Seinfeld trivia thread

[scottie]

George gets caught staring at an NBC exec's daughter's cleavage; what is the name of the actress who played the daughter? (She ended up having a decent acting career).

[scottie]

It's interesting that most of the trivia questions thus far center around food. Continuing the subtheme, what food, purchased in bulk by Kramer, led to a olfactory horrors from a horse and a Hindenburgish disaster of explosive gas involving Susan's parents?

Beef-a-reeno?

[CJF]

It's at the tip of my tongue, but I can't get it out. Some hyphenated concoction like chili-mac or beenie-weenies.

I think it is Beef-O-Roni or some similar spelling.

[CJF]

George gets caught staring at an NBC exec's daughter's cleavage; what is the name of the actress who played the daughter? (She ended up having a decent acting career).

And married to Charlie Sheen. Denise Richards.

[falafel]

And married to Charlie Sheen. Denise Richards.

On a similar note, which actress auditioned for the part of Elaine Bennis on the sitcom Jerry and George pitched to NBC and what actual NBC show does she currently star?

[CJF]

It's interesting that most of the trivia questions thus far center around food. Continuing the subtheme, what food, purchased in bulk by Kramer, led to a olfactory horrors from a horse and a Hindenburgish disaster of explosive gas involving Susan's parents?

That same episode. What was George attempting to do while Kramer took Susan's parents for a ride? And why?

[CJF]

On a similar note, which actress auditioned for the part of Elaine Bennis on the sitcom Jerry and George pitched to NBC and what actual NBC show does she currently star?

Good question. Can't think of it. Same question for the actor playing George.

[PaloAltoCougar]

I think it is Beef-O-Roni or some similar spelling.

Correct. I still laugh at the notion of a horse eating from a feedbag filled with Beef-A-Freakin'-Roni.

[PaloAltoCougar]

That same episode. What was George attempting to do while Kramer took Susan's parents for a ride? And why?

He was trying to reel in a Marble Rye from the third floor, and for which Jerry had mugged an old woman, with the intent of replacing the one George's parents had given Susan's parents, but took home due to nonuse. Great episode.

The entire dinner scene was great as well. In an efffort to make conversation, Mr. Costanza asks something like, "Who has sex with the rooster, the chicken or the hen?"

[CJF]

Correct. I still laugh at the notion of a horse eating from a feedbag filled with Beef-A-Freakin'-Roni.

That was a great episode. I love Seinfeld trivia.

[scottie]

Good question. Can't think of it. Same question for the actor playing George.

Jeremy Pivin (sp?), Entourage.

[CJF]

He was trying to reel in a Marble Rye from the third floor, and for which Jerry had mugged an old woman, with the intent of replacing the one George's parents had given Susan's parents, but took home due to nonuse. Great episode.

The entire dinner scene was great as well. In an efffort to make conversation, Mr. Costanza asks something like, "Who has sex with the rooster, the chicken or the hen?"

Excellent. How does stealing the marble rye hurt Jerry and his father later?

[CJF]

Jeremy Pivin (sp?), Entourage.

Correct.

What does the actor playing Kramer take during his interview that bothers George?

[scottie]

Kramer auditioning for the pilot to play himself is one of my fave Kramer scenes ever. Also, the non-Kramer guy who auditioned for Kramer would have been a perfect replacement for Michael Richards had they ever needed him.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Excellent. How does stealing the marble rye hurt Jerry and his father later?

Ooh, do tell, as I can't recall.