www.seinfeldtrivia.com

It's an awesome place to test your Seinfeld trivia knowledge.

If you can get more than 157 questions in a row correct, you'll get your name on their Hall of Fame page. My personal best is 167, good enough for 6th place.

Good luck.
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Dave wrote:

I bombed out at: "What book did George review for the book of the month club?" I chose "Breakfast at Tiffany's". Was that WRONG? They thought so.

I think they need a little tweaking... The spelling is really poor too and that detracts from the quality of the game.

Shame Mike! You didn't read the question. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" was the movie George watched to get out of reading the book. The book he was to review for the Book of the Month club was "The Scarlet Letter".

Yup, and it's a shame because the site seems very well put together.

I just read a question about the name of the dog that Jerry is stuck with when the guy on the airplane gets sick.

The 'correct' answer was "Farkle".

It was ONLY correct because it was the closest thing to Farfel on the list. You have to be careful of accidentally knowing too much about the show. Watch out for the "vomit streak" question. None of the choices are correct. None are even close.

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Dave wrote:

Ok, I admit I missed that. What ep was the book of the month club in?

PS - did you know the name of the woman in the hospital bed getting the sponge bath?

Dave wrote:

Here is an example question from this site:
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After the deal George and Jerry made to make a long term commitment, and a
handshake, what was the reason Jerry backed out?
   She eats her peas one by one, and "scoops the niblets"
   She eats alot of meat and makes him "mouton"
   She's a lesbian
   She's a man

ALOT of meat - who are these guys?

Dave wrote:

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What food item does Jerry want to bring on the Tonight Show?
   Molasses
   Salad dressing
   Barbecue sauce
   Soda Pop
This is another example of their poor questions - It was not the Tonight
Show was it?
(The bottle did not look like Leno)

Sorry for being so negative but the quality is not too good.

homerr opined..

Wasn't it the Charles Grodin show.. and the character on the BBQ Sauce bottle looked like Grodin??

homerr..

The News Guy(Mike) wrote in message ...

hey idiot, the site is under construction, why'd you even bother telling us about it?

It seems your social skills are under construction too.

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Dave wrote in message ...

us

Nice! I betcha that was the pizza-shop guy that George bought the Frogger machine from... ("I think I remember why we stopped coming here....")

Hopefully some of the "improvements and additional features" on that Seinfeld-Trivia website will include a spell-checker.

-JKB

Funny!

I hope so too. That was the one thing that seemed to kill the image of an otherwise very well put together website.

I'm really looking forward to the 'new and improved' site.
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I think it WAS online, it has now been brought offline because it was crap.

I think.

They're making it better.

If you thought it was crap, then your standards are too high.

Other than the spelling errors, it was one of the best interactive TV
trivia sites I've ever run across on the Net.
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actually (dancing about on tippy-toes), i was going off the design of the 'under construction' pages, as I never actually saw the site. But from the responses I had heard from other people earlier, I presumed it was cak.

oh, sorry

Robert Faulkner wrote:

The only thing 'cak' beyond all the poor spelling and a few misdirected questions is that I cannot get beyond 122 on their test. (That's pretty high but not in the top ten).

EG: What number and vol. of TV guide was Frank missing ?

really sorry about that!

Wasn't it something like 126?

Robert Faulkner wrote:

No, they wanted something like... Vol 41 number 32 or some such combination.

The issue of TV guide Frank was missing because Elaine took it for reading material and then the replacement got "gyro-ed" was volume 41 issue 31. Franks said it in the episode.

hey, well remembered!