3.0 What are some FAQ about the major characters?
  3.1 What is Kramer's name?
  3.2 How does Kramer support himself?
  3.3 How many times has Jerry "known" Elaine?
  3.4 How do the characters know each other?
  3.5 What jobs has xxxxx had on the show?
*3.6 What religion is xxxxx?
3.7 What are some reasons why Jerry has ended a relationship?
  3.8 What "fake" movies have the characters seen?
  3.9 Who is whose best friend?
  3.10 How many times has Elaine yelled "GET OUT?!?" and pushed someone?
  3.11 What does George's answering machine say?
  3.12 What did the EWR on Jerry's refrigerator mean?
3.13 What foods have been mentioned or eaten on SEINFELD?
*3.14 What kinds of cars have been featured on SEINFELD?
*3.15 What songs have been sung on SEINFELD?

4.0 Are there questions about the other characters?
 4.1 Who is Newman and why does Jerry hate him?
  4.2 Was Newman in the movie 'Animal House'?
  4.3 Who is the "unfunny comic"?
  4.4 Is that really George Steinbrenner?
  4.5 Who is the "Soup Nazi"?
  4.6 Who is Kenny Kramer?
  4.7 Who is Art Vandelay?
  4.8 Is Jackie Chiles supposed to be Johnny Cochran?
  4.9 Was Russell Dalrymple supposed to be Warren Littlefield?
  4.10 Who is J. Peterman?
  4.11 Is there a list of J. Peterman products?
  4.12 Who are the two curiously effeminate guys and when do they appear?
  4.13 Who is the Pakistani café owner?
*4.14 Who has guest starred (or appeared before they were stars) on SEINFELD?
 4.15 Who is Bob Sacamano?
  4.16 Who is Lomez?
*4.17 Where is the real Monk's restaurant?
*4.18 What are the various nicknames of the main characters?
  4.19 What celebrities have appeared as themselves?
  4.20 Was that "Puddy" as the voice of Superman in the American Express ad with Jerry?
  4.21 What occupation did George always want to have?
*4.22 What production people have appeared (or had characters named for them) on the show?
*4.23 Who are some of the more notable one-time characters?
 4.24 What characters have died on the show?
*4.25 What actors have played multiple characters?
 4.26 Which episodes were dedicated and to whom?

5.0 Specific episode questions.
 5.1 Who won "The Contest"?
  5.2 What were the 'Bizarros' in "The Bizarro Jerry"?
  5.3 Is the WIZ Norm Macdonald's (SNL) brother?
  5.4 What game are Estelle Costanza and her friends playing in "The Handicapped Spot"?
  5.5 Mulva? Delores? Gipple? (or What was Jerry's girlfriend's name in "The Junior Mint"?)
  5.6 Wasn't there a lawsuit over this very issue?
  5.7 Who is Stein Ericson? (as referenced in "The Reverse Peephole")
  5.8 Why did Jerry call Kramer 'Kessler' in the pilot episode?
*5.9 Is their a Superman reference in every episode?
 5.10 Why did Elaine say "maybe the dingo ate your baby" in "The Stranded"?
  5.11 What is the name of the song used in final segment of "The Clip Show"?
  5.12 Who is Mary Beth Whitehead, as referenced in "The Bottle Deposit"?
  5.13 Can I have more information on "Festivus"?
  5.14 Is there a real 555-FILM?
*5.15 What did the Silkwood/radiation reference in "The Shower Head" mean?
*5.16 "What's the 'sausage music' in "The Blood"?

6.0 What are some of the oddities and inconsistencies in SEINFELD?
  6.1 Why does the farm girl at the end of 'The Bottle Deposit' refer to Newman as Norman?
*6.2 Other oddities and interesting tidbits
*6.3 Continuity errors and inconsistencies
*6.4 What movies have been parodied?

7.0 Where can I find some SEINFELD production related information?
 7.1 Where is SEINFELD produced and by whom?
  7.2 When does the production season begin and end?
  7.3 How can I get tickets to a filming session?
  7.4 What major awards has SEINFELD garnered?
*7.5 Where can I find scripts to SEINFELD episodes?
 7.6 Are there official books about SEINFELD?
  7.7 Where can I purchase SEINFELD T-shirts and other merchandise?
  7.8 Where can I find other SEINFELD related Internet sites?
  7.9 Do you have sheet music for the bass guitar theme to Seinfeld?

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1.0 What is SEINFELD?

1.1 How many seasons of SEINFELD are there?

        There were 9 seasons of Seinfeld with Episode 1, "The Seinfeld Chronicles"
        airing July 5, 1989 and Episode 180, "The Finale", airing on May 14, 1998.

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1.2 How do I find the title of a SEINFELD episode?

        Syndicated episode names can be found in TV Guide
        or similar TV listing.

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1.3 Where can I find all the episode titles and numbers?

        Try http://www.tvtome.com/Seinfeld/guide.html , one of the best
        sources for 'Seinfeld' episode information.

A printable checklist can be found here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Seinfeld_episodes

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1.4 Where can I find the plot summary of a SEINFELD episode?

        See 1.3.

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1.5  How about a timeline-history of noteworthy SEINFELD moments?

        7/5/89:  Pilot airs on NBC; it is called "The Seinfeld Chronicles."
        5/31/90:  First regular episode airs; Elaine is introduced.
        6/21/90:  Fifth and final episode of season is aired.
        1/23/91:  Series returns as second-season replacement.
        1/30/91:  "The Pony Remark" introduces Uncle Leo.
        4/4/91:  Elaine shrieks "Get Out!" for the first time.
        4/18/91:  Newman is heard for the first time.
        6/26/91:  17th and final episode of season.
        9/18/91:  First full season of series kicks off with "The Note."
        1/29/92:  Newman is seen for the first time.
        2/12/92:  First hour-long ep. "The Boyfriend," featuring Keith Hernandez and a "JFK" parody.
        5/6/92:  Season-ending episode features Kramer on "Murphy Brown."
        8/12/92:  Season begins with two-parter that puts Kramer, George and Jerry in Los Angeles.
        9/16/92:  The character of Susan Ross makes her debut.
        11/18/92:  The phrase "master of your domain" makes its debut in "The Contest."
        2/11/93:  Another catch phrase: "Not that there's anything wrong with that."
        3/18/93:  The world meets "Mulva" in "The Junior Mint."
        5/20/93:  Season ends with the pilot for a failed sitcom starring Jerry Seinfeld.
        11/4/93:  Rudolph Giuliani appears in an episode linked to the recent NYC mayoral election.
        2/24/94:  Kramer's friend Mickey makes his debut.
        5/19/94:  George lands a job with the Yankees, while Elaine loses her publishing position.
        11/22/94:  The debut of Mr. Pitt.
        11/17/94:  Actor Jon Voight makes an appearance, bites Kramer.
        5/27/95:  Dave Puddy makes his first appearance.
        5/18/95:  Bette Midler appears in "The Understudy"; J. Peterman makes his debut.
        11/21/95:  George and Susan get engaged.
        11/2/95:  "No soup for you!" -- "The Soup Nazi" makes his appearance.
        1/25/96:  O.J. Simpson parody, with Jackie Chiles hollering: "If the bra fits, you must acquit!"
        2/8/96:  Hour-long episode ends with a "Nixon" parody.
        5/16/96:  Susan Ross dies from licking envelopes.
        11/19/96:  Eighth season opens without co-creator Larry David.
        3/13/97:  Lloyd Bridges makes his debut as Izzy Mandelbaum.
        4/4/97:  "Yada, Yada, Yada."
        11/25/97:  Ninth and final season begins.
        11/20/97:  The backward episode airs.
        11/25/97:  Seinfeld announces the demise of the show.
        5/14/98:  Final episode airs.

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2.0  Who are the characters on SEINFELD?

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2.1 Who are the major characters?

        Jerome (Jerry) Seinfeld-Jerry Seinfeld
        George Louis Costanza-Jason Alexander
        Cosmo Kramer-Michael Richards
        Elaine Marie Benes-Julia Louis-Dreyfus

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2.2 Who are the minor supporting characters (2 or more appearances)?
        Character name (Actor name) [first appeared in]
        Brief description

        Mickey Abbott (Danny Woodburn) [The Stand-In]
        Kramer's 'height challenged' actor friend

        Ada (Vicki Lewis) [The Secretary]
        George's secretary with the Yankees

        Kenny Bania (Steve Hytner) [The Soup]
        The 'hack' comedian who's obsessed with Ovaltine

        Susan Biddle Ross (Heidi Swedberg) [The Pitch]
        George's fiance, poisoned by toxic invitation envelopes

        Babu Bhatt (Brian George) [The Cafe]
        Pakistani restauranteur, accidentally deported

        Lloyd Braun (Pete Keleghan, Matt McCoy) [The Gum, The Serenity Now]
        Dinkins' advisor before he went crazy

        Jackie Chiles (Phil Morris) [The Caddy]
        Kramer's attorney, a parody of Johnnie Cochran

        Carol, (Lisa Mende) [The Boyfriend]
        "Ya gotta see the BAY-BEEE!"

        Russell Dalrymple (Bob Balaban) [The Pitch]
        NBC president, loved Elaine, quit to join Greenpeace

        Crazy Joe Davola (Peter Crombie) [The Pitch]
        TV writer, obsessed with Elaine, the gang is afraid of him

        Deena (Mary Jo Keenen) [The Gum]
        George's cousin, her father ruined the John Voight car

        Dr. Seigel (Victor Raider-Wexler) [The Junior Mint]
        Surgeon at the local hospital, good at giving good or bad news

        Sid Farkus (Patrick Cronin) [The Sniffing Accountant]
        Frank's bra salesman friend, wanted to date Estelle

        Jake Jarmel (Marty Rackham) [The Sniffing Accountant]
        Writer Elaine dated

        Earl Haffler (O'Neal Compton) [The Diplomats' Club]
        High rolling Texan, bet on airline arrivals and departures with Kramer

        Karl (Ellis E. Williams) [The Doodle]
        Exterminator, sprayed Jerry's apartment for fleas.

        Katie (Debra Jo Rupp) [The Diplomats Club]
        Jerry's decision impaired booking agent.

        Mr. Lippman (Harris Shore) (Richard Fancy) [The Library, The Muffin Tops]
        Elaine's boss at Pendant Publishing

        Evelyn Klompas (Ann Morgan Guilbert) [The Pen]
        Jack's wife

        Jack Klompas (Sandy Baron) [The Pen]
        Morty's crotchety friend from Del Boca Vista

        Mr. Kruger (Daniel von Bargen) [The Slicer]
        George's indifferent boss at Kruger Industrial Smoothing

        Bob "The Maestro" Cobb (Mark Metcalf) [The Maestro]
        Pretentious composer, dated Elaine

        Izzy Mandelbaum (Lloyd Bridges) [The English Patient]
        Fitness obsessed octogenarian

        Mary Edith (Shannon Cochran) [The Parking Space]
        Husband owns a 'fat free' frozen yogurt shop

        Matthew (John Christian Graas)[The Parking Space]
        Mary Edith's son, learned to curse from listening to Jerry

        Michael (Steven Prutting, Mark L. Taylor) [The Boyfriend, The Hamptons]
        Carol (the BAY-BEEE!)'s husband

        Mike (Lee Arenberg) [The Parking Space]
        Thinks Jerry is phone, was also Jerry's bookie

        Mulva/Dolores (Susan Walters) [The Junior Mint]
        Dated Jerry, 'name rhymed with a female body part'

        Sue Ellen Mishke (Brenda Strong) [The Caddy]
        Braless Oh Henry candy bar fortune heiress

        Mr. Morgan (Tom Wright) [The Pledge Drive]
        George's co-worker with the Yankees

        Newman (Wayne Knight) [The Suicide]
        Jerry's nemesis, works for the US Postal Service

        Peggy (Megan Cole) [The Susie]
        Elaine's germaphobic co-worker at J. Peterman

        Giacomo "J." Peterman (John O'Hurley) [The Understudy]
        Owns J. Peterman, upscale clothing catalog company

        Ping Wu (Ping Wu) [The Tape]
        Chinese food delivery boy

        Mr. Justin Pitt (Ian Abercrombie) [The Chaperone]
        Elaine was his personal assistant

        Poppie (Reni Santoni) [The Couch]
        Restauranteur, didn't wash his hands, peed on Jerry's couch

        David Puddy (Patrick Warburton) [The Fusilli Jerry]
        Mechanic turned car salesman, dated Elaine

        Rabbi Glickman (Bruce Mahler) [The Postponement]
        Lives in Elaine's building, cannot keep a secret

        Rebecca DeMornay (Sonya Eddy) [The Muffin Tops]
        Runs the homeless shelter, cashier at Brentano's Book Store

        Dr. Reston (Stephen McHattie) [The Pitch]
        Psychologist 'svengali' Elaine dated

        Ricky (Sam Lloyd) [The Cigar Store Indian]
        TV Guide obsessed subway rider, made Elaine mannequin

        Franklin Delano Romanowski aka FDR (Mike McShane) [The Betrayal]
        Kramer's nemesis, hot dog vendor

        Henry Ross (Warren Frost) [The Foundation]
        Susan's father

        Mrs. Ross (Grace Zabriskie) [The Foundation]
        Susan's mother

        Sally Weaver (Kathy Griffin) [The Doll, The Cartoon]
        Talkative stand-up comedienne

        George Steinbrenner (Larry David) (Lee Bear)
        Bumbling owner of the Yankees

        Danny Tartabull [The Chaperone]
        Played for the Yankees

        Mr. Thomassoulo (Gordon Jump) [The Butter Shave]
        George's boss at Play Now

        Tim Whatley (Bryan Cranston) [The Mom and Pop Store]
        The gang's dentist, keeps Penthouse in his office

        Tina (Siobhan Fallon) [The Deal]
        Elaine's roommate

        Mr. Wilhelm (Richard Herd) [The Jimmy]
        George's boss with the Yankees

        Wyck (Bruce Davidson) [The Foundation]
        Administrator of Susan's foundation

        Mabel Choate (Frances Bay) [The Rye]
        Jerry stole her marble rye, she voted Morty out of office

        Jay Crespi (Peter Blood) [The Pitch]
        NBC employee

        Stu Chernak (Kevin Page) [The Pitch]
        NBC employee

        Pharmacist (David Byrd) [The Sponge]
        Sold a case of sponges to Elaine

        Fred (Tony Carlin) [The Pick]
        Elaine's co-worker at J. Peterman

        Robin (Melanie Chartoff) [The Fire]
        Dated George, he trampled her mother to escape a fire

        Mel Sanger (Brian Doyle-Murray) [The Bubble Boy]
        Bubble Boy's father, hauls Yoo-Hoo

        Mrs. Sanger (Carol Mansell) [The Bubble Boy]
        Bubble boy's mother

        Security guard (David Dunard) [The Parking Garage]
        Caught Jerry and George urinating in public

        Joe Bookman (Philip Baker Hall) [The Library]
        Library cop

        Sidra (Teri Hatcher) [The Implants]
        Dated Jerry, he wondered if her breasts were real

        Keith Hernandez [The Boyfriend]
        Baseball player, dated Elaine (and Jerry, sort of)

        Ramon (Carlos Jacott) [The Pool Guy]
        The clingy pool guy

        Arnold Deensfrei (Robert Katims) [The Jimmy]
        Head of AMCA (Ably Mentally Challenged Adults)

        Leslie (Wendel Meldrum) [The Puffy Shirt]
        Low talker, designed the puffy shirt

        Babs Kramer (Sheree North) [The Switch]
        Restaurant matron, Kramer's mother

        Marcellino (Miguel Sandoval) [The Little Jerry]
        Convenience store owner, runs cock fights

        Yev Kasem aka The Soup Nazi (Larry Thomas) [The Soup Nazi]
        Overly demanding soup stand proprietor

        Father Curtis (Henry Woronicz) [The Yada Yada]
        Priest, doomed Puddy and Elaine to hell

        Joey (Todd Bosley) [The Foundation]
        Small child, was in Kramer's karate class

        Mrs. Zanfino (Diana Castle) [The Foundation]
        Joey's mother

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2.3 Who are the family members of the major characters?

        Character [actor or actress] (relationship)
                [1st appeared ep](note)

        Jerry-
        Morty Seinfeld [Phil Bruns] (father)
                [The Stakeout](scenes not reshot with Martin for syndication)
                [Barney Martin] (father)
                [The Pony Remark]
        Helen Seinfeld [Liz Sheridan] (mother)
                [The Stakeout]
        Uncle Leo [Len Lesser] (uncle, mom's brother)
                [The Pony Remark]
        Aunt Stella [Magda Harout] (aunt, Leo's wife)
                [The Pen]
        Cousin Jeffrey [mentioned often, never shown] (cousin, Leo's son)
                [The Pony Remark]
        Elderly Cousin Manya [mentioned once]
                [The Pony Remark]
        Aunt Celia [mentioned once, never shown]
                [The Soup]
        Cousin Douglas [mentioned once, never shown]
                [The Truth]
        Sister [mentioned once, never shown] (sister)
                [The Chinese Restaurant]
        Nana [Billye Re Wallace]
                [The Pledge Drive]
        Uncle Mac [Joe George]
                [The Stakeout]
        Artie Levine [Ron Steelman] (cousin)
                [The Stakeout]

        George-
        Frank Costanza [John Randolph] (father)
                [The Handicap Spot](scenes reshot with Stiller for syndication)
                [Jerry Stiller] (father)
                [The Puffy Shirt]
        Estelle Costanza [Estelle Harris] (mother)
                [The Contest]
        Brother [mentioned twice, never shown] (brother)
                [The Parking Spot],[The Suicide]
        Cousin Rhisa [Laurie Taylor-Williams] (cousin)
                [The Junk Mail]
        Uncle [mentioned once, never shown] (uncle)
                [The Junk Mail]
        Cousin Shelly [Rachel Sweet](cousin)
                [The Contest]
        Aunt Baby [mentioned once never shown] (aunt)
                [The Money](died at age 7, hence the name)
        Aunt Sylvia [mentioned once, never shown] (aunt)
                [The Kiss Hello](the only person George is on the "kiss hello" program with)
        Grandmother [mentioned once, never shown] (grandmother)
                [The Doorman]
        Grandfather [mentioned once, never shown] (grandfather, Frank's side)
                [The Doorman](He is/was probably bald)

        Kramer-
        Babs Kramer [Sheree North](mother)
                [The Nose Job]
 

       Elaine-
        Alton Benes [Lawrence Tierney] (father)
                [The Jacket](author of "Fairgame")
        Mother [mentioned twice, never shown] (mother)
                [The Jacket, The Cheever Letters]
        Gail (mentioned twice, never shown) (sister)
                [The Jacket, The Pick]
        Uncle [mentioned once, never shown) (uncle)
                [The Jacket]
        Nephew [mentioned once, never shown) (nephew)
                [The Pick]
        Holly [Stacy Travis](cousin)
                [The Wink]
        Uncle Pete  [mentioned once, never shown] (uncle)
                [The Stock Tip](showers four times a day)
        Brother-in-law [mentioned once, never shown] (brother-in-law)
                [The Phone Message]
        Grandma Mimma [] (grandmother)
                [The Wink]

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2.4 What other TV shows and movies have some cast members been in?

        Jerry Seinfeld (appeared as Himself unless otherwise specified)

                    "TV Show" (air date) ...part (himself, unless otherwise indicated)
                "Just for Laughs" (2002) (TV) (archive footage)
                "40 Years of Laughter at the Improv" (2002)
                "The Hamptons" (2002) (mini)
                "TV Guide 50 Best Shows of All Time: A 50th Anniversary Celebration" (2002)
                "NBC 75th Anniversary Special (2002)
                "British Comedy Awards 2001" (2001)
                "Concert for New York City (2001)
                "51st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards" (1999)
                "Pros and Cons" (1999) .... Prison Man #2
                "Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm" (1999)
                "Saturday Night Live: 25th Anniversary" (1999)
                "Dilbert" (1999) ...Comp-U-Comp (voice)
                "Saturday Night Live: Game Show Parodies" (1998) .... Host
                "Jerry Seinfeld Live on Broadway: I'm Telling You for the Last Time" (1998)
                "Mad About You" (1992)
                "NewsRadio" (1995)
                "Abbott & Costello Meet Jerry Seinfeld" (1995)
               "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992)
                "The New WKRP in Cincinnati" (1991)
                "Jerry Seinfeld: Stand-Up Confidential" (1987)
                "The Tommy Chong Roast" (1986)
                "Disneyland's Summer Vacation Party" (1986)
                "Doctor Duck's Super Secret All-Purpose Sauce" (1985)
               "The Ratings Game" (1984) ...Network Rep
                "Benson" (1979) ...Frankie

                    Film (release date) ...role
                Comedian (2002)
 

        Jason Alexander (Jason's real name is Jay Greenspan  His father's name was
                Alexander Greenspan, so that's where he got his stage name.

                    "TV show" (air date) ...part
                "The Man Who Saved Christmas" (2002) .... A.C. Gilbert
                "Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm" (1999) .... Himself
                "Dilbert" (1999) ...Catbert, in 3 episodes
                "Hollywood Squares" (1998) ...Himself
                "Cinderella" (1997) ...Lionel
                "Hercules" (1998) ...Poseidon
                "Remember WENN" (1996) ...Alan Ballinger
                "Muppets Tonight!" (1996) ...Himself
                "Bye Bye Birdie" (1995) ...Albert J. Peterson
                "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) ...Kurros
                "Duckman" (1994) ...Duckman (voice)
                "Aladdin" (1993/I) ...Abis Mal (voice)
                "The Nanny" (1993) ...Jack
                "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) ...Himself, in 2 episodes
                "Dinosaurs" (1991) ... assorted voices over 7 episodes
                "Dream On" (1990) ... Uncle Bouncy's daughter's attorney
                "Favorite Son" (1988) ...Chris Van Allen
                "Everything's Relative" (1987) ...Julian Beeby
                "Rockabye" (1986) ...Lt. Ernest Foy
                "E/R" (1984) ...Harold Stickley
                "Newhart" (1982) ...Ramming
                "Senior Trip" (1981) ...Pete

                    Film (release date) ...role
                "101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure" (2003) .... Lightning (voice)
                The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (2001) ...Hugo (voice)
                On Edge (2000) ...Zamboni Phil
                The Trumpet of the Swan (2000) ...unknown
                The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (2000) ...Boris Badanov
                Love and Action in Chicago (1999) ...Frank Bonner
                Denial (1998) ...Art Witz
                Love! Valour! Compassion! (1997) ...Buzz Hauser
                The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) ...Hugo (voice)
                Dunston Checks In (1996) ...Robert Grant
                For Better or Worse (1996) ...Michael Makeshift
                The Last Supper (1995) ...The Anti-Environmentalist
                North (1994) ...North's father
                The Paper (1994) ....Marion Sandusky
                Blankman (1994) ...Mr. Stone
                Coneheads (1993) ...Larry Farber
                Down on the Waterfront (1993) ...Howie Silver
                The Return of Jafar (1993) (V) ...Abis Mal (voice)
                 Sexual Healing (1993) ...Frank
                I Don't Buy Kisses Anymore (1992) ...Bernie Fishbine
                White Palace (1990) ...Neil
                Pretty Woman (1990) ...Philip 'Phil' Stuckey
                Jacob's Ladder (1990) ...Geary
                Brighton Beach Memoirs (1986) ...Pool Player #1
                The Mosquito Coast (1986) ...Clerk
                The Burning (1981) ...Dave
 

        Michael Richards
                    "TV show" (air date) ...part
                "British Comedy Awards 2001" (2001) .... Himself
                "David Copperfield" (2000) ...Mr. Micawber
                "The Michael Richards Show" (2000) ...Vic Nardozza
                "London Suite" (1996) ...Mark Ferris
                "A Comedy Salute to Andy Kaufman" (1995) ...Himself
                "Mad About You" (1992) ...Kramer
                "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) ...Himself, in 2 episodes
                "Marblehead Manor" (1987) ...Rick, the gardener
                "Fresno" (1986) (mini) ...The 2nd Henchman
                "The Ratings Game" (1984) ...Sal, the mogul
                "Night Court" (1984) ...Eugene Sleighbough
                "Miami Vice" (1984) ...Pagone
                "Faerie Tale Theatre: Pinocchio" (1983) ...Mario's Friend
                "Scarecrow and Mrs. King" (1983) ...Kidnapper
                "Herndon" (1983) ...Dr. Herndon P. Stool
                "Cheers" (1982) ...Eddie Gordon
                "St. Elsewhere" (1982) ...unnamed, 2 episodes
                "Hill Street Blues" (1981) ...Special Agent Dupre
                "Fridays" (1980) ...various

                    Film (release date) ...role
                Redux Riding Hood (1997) ...The Wolf (voice)
                Trial and Error (1997) ...Richard 'Ricky' Rietti
                'Weird Al' Yankovic: The Videos (1996) ...Stanley Spadowski
                Ellen's Energy Adventure (1996) (uncredited) ...Caveman discovering fire
                Unstrung Heroes (1995) ...Danny Lidz
                Airheads (1994) ...Doug Beech
                Coneheads (1993) ...Motel Clerk
                So I Married an Axe Murderer (1993) ...Obit Writer
                Problem Child (1990) ...Martin Beck
                UHF (1989) ...Stanley Spadowski
                Whoops Apocalypse (1986) ...Lacrobat
                Transylvania 6-5000 (1985) ...Fejos
                The House of God (1984) .... Dr. Pinkus
                Young Doctors in Love (1982) ...Malamud

        Julia Louis-Dreyfus
                    "TV show" (air date) ...part
                "Watching Ellie" (2002) .... Eleanor 'Ellie' Riggs
                "Queen of the Whole Wide World" (2001) .... Judge 1
                "Geppetto" (2000) .... Blue Fairy
                "Animal Farm" (1999) ...Mollie (voice)
                "Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist" (1995) ...Herself
                "London Suite" (1996) ...Debra Dolby
                "The Single Guy" (1995) ...Tina, Danger Girl
                "Dinosaurs" (1991) ...Heather (voice)
                "Day by Day" (1988) ...Eileen Swift
                "Family Ties" (1982) ...Susan White
                "Saturday Night Live" (1982-1985) ...various

                    Film (release date) ...role
                Gilligan's Island (1999) ...Mary Ann
                Deconstructing Harry (1997) ...Leslie
                Fathers' Day (1997) ...Carrie Lawrence
                North (1994) ...North's mother
                Jack the Bear (1993) ...Peggy Etinger
                National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989) ...Margot Chester
                Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) ...Mary, Mickey's Assistant
                Soul Man (1986) ...Lisa Stinson
                Troll (1986) ...Jeanette Cooper

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2.5 When are the actor's and character's birthdays?

        Real:
                Jerry Seinfeld-born April 29, 1954 in New York City
                Jason Alexander (Greenspan)-born September 23, 1959 in Newark, New Jersey
                Julia Louis-Dreyfus-born January 13, 1961 in NYC, raised in Washington, D.C.
                Michael Richards-born July 21, 1948 in Los Angeles, California

        TV:

                Jerry was born in December. In "The Heart Attack", George says he
                was born in April, and in "The Butter Shave", Jerry says they
                are 4 months apart, and I think it's common knowledge that
                Jerry is older than George, so it must be December.

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2.6 Where do the characters live?

        Jerry/Kramer/Newman-129 W. 81st Street
        Elaine- 16 W. 75th Street, Apt. #2-G.
        Frank and Estelle Costanza-1344 Queens Blvd. Flushing, NY

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2.7 What are the characters' apartment numbers?

        Jerry-part of Season One-no number, just knocker
                [The Male Unbonding]-411, numbered next to the door.
                Most of the first two seasons-3A
                Most other episodes-5A
        Newman-5E
        Kramer-5B
        Elaine-16 W. 75th Street, apartment 2G [The Race]
        George-321 W. 90th St.
        Costanzas- 3344 Queens Blvd., Flushing (?) [The Cigar Store Indian]

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2.8 What are the characters' telephone numbers?

        Jerry -
                home phone number is KL5-2390 [The Big Salad]
                car phone number is 555-8383 [????]

        Kramer - 555-3455 (FILK) [The Pool Guy]

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3.0 What are some FAQ about the major characters?

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3.1 What is Kramer's name?

        It is revealed in "The Switch" that Kramer's first name is Cosmo.

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3.2 How does Kramer support himself?

        Kramer won $18,000 ($600 at 30 to 1) on a horse (named Papa Nick) when
        he got a tip on the subway in "the Subway". This, combined with his Coffee
Table book royalties and whatever he made as a Calvin Klein underwear model,
plus the fact that his apartment is rent controlled and he gets most of his
food free from Jerry's refrigerator, means Kramer never has a money problem.
Also he could have earned some money in Los Angeles in "The Trip" by appearing
on 'Murphy Brown'. Kramer may have also received some sort of payment for
being on strike [The Strike].  He acted out diseases for medical students to
diagnose [The Burning"). Kramer also played Santa [The Race"). Kramer also poses
in police line-ups for $50 ["The Beard"] and once worked as a stand-in on
"All My Children". In "The Muffin Tops", Kramer charged $37.50 for a ride on
the "Peterman Reality Tour".

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3.3 How many times has Jerry "known" Elaine?

        In "The Deal" Jerry said they had 'been together' 25 times, where
        Elaine thought it was 37.  The problem is, that they have gotten
        together since this was mentioned.  For example, I know they 'did
        it' in "The Mango". I'm not sure what the real count is, but it's
        gotta be around 30 for Jerry and 40 for Elaine, give or take a few.

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3.4 How do the characters know each other?

        In "The Outing" (and later in "The Abstinence") we are told George met
        Jerry at JFK High School, when George fell off a rope in gym class
        and landed on Jerry's head. But in "The Betrayal" Jerry says to George,
        "Didn't I beat you up in the fourth grade?". Jerry met Kramer when they
        became next-door neighbors. We learn in "The Betrayal" that Kramer was
        already living there when Jerry moved in. Jerry and Elaine "used to go
        out", but how they met is a mystery.

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3.5 What jobs has xxxx had on the show?

        Jerry:
        Umbrella salesman (before the show)
        Stand up comedian
        Television Comedy Writer
 

        Kramer:
        H & H Bagels (on strike since before the beginning of the show)
        Brant-Leland
        Author of coffee table book
        Actor
        Underwear model
 

        Elaine:
        Pendant Publishing (Mr. Lippman)
        Personal assistant for Mr. Pitt
        Writer for the J. Peterman catalog
        Cartoonist for 'The New Yorker' (Mr. Elinoff)
 

        George:
        Job as a teenager
        Dairy Queen
        Reason for leaving: Put feet in the ice maker. [The Millenium]

        Waiter at a fat camp (no other info available)

        July 1989 - April 1991  Real Estate Agent - Rick Bar Properties.
        Manager: Mr. Levitan
        Notable achievement:  None.
        Reason for leaving:  Boss wouldn't share private bathroom.

        December 1991 - December 1991 Car parker
        Manager: Self-managed, took over for Sid.
        Notable achievement: None.
        Reason for leaving: Caused some accidents and disrupted filming of a Woody Allen movie.
 

        December 1991  Manuscript reader - Pendant Publishing
        Manager:  Mr. Lippman
        Notable achievement:  None.
        Reason for Leaving:  Didn't realize sex with the cleaning woman was 'frowned upon".

        1992-1993 Television Comedy Writer

        September 1993  Hand model - Specialty Models
        Manager:  Elsa Carlisle
        Notable achievement:  Modeled one wristwatch.
        Reason for leaving:  Burned hands on hot iron in 'puffy shirt' incident.

        November 1993  Sales Rep. - Sanlak (rest stop supplies)
        Manager:  Mr. Tuttle.
        Notable achievement:  Reorganized Penske file.
        Reason for leaving: Was never really hired in the first place
                (or quit thinking he had a job waiting for him at Penske).

        May 1994 - May 1997  Assistant to the Travelling Secretary-New York Yankees
        Manager:  Mr. Wilhelm/George Steinbrenner
        Notable achievement:  Implemented switch from polyester to cotton uniforms.
        Reason for leaving:  Traded to Tyler Chicken in Little Rock.

        September 1997-September 1997 - Play Now (sporting goods)
        Manager:  Mr. Thomasoulo.
        Notable achievement:  Pretended to be handicapped.
        Reason for leaving:  Company went bankrupt.

        October 1997 - October 1997 Computer sales for "Costanza and Son".
        Manager: Frank Costanza
        Notable achievement: Faking sale of 50 PCs to Art Vandelay.
        Reason for leaving: Faked sale of 50 PCs to Art Vandelay.

        November 1997-May 1998 Krueger Industrial Smoothing
        Manager: Mr. Krueger
        Notable achievement:
        Reason for leaving:

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3.6 What religion is xxxxx?

        Jerry is definitely Jewish. His last name is Jewish. His parents got mad at him
for making-out during "Schindler's List". Elaine is definitely not Jewish. It was
revealed she had "shiksappeal" (a strange effect non-Jewish women have on
Jewish men) in "The Serenity Now". She may be Catholic because she makes the
sign of the cross in "The Betrayal" and in "The Doodle".

Kramer is definitely not Jewish. In "The Fatigues" he organizes a Jewish Single's
Night and says "I'm not Jewish".

George is less clear cut. There's no question Frank is Roman-Catholic. He belongs
to the 'Knights of Columbus", a Catholic organization, and he once made a living selling
religious icons, counting the Rev. Moon as a customer. Estelle is Jewish. While claims
have been made that she only seems Jewish because the actress that plays her, Estelle
Harris, is Jewish, but there are enough clues within the show to allow the viewer to know
she is Jewish, Estelle’s house smells like kasha, a jewish staple, in “The Cigar Store
Indian”, she plays Mah-Jongg, a rummy-like tile game stereotypically favored by Jewish
women, in “The Handicap Spot”. Also, she wears a Chai (Hebrew character meaning ‘life’)
pendant in “The Serenity Now” and she mentioned her refusal to ride in a German car in
“The Money”. While other reasons have been postulated for Estelle's aversion to German
cars, the most logical one in the context of this particular show is that Estelle is Jewish
and won't have anything to do with German products etc. because of the Holocaust, this is
common among elderly Jews. And since in the Jewish religion, the faith is passed down
through the mother and not the father, we can conclude that George is Jewish.

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3.7 What are some reasons why Jerry has broken up with a woman?

        Actress name (Character) Break-up episode
        -Reason for break-up

        Pamela Brull (Laura) The Seinfeld Chronicles
        -She was already engaged.
        Susan Walters (Mulva/Delores) The Junior Mint
        -Jerry couldn't remember her name.
        Janeane Garofalo (Jeannie Steinman) The Foundation
        -She was too much like Jerry.
        Tracy Kolis (Marlene) The Ex-Girlfriend
        -She doesn't think his standup act is funny.
        Paula Marshall (Sharon Leonard) The Outing
        -She thought Jerry was lying about being gay.
        Anna Gunn (Amy) The Glasses
        -Jerry accuses her of kissing his cousin.
        Lisa Edelstein (Karen) The Masseuse
        -She wouldn't give Jerry a massage.
        Kimberly Norris ( Winona) The Cigar Store Indian
        -Circumstances make her think Jerry's bigoted.
        Kimberley Campbell (Tawni) The Conversion
        -Jerry's put off by fungiucide in her medicine cabinet.
        Suzanne Snyder (Audrey) The Pie
        -She couldn't give Jerry a reason for not tasting his apple pie
        Kristin Bauer (Gillian) The Bizarro Jerry
        -She had "man hands"
        Stacey Travis (Holly) The Wink
        -Jerry wouldn't eat enough meat for her.
        Lisa Deane (Christie) The Seven
        -She kept wearing the same dress over and over.
        Melinda McGraw (Angela) The Good Samaritan
        -He threatens to tell on her for the hit-and-run.
        Keith Hernandez (himself) The Boyfriend
        -Going 'too fast' in a male relationship.
        Melanie Smith (Rachel) The Raincoats
        -Her father wouldn't let them see each other again.
        Courteney Cox (Meryl) The Wife
        -His discount dry cleaning 'wife'.  Acting married led to their 'divorce'.
        Teri Hatcher (Sidra) The Implant
        -He suspected her spectacular breasts were fake.
        Amanda Peet (Lanette) The Summer of George
        -She ran Jerry ragged, too much work for one man.
        Michelle Forbes (Julie) The Big Salad
        -He found out Newman had previously dumped her.
        Lori Loughlin (Patty) The Serenity Now
        -He couldn't show emotion.
        Sara Rose Peterson (Claire) The Voice
        -He refused to give up the 'belly button voice'.
        Julia Pennington (Celia) The Slicer
        -She found out he drugged her to play weith her toys.
        Gretchen German (Donna) The Phone Message
        -She liked the Dockers' commercials.
        Athena Massey (Melanie) The Engagement
        -She ate her peas one at a time.
        Jessica Lundy (Naomi) The Bubble Boy
        -Her laugh sounded like "Elmer Fudd sitting on a juicer."
        Jann Karam ( Sandy) The Switch
        -She wouldn't laugh at his jokes.
        Jennifer Guthrie (Lena Small) The Sponge
        -She stockpiled cases of Today sponges.
        Karen Fineman (Gwen) The Strike
        -Her attractiveness depended on the lighting.
        Marcia Cross (Sara Siderides) The Slicer
        -He thought she intentionally gave him a skin condition
        Jane Leeves (Marla Penny) The Contest
        -She found out about the non-masturbation contest
        Kristin Davis (Jenna) The Pothole
        -He couldn't kiss her because her toothbrush fell in the toilet.
Cindy Ambuehl (Sophie) The Burning
-She claimed she got gonorrhea from a tractor

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3.8 What "fake" movies have the characters seen?

        -Agent Zero [The Pool Guy]
        -Barcelona [The Engagement]
        -Blame it on the Rain [The Calzone]
        -Brown-Eyed Girl [The Pool Guy]
        -Blimp-The Hindenburg Story [The Puerto Rican Day]
        -Checkmate [The Pool Guy]
        -Checkmate [The Movie]
        -Chunnel [The Pool Guy]
        -Chow Fun [The Pool Guy]
        -Cry, Cry Again [The Little Kicks]
        -Cupid's Rifle [The Pool Guy]
        -Death Blow [The Little Kicks]
        -Firestorm [The Pool Guy]
        -Means to an End [The Calzone]
        -Mountain High [The Pool Guy]
        -The Muted Heart [The Engagement]
        -The Pain and the Yearning [The Comeback]
        -Ponce De Leon [The Dog]
        -Prognosis Negative (Curiously 'Prognosis Negative' was the
        name of an unproduced screenplay written by Larry David) [The Dog]
        -The Other Side of Darkness [The Comeback]
        -Rochelle, Rochelle [The Movie]
(Note: There is a real film called Rachel, Rachel. Paul Newman’s
directorial debut about a spinster who breaks out of her shell after
finding love. There may be some sort of connection.
        -Sack Lunch [The English Patient]

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3.9 Who is who's best friend?
 

        If this can be answered at all, Jerry is Elaine, Kramer and George’s best friend,
while George is Jerry’s best friend.

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3.10 How many times has Elaine yelled "GET OUT?!?" and pushed someone?

        Through Season Eight, Elaine has done this 13 times.

      (Note: I misplaced my list of 'get out's and could use some help here...)

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3.11 What does George's answering machine say?

        (sung to the theme song from "The Greatest American Hero")

        "Believe it or not George isn't at home
        Please leave a message at the beep
        I must be out or I'd pick up the phone
        Where could I be
        Believe it or not I'm not home... beep" [The Susie]

        Click the lyrics to hear George sing.

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3.12 What did the EWR on Jerry's refrigerator mean?

        EWR is the airport code for Newark International.
        Why it's on Jerry's refrigerator remains a mystery.

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3.13 What foods have been mentioned or eaten on SEINFELD?

        Bakery - Bagels [The Festivus][The Strike]
        Bakery - Bear claws [The Sniffing Accountant][The Strongbox]
        Bakery - Black and white cookies [The Dinner Party] [The Understudy]
        Bakery - Bread [The Rye]
        Bakery - Carrot Cake [The Frogger]
        Bakery - $29,000 Wedding cake [The Frogger]
        Bakery - Chip Ahoy cookies [The Cadillac]
        Bakery - Chocolate Babka [The Dinner Party]
        Bakery - Chocolate Eclairs [The Gymnast]
        Bakery - Cinnamon Babka [The Dinner Party]
        Bakery - Cinnamon swirls [The Glasses]
        Bakery - Cupcakes [The Hot Tub]
        Bakery - Dinky Donuts [The Note][The Glasses]
        Bakery - Dog food/biscuits [The Andrea Doria]
        Bakery - Donuts [The Strongbox]
        Bakery - Drake's Coffee Cakes [The Suicide]
        Bakery - Entenmann's Cake [The Frogger]
        Bakery - Hamentashen [The Fatigues]
        Bakery - Jelly Donut [The Pledge Drive]
        Bakery - Marble Rye [The Rye]
        Bakery - Muffin tops [The Muffin Tops]
        Bakery - Muffin Stumps [the Muffin Tops]
        Bakery - Poppy seed muffin [The Shower Head]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Big Hunk (The Nap)
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Black Jack licorice gum [The Library]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Cashew nuts [The Doodle][The Busboy]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Clark bar [The Dinner Party]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Chinese chewing gum [The Gum]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Chocolate covered cherries [The Stakeout]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Chuckles [The Heart Attack]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Chunky bar [The Doodle]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Dentyne chewing gum [The Library]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Frozen yogurt [The Non-fat Yogurt]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Ice cream sundae [The Lip Reader]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Ice Cream [The Puerto Rican Day]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Jujyfruit [The Opposite]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Junior Mints [The Junior Mint]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Macadamia nuts [The Doodle]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Nachos [The Puerto Rican Day]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Nutrageous [The Nap]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Oh, Henry bar [The Caddy]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Pez [The Pez Dispenser]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Pineapple Italian Ice [The Understudy]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk – pistachio nuts
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Pretzels - no salt [The Alternate Side]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Pretzels - with salt [The Alternate Side]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Pringles [The Postponement]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Pudding skins [The Blood]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Popcorn [The Finale]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Reduced-Fat Wheat Thins [The Cadilac]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Ring Dings [The Dinner Party][The Glasses]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Rold Gold Pretzles [The Glasses]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Ruffles potato chips
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Runts [The Nap]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Skittles [The Puerto Rican Day]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Snackwells [The Postponement]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Snickers [The Pledge Drive]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk – Tic-Tacs [The Merv Griffin Show][The Contest]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Tootsie Pop [The Strongbox]
        Candy/Nuts/Junk - Twix bar [The Dealership]
        Cereal - Bran - 40% 50% 100% [The Pilot (2)]
        Cereal - Bran Flakes [The Pilot]????
        Cereal - Cereal [numerous episodes...eg. The Invitations]
        Cereal - Cheerios [The Finale]
        Cereal - Corn Flakes [The Chinese Woman, The Finale]
        Cereal - Grape Nuts [The Finale]
        Cereal - Kasha [The Chinese Woman]
        Cereal - Kix [The Big Salad]
        Cereal - Life [The Finale]
        Cereal - Reese's Peanut Butter Puffs [The Beard]
        Cereal - Special K [The Finale]
        Condiment - A-1 Steak Sauce [The Apology]
        Condiment - Barbeque sauce [The Doll]
        Condiment - Gravy [The Bottle Deposit][The Merv Griffin Show]
        Condiment - Honey Mustard [The Chicken Roaster]
        Condiment - Ketchup and mustard [The Voice, The Finale]
        Condiment - Maple syrup [The Wife]
        Condiment - Pesto [The Busboy]
        Condiment - Salsa [The Pitch]
        Dip - as a meal? [The Implant]
        Dip - Guacamole dip [The Implant]
        Drinks - Apple Cider [The Bottle Deposit]
        Drinks - Arabian Mocha Java [The Cadillac]
        Drinks - Beaujolais [The Dinner Party]
        Drinks - Beer [The Sniffing Accountant]
        Drinks - Bosco [The Secret Code]
        Drinks - Champagne Coolie [The Wig Master)
        Drinks - Chardonnay [The Dinner Party]
        Drinks - Club soda, no ice [The Jacket]
        Drinks - Colt '45 beer [The Tape]
        Drinks - Cream Soda [The Blood]
        Drinks - Cranberry juice with two limes [The Jacket]
        Drinks - Decaf cappuccino (in Dr. Reston's office) EP?
        Drinks - Diet Dr. Pepper [The Puerto Rican Day]
        Drinks - Espresso
        Drinks - Folger's Instant Coffee [The Library]
        Drinks - Hennigen's [The Alternate Side][The Fatigues]
        Drinks - Hershey's [The Secret Code]
        Drinks - Hot Coffee [The Maestro]
        Drinks - Juice box [The Foundation]
        Drinks - Latte [The Maestro]
        Drinks - Merlot [The Rye]
        Drinks - Milk [The Abstinance][The Chicken Roaster]
        Drinks - Nestle's Quik [The Fatigues]
        Drinks - Orange Juice [The Wife]
        Drinks - Ovaltine [The Fatigues]
        Drinks - Peach Schnapps [The Betrayal]
        Drinks - Pepsi [The Dinner Party]
        Drinks - Pertussin [The Hamptons]
        Drinks - Prune juice [The Cigar Store Indian]
        Drinks - Royal Crown (RC) Cola [The Puerto Rican Day]
        Drinks - Seltzer [The Pitch]
        Drinks - Snapple [The Virgin]
        Drinks - Sour milk out of the carton [The Pitch]
        Drinks - Tea [The Hot Tub]
        Drinks - Tomato juice [The Smelly Car]
        Drinks - Water, bottled [The Non-Fat Yogurt]
        Drinks - Wine, boxed [The Dinner Party]
        Drinks - Yoo Hoo [The Bubble Boy]
        Eggs/Dairy - Butter [The Butter Shave]
        Eggs/Dairy - Egg Beaters with cottage cheese [The Wizard]
        Eggs/Dairy - Egg white omelette [The Big Salad]
        Eggs/Dairy - Feta cheese omelette [The Wizard]
        Eggs/Dairy - Milkshake [The Finale]
        Eggs/Dairy - Scrambled eggs w/lobster [The Hamptons]
        Eggs Dairy - Swiss Cheese [The Finale]
        Eggs/Dairy - Large block of cheese [The Rye]
        Fruit - Apple [The Phone Message]
        Fruit - Banana [The Face Painter]
        Fruit - Cantaloupe [The Mango] [The Glasses]
        Fruit - Grape [The Stock Tip]
        Fruit - Grapefruit [The Wink, The Finale
        Fruit - Macinaw peaches [The Doodle]
        Fruit - Mangos [The Mango]
        Fruit - Melons [The Junior Mint]
        Fruit - Oranges [The Checks]
        Fruit - Papayas [The Mango]
        Fruit - Plantains [The Mango]
        Fruit - Prunes, Figs, Dried fruit [The Pilot]
        Fruit - Raisins [The Pilot]
        Meat - Beefarino [The Rye]
        Meat - Bologna sandwiches [The Opposite][The Puffy Shirt]
        Meat - Brisket [The Fatigues]
        Meat - Broiled Chicken [The Bubble Boy]
        Meat - Chicken Picata [The Fatigues]
        Meat - Chicken Marsala [The Fatigues]
        Meat - Clams Casino [The Betrayal]
        Meat - Cold-cuts [The Slicer]
        Meat - Cornish game hen [The Rye]
        Meat - Dog food [The Suicide]
        Meat - Duck [The Couch]
        Meat - Franks and beans [The Cafe]
        Meat - Hamburger [The Chinese Restaurant, The Finale]
        Meat - Home-made sausages [The Blood]
        Meat - Horse meat [The Fatigues]
        Meat - Hot dog [The Gum][The Wizard]
        Meat - Hot dog [The Movie][The Suzie]
        Meat - Hot dog [The Understudy]
        Meat - Kung Pao chicken [The Jimmy]
        Meat - Lobster [The Hamptons][The Fusili Jerry]
        Meat - Meatloaf [The Fatigues]
        Meat - Mutton [The Wink]
        Meat - Ostrich burger [The Maid]
        Meat - Pastrami [The Blood]
        Meat - Pork chops [The Wink]
        Meat - Salmon [The Opposite]
        Meat - Salmon croquettes [The Fatigues]
        Meat - Shrimp Cocktail [The Comeback]
        Meat - Stringy shrimp [The Cafe]
        Meat - Sole [The Soup]
        Meat - Stuffed cabbage [The Fatigues]
        Meat - Tamale [The Little Jerry]
        Meat - T-Bone Steak (The Maid)
        Meat - Turkey [The Cafe][The Merv Griffin Show]
        Meat - Tyler Chicken [The Muffin Tops]
        Restaurants - Any Chinese food without ginger (?)
        Restaurants - Arby's [The Dealership]
        Restaurants - Atomic sub [The Strike]
        Restaurants - Calzone [The Calzone]
        Restaurants - Chinese [The Chinese Restaurant]
        Restaurants - Chinese flounder [The Pothole]
        Restaurants - Tightly wrapped crepes [The English Patient]
        Restaurants - Egg rolls [The Chinese Restaurant]
        Restaurants - Gyro [The Cigar Store Indian]
        Restaurants - Kenny Rogers chicken [The Chicken Roaster]
        Restaurants - Kosher Airline meal [The Airport]
        Restaurants - Kung-Pao Chicken [The Jimmy]
        Restaurants - Pizza pies  [Male Unbonding]
        Restaurants - Pizza [The Frogger]
        Rice/Pasta - Eggplant Parmigiana [The Fatigues]
        Rice/Pasta - Macaroni [The Understudy]
        Rice/Pasta - Fettucine primavera
        Rice/Pasta - Fusilli [The Fusilli Jerry]
        Rice/Pasta - Kasha Varnishkes [The Postponement]
        Rice/Pasta - Paella [The Raincoats]
        Rice/Pasta - Pasta primavera [The Shoes]
        Rice/Pasta - Ravioli [The Fusilli Jerry]
        Rice/Pasta - Rigatoni [The Cafe]
        Rice/Pasta - Risoto [The Switch]
        Rice/Pasta - Spaghetti [The Pilot]
        Rice/Pasta - Spaghetti [The Junior Mint]
        Rice/Pasta - Vegetable Lasagna [The Butter Shave]
        Sandwich - Bologna
        Sandwich - Chicken salad on rye [The Opposite]
        Sandwich - Egg Salad [The Stock Tip]
        Sandwich - Grilled Cheese [The Foundation]
        Sandwich - Little sandwiches [The Stall]
        Sandwich - Tuna on toast [The Opposite]
        Sandwich - Turkey club [The Wizard]
        Soup - Bouillabaise [The Stakeout]
        Soup - Chicken gumbo [The Soup Nazi]
        Soup - Consomme [The Soup]
        Soup - Crab bisque [The Yada Yada]
        Soup - Deli soup [The Marine Biologist]
        Soup - Jambalaya [The Soup Nazi]
        Soup - Lobster bisque [The Soup Nazi]
        Soup - Mulligatawny soup [The Soup Nazi]
        Soup - Lima Bean Soup [The Soup Nazi]
        Soup - Turkey Chili [The Soup Nazi]
        Soup - Wild Mushroom soup [The Soup Nazi]
        Soup - Yankee Bean [The Alternate Side]
        Vegetable - Baked bean [The Library]
        Vegetable - Big salad [The Big Salad]
        Vegetable - Broccoli [The Chicken Roaster]
        Vegetable - Carrot
        Vegetable - Cole Slaw [The Opposite]
        Vegetable - Cucumber [The Heart Attack]
        Vegetable - Hampton tomatoes [The Hamptons]
        Vegetable - Kugel [The Fatigues]
        Vegetable - Kreplach [The Fatigues]
        Vegetable - Latkes [The Fatigues]
        Vegetable - Olives [The Wife][The Bizarro Jerry]
        Vegetable - Onion [The Glasses]
        Vegetable - Pea Pods [The Visa]
        Vegetable - Pickle [The Heart Attack]
        Vegetable - Potato salad [The Opposite]
        Vegetable - Roasted potatoes [The Statue]
        Vegetable - Small salad  [The Big Salad]
        Vegetable - Veggie burger
        Misc - Yambalas [The Truth]
        Misc - Sambusa [The Truth]

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3.14 What kind of cars have been featured on SEINFELD?

        Owner (year, color, make model) [Episode]
        (comment)
 

       Jerry (,, Sabb 900s) [The Bottle Deposit (2)]
        (stolen by mechanic, 2.3 liter non-turbocharged V6 engine,
        NY license plate #JVN-728)

        Jerry (,, Ford Escort) [The Alternate Side]
        (rental, never shown)

        Jerry (,,BMW 325i)[The Smelly Car]
        (2-door hardtop)

        Jerry (,,BMW 525) [The Alternate Side]
        (2-door convertible)

        Jerry (1997 Ford conversion van) [The Junk Mail]
        (given to Jerry from "Fragile" Frankie Merman for doing TV ads)

        Kramer (blue-green 1977 Chevrolet Impala) [The Keys, The Airport,
        The Dinner Party, The Pothole]
        ()

        Kramer (brown Ford LTD) [The Parking Garage]
        (wouldn't start)

        Puddy (,,car) [The Burning]
        (pre-programmed with Christian radio stations and a "Jesus" fish)

        Frank Costanza (19?? blue Ford Granada)[The Handicap Spot]
        ()

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