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Seinfeld quiz
How well do you really know Seinfeld? These 8 questions start easy and end with a Boss round. There are no multiple choice options: you type what you know, and every answer is checked against the key facts.
60 seconds a question, one 2x boost, and a leaderboard. Playing with friends writes a fresh set of Seinfeld questions for your group.
The questions
- Warm-up
Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer keep crossing paths at home—what city do they live in, and which borough is their neighborhood in?
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- New York City
- Manhattan
- Easy
Jerry’s buddy George is never short of a scheme—what’s his full name, and which actor plays him?
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- George Costanza
- Jason Alexander
- Easy
The soup vendor’s ordering rules are no joke: what is his name, and what does he tell customers who break them?
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- His name is Yev Kassem
- He is nicknamed the Soup Nazi
- He tells rule-breakers, “No soup for you!”
- Medium
What legal trouble lands the Seinfeld gang in court in the finale, and how does the episode bring back familiar faces?
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- The gang is put on trial for violating a Good Samaritan law
- Characters from earlier episodes return as witnesses
- Medium
Which actor played Newman, and what was Newman’s day job?
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- Wayne Knight
- Newman is a mail carrier
- Medium
Which real-life comedian co-created Seinfeld with Jerry Seinfeld, and which Seinfeld character was partly based on him?
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- Larry David co-created the sitcom with Jerry Seinfeld
- George Costanza was partly based on Larry David
- David also co-wrote the pilot
- Medium
George shouts “worlds are colliding!”—what two parts of his life are colliding, and what is he trying to keep separate?
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- His relationship with Susan
- His friendships or social life with Jerry and the others
- He wants to keep his romantic life separate from his friendships
- Boss
Early in Seinfeld, where does Elaine work, and what kind of work does she do there?
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- Pendant Publishing
- She works as an editor
How scoring works
- Each question has 2 or 3 key facts. Each one earns full, half or no credit, so a wrong answer scores zero.
- Later questions are worth more, fast answers earn a bonus, and great answers in a row build a streak.
- A famous myth or a clear factual error halves the points.
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