Fans compile a list of board games featured on the show, discussing episodes where characters play Risk, Chess, Battleship, Scrabble, Poker, Trivial Pursuit, and other games.
How about a list of board (society) games we see Seinfeld and co play?
I'll start the insanities:
Risk (The Mom & Pop Store) Chess (The Nose Job) (The Burning) There may be more chess playing
Of course we need the episode names or a good description of it
Mo
Mohamel wrote in message ...
... I thought of that list too.. =================== Battleship - where Elaine had to make the explosion noise Scrabble - remember 'Quone' Mah Jog - Estelle Poker - The Cigar Store Indian Poker - Kramer before the AIDS walk
Was there a Gin Rummy game in Del Boca Vista? or am I imagining that?
Even though they don't play them all, Jerry has a bunch of games on his shelf..Yahtzee, and others I can't make out ...
Trivial Pursuits - The Bubbleboy
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George played Chess at the beginning of "The Engagement". Jerry played poker in "The Opposite". And while we're on the subject, I'm pretty sure Kramer playing Risk did not come from the Mom and Pop store episode. Now that I think about it, wasn't it the de-gifter episode?
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poker
Yep. I keep mixing "The Label Maker " with "The Mom and Pop Store" another Tim Whatley episode from the same season
Mo
Trivial Pursuit.. [bubble boy]
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Battleship was in "The Maid" I think Mah Jong was in "The Handicap Spot" Poker again in "The Opposite" Even Steven! Mo
Sure, I fee like it.
Scrabble (Jerry & his mom in The Stakeout).
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Mohamel wrote:
Elaine can't think of 'Pooh' doing the crossword in The Abstinence.
George enjoys the NY Times Sunday Crossword puzzle - The Pez Dispenser Kramer says he likes the Jumble
Tic Tac Toe - Fred remembers that but not Elaine in The Secret Code ===================================================================== BTW - Fred Stoller, a stand-up comic, plays the deadpan boring Fred. He was in another episode - anyone remember?