz "The Rye" For The Avid Viewers

Answer: $17.50

According to Kramer: "$17.50. You can't beat that." In "Behind The Scenes", writer Carol Leifer reveals that the idea of using the Price Club (known for its sale of bulk products at discount prices) as a gag came long before writing for this episode had begun. Her original storyline was for George to buy Susan's engagement ring at the Price Club. To all the Georges and Kramers who don't already know, note that after merging with its rival, Price Club stores have since been rebranded as Costco!

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