1998 → 1999
Fans compile a list of character nicknames from the show, discussing which ones are accurate and debating whether descriptive labels count as actual nicknames used on the show.
A Seinfeld movie will be made with major Hollywood actors replacing the TV cast.
Fans speculate on casting choices for a hypothetical Seinfeld movie, proposing replacements like Tom Hanks as Jerry and Jim Carrey as Kramer.
Fans discuss Jerry's failed comedy performances throughout the series, cataloging instances where he bombed in front of various audiences including pilots, hecklers, and family members.
Fans discuss a comprehensive food list from a Seinfeld fan site, suggest additions like muffin stumps and recurring foods, and identify Marisa Tomei movies and foods eaten by characters.
Posters discuss a magic trick website and debate how it works, with someone revealing the trick relies on card substitution.
Fans discuss whether The Cassidy Cafe, where Jerry breaks up with Dr. Sarah Sitarides in the episode, is a real NYC location; consensus is that no such cafe exists in New York.
Fans compile instances throughout the series where characters accuse various things of being scams, including cable companies, dry cleaning, rustproofing, and duty-free shops.
Fans discuss what sports Ethel Kennedy was involved with on Seinfeld, identifying tennis with Mr. Pitt and golf with Mr. Peterman as references in the show.
Fans discuss whether Merv Griffin appears in the background of a scene in The Chaperone and debate the legality of recording episodes on VHS tapes.
Fans respond to American Lung Association criticizing Seinfeld for promoting smoking, with some defending the show by citing an episode where smoking has negative consequences.
Fans compile a list of songs featured or referenced in Seinfeld episodes, with corrections and additions from other viewers helping to refine the trivia.
A Seinfeld movie will be made with major Hollywood actors replacing the TV cast.