Did any of you see Jeopardy on October 1st? There was a catagory called "Auld Lang Seinfeld", devoted to the New York Four. Did anyone else here see this?
Jeopardy had a Seinfeld category tonight
Oct 1, 19986 posts by 4 posters
🧩 Trivia
Fans discuss a Jeopardy episode featuring a Seinfeld category with questions about the show's characters and memorable moments.
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The questions (paraphrased, I can't remember the exact wording):
100: This popular catchphrase means "blah, blah, blah" (What is Yada, Yada?) 200: One of his schemes involved a coffee table book about coffee tables (Who is Kramer?) 300: The name following Jerry's phrase "Hello,..." (Who is Newman?) 400: This restauranteur was Saddam Hussein with a dash of Hitler (Who is the Soup Nazi?) 500: Elaine once designed an "urban sombrero" for this company's catalog (Who is J. Peterman?)
Anyone get one wrong? In this day and age with overwhelming media I would not think so, but I don't know...
Aaron
Nobody got anything wrong. Plus, the contestants got to the category pretty early in the show.
pkirby wrote:
Ouch. Considering how much Al Yeganeh, the real soup guy, HATES Jerry for branding him "The Soup Nazi", I'd think this mention would piss him off even more.
Hussein with a dash of Hitler.
I didn't see this...tell us all about it! What were the questions?
Michael Alexander