"Seinfeld" Who Never Said It? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Newman

In "The Voice", the catch phrase was: "Hello-o-o-o-o!". Jerry used it a number of times, as did George. Elaine used it once and Kramer said it once with Jerry. Newman, however, was never seen in this episode (therefore, never said it) but was mentioned.

Answer: Frank Costanza

In "The Switch", Kramer's first name was revealed. Everyone found Kramer's name funny and odd but, nonetheless, they began to call him by his first name. Babs said his name when she saw Kramer after five years. Newman said it in the last scene (confused by the name) and Larry David (though we don't see him) called out Kramer's first name. Frank Costanza didn't appear in this episode but said it in "The Doorman".

Answer: Kramer

In "The Handicap Spot", Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer all chipped in to buy the "Drake" and the "Drakette" a big screen television for their engagement party. Jerry and Elaine loved "the Drake" but soon after giving the television to them, they announce they were breaking up. Jerry and Elaine began hating the "Drake" because of their wasted money on a big screen t.v. George always hated "the Drake" but Kramer never said he hated them, only liked them.

Answer: Elaine

In "The Boyfriend", Jerry met Keith Hernandez in a locker room and they became buddies. Everyone was thrilled to have Keith around except Kramer and Newman who thought Keith spit on them. The only person to not say his name was Elaine, despite the fact she did go out with him. Even Keith says his own name in this episode.

Answer: Jerry

In "The Serenity Now", Frank came up with a new technique to calm one down. They simply repeated "serenity now" and it would calm them down. Kramer and George both used Frank's technique and, of course, Frank used it himself. Jerry never used the technique.

Answer: Kramer

This was in "The Sponge"
Susan: "I love the sponge! I need the sponge!"

George: "Susan loves the sponge."

Elaine: "No, no, no. No way. Everybody loves the sponge."

Kramer never mentioned the sponges.

Answer: Elaine

In "The Outing", Jerry and George were seen as a couple and they tried to convince everyone that they were not gay, not that there was anything wrong with that. George said it once, Helen said it once, Kramer said it in the last scene, while Elaine didn't say it at all.

Answer: Kramer

In "The Yada Yada", Marcy (George's girlfriend) used the phrase "yada yada" a lot, indicating that she wanted to skip the little details about her stories. Soon after, everyone started using the "yada yada" including George and Elaine.

Answer: Kramer

In "The Label Maker", Jerry received a gift from Tim Whatley because Jerry gave him free Super Bowl tickets. What Jerry and Elaine realized was that Tim just took the gift from Elaine and gave it to Jerry. Jerry told George who suggested that Jerry should "degift".

Answer: Kramer

In "The Secret Code", George watched over J. Peterman's mother in her dying hours so George decided to tell her he loved Bosco chocolate syrup (a secret he kept to himself). After hearing this, Peterman's mother started repeating the word "Bosco" over and over again then passed away. J. Peterman tried to figure out what "Bosco" meant while George kept quiet.