The Cheever Letters Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bics

Since George and Jerry got their pilot episode for their TV show, they decided to start writing the script. George says that he likes Rolling Rider pens better because they're much smoother to write with.

Answer: Sandra

Jerry doesn't like Sandra very much because every time he attempts to contact Elaine, he's forced into having a long conversation with Sandra. In attempt to stop talking to her, he pretends to be on a pay phone.

Answer: He lost his cigars

In the previous episode, "The Bubble Boy", Kramer accidentally set fire to Mr. Ross' cabin by leaving a lit Cuban cigar unattended on the mantle. Kramer was using the cigars as a bribe to get into the country club to play golf. Kramer refuses to go back to the public courses to play golf.

Answer: George

Susan's grandfather built the cabin in 1947. Mr. Ross says that Susan's grandmother was recovering from Impetigo at the time, and his father thought he should get her into a bit of fresh air, but she died there the following winter.

Answer: Cherish the Cabin

This statement is kind of ironic because at this point, Mr. Ross has no idea that the cabin has been burnt to the ground, and there's nothing left to cherish but the memories. This makes the situation much tougher for George and Susan, because at the time, they still needed to give him the news.

Answer: False

After taking Sandra out for drinks, they went back to Jerry's apartment and she started talking dirty to Jerry, and we see her fumbling with things trying to leave his apartment. Jerry decides to tell George the following day that when she was talking about her panties, he asked "You mean the panties your mother laid out for you". Elaine discovers the story by the end of the episode.

Answer: His jacket

Instead of getting more cigars from Susan's father, Kramer decides to go to the Cuban embassy to get more. He ends up getting the cigars in the end.

Answer: Her sunglasses

It is unexplained why George had the sunglasses, but it set up the next scene quite well. Jerry and George arrive at Mr. Ross' apartment in time to see what survived the cabin fire.

Answer: Ricky

Ricky only appears once in the entire series. Ricky is home from college for a brief time, and he says he doesn't have a major.

Answer: John Cheever

John Cheever was an American novelist who died in the eighties. According to the letters, Mr. Ross and Cheever were in love. Susan's entire family is shocked by the facts, and George and Jerry decide to casually leave.