Seinfeld Trivia Quiz # 20

George in "The Truth", after he tells his girlfriend "the truth". They go to a depression centre to find her.She has all of Jerry's papers for his audit. She doesn't believe him at first, but she ends up trying to handle Jerry's audit. She haf thrown out all of Jerry's papers.

In "Good News, Bad News", the very first "Seinfeld" show, George and Jerry are at a laundromat, discussing whether laundry can be "overdried" or not.



George: "You're gonna 'overdry' it."

Jerry: "You can't 'overdry"'."

George: "Why not?"

Jerry: "Same as you can't 'overwet'."

Seinfeld's dismissal from the show was humiliating. Without notification, he showed up for the script rehearsal and found he was written out of the show. He appeared in four episodes in 1980.

Jerry: "I can't, I have to stay here and watch idiot Farfel."



You may have incorrectly chosen Elaine as the correct answer. Jerry stays home when Kramer can't watch Farfel and Elaine stays at Jerry's apartment to watch the dog a different time, when Jerry is about to take him to the pound.

Michael Richard's played Eddie. Eddie bet Sam the bar that Sam couldn't marry Jacqueline Bissett.

Ironically, it was one of Mr. Ross' cigars that Kramer was smoking that started the blaze.

To make matters worse for Jerry, Newman was the one who broke off the relationship with Margaret.

In this episode, George is trying to get into a new apartment he really likes. He almost loses it to Clarence Eldridge, a survivor of the Andrea Doria shipwreck, whom the tenant's association took pity on because of his suffering, and almost gave it to. George is able to convince the board that he has suffered much more, citing examples of his sad life, such as the time he was handcuffed to a bed in a hotel, and left there in his underwear by a woman in the episode, "The Subway". After hearing the "Astonishing Tales of Costanza", the board decides George deserves the apartment more than Mr. Eldridge. But at the end of the episode, George discovers the apartment has actually ended up going to Alan Mercer, and ex-boyfriend of Elaine's who is a "bad breaker-upper". Alan had been stabbed and had hot coffee poured on him by girlfriends he broke up with, as well as being stabbed with a fork in the forehead by Elaine, which is what George assumes are the reasons that the tenant board gave the apartment to him. Turns out, though, slipping the super fifty bucks is all it took.

The script called for them to start the car and leave the garage. But when they filmed the scene, the car would not start and the producers thought that this would be the perfect way to end the episode.