"Seinfeld" Who Else Said It? Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Kenny Bania

In "The Soup", one of Jerry's friends, Kenny Bania, gives Jerry a brand new Armani suit for free because it won't fit him anymore. Later, Kenny decides it should be fair by taking him out to dinner. To Jerry's loathing, Kenny pushes his luck by trying to make excuses in order to have more free meals.

Answer: Yev Kassem

You may have known him as the "soup nazi" but his name was Yev Kassem. In "The Soup Nazi", George doesn't get bread the first time he orders soup and is kicked out after he asks for bread. The next time he gets bread but goes a little too far with the "thank you"s, basically, asking for trouble.

Answer: Babu Bhatt

In "The Cafe", Jerry goes to eat a cafe owned by a man named Babu Bhatt. He felt sorry for Babu because there were no customers. Jerry suggested that Babu change his restaurant theme to Pakistani. That way, Babu would have the only Pakistani restaurant in the neighborhood. Unfortunately, the change still did not bring customers.

Answer: the doorman

In "The Doorman", Jerry goes to pick up Elaine from her office. While waiting for the elevator, Jerry makes friendly chat with the doorman. However, the doorman (played by Larry Miller) is offended by everything Jerry says to him and believes that just because he is a doorman, people talk down to him. Jerry becomes annoyed with the doorman and tries to avoid him during the episode.

Answer: Cynthia

In "The Fix-Up" Elaine and Jerry planned on fixing-up George and Cynthia together because they believed they would be a good couple. George ended up getting Cynthia pregnant but George said he would support her all the way. In the end, Cynthia saw how sloppy an eater George was and the audience could tell the relationship was over.

Answer: Lt. Martel

In "The Trip", Kramer goes to Los Angeles for a chance at being an actor. Unfortunately, Kramer is accused of being "The Smog Strangler", a killer on the loose in Los Angeles. Lt. Martel was in charge of the investigation and played a stereotypical role of a tough, callous detective.

Answer: Ping the delivery boy

In "The Visa" George dates a women who turns out to be Ping, the delivery boy's cousin. In a previous episode, Elaine had accidentally hurt Ping in an accident so Ping sued her. Cheryl (George's girlfriend) encouraged Ping to drop the case but when Cheryl found out about Jerry and George's plan to try to get her to like George more, she decided to put the lawsuit back on.

Answer: Sid

In "The Alternate Side" Sid, a car parker, has to take care of his family so he offers George the job of parking cars back and forth between streets. Soon enough, George fails at this job and causes all kinds of commotion. Sid chews George out for doing a horrible job.

Answer: Keith Hernandez

In "The Boyfriend", Elaine dates Keith Hernandez and they seem to have a wonderful time together. They have an intimate conversation about "getting to bases". In the end, Elaine breaks up with him because he smoked.

Answer: Jackie Chiles

In "The Abstinence", Kramer sues the tobacco company for damage of his face. He asks Jackie to help him out with the case and Jackie agrees. They end up making a deal with the company and, instead of money, Kramer gets his face in an add for cigarettes.