1. Murray
   Milt
2. Morty
   Matt

The late Bernie Martin, who died in 2005.

1. Tim Whatley
   Tom Wilson
2. Ted Walker
   Tim Wasnewski

According to Jerry, he converted for the humor of the Jews.

1. Mailman
   Cashier
2. Dentist
   Valet

Valets play a significant role in both Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

1. Superman
   Batman
2. Spiderman
   The Jolly Green Giant

Superman was a TV show after a comic, starring George Reeves.

1. The Ravages of War
   The Greatest Generation
2. For Whom the Bell Tolls
   War and Peace

War and Peace is considered one of the classics of all time in the literary world.

1. Apples
   Raisins
2. Dates
   Pears

Tom Pepper is the actor hired to play Cosmo Kramer in the pilot of Jerry. He astonishes the crew with his resemblance to Kramer.

1. Maria
   Marsha
2. Marla
   Minnie

The role of Marla was played by Jane Leeves, an English actress.

1. Bob Sacamano
   Robert DeNiro
2. Bill Stoneham
   Bobby Vinton

He is never seen in any of the episodes, but through Cosmo Kramer's accounts, he is the source of bizarre anecdotes, and is known to frequently give esoteric information and harebrained ideas.

1. Wonder Woman
   Xena, Warrior Princess
2. Lawrence Welk
   Gunsmoke

She was played by Lucy Lawless.

1. Bay Beautiful
   Del Marva
2. Del Rio
   Del Boca Vista

People from NYC who stayed in Florida just for the winter were are called “snowbirds.”

1. Watch
   Condom
2. Toothbrush
   Gum

Larry David has consistently use “hygiene” as a basis for humor in his shows.

1. Cadillac
   Buick
2. Saab
   Chevy

It was a Saab 900

1. The English Patient
   The Other Side of Darkness
2. Ghandi
   Tootsie

This is a fictional movie, along with others cited in Seinfeld.

1. Barbecue sauce
   Ketchup
2. Salt
   Pepper

Grodin starred in the original Heartbreak Kid.

1. Apples
   Pears
2. Grapefruit
   Oranges

Pitching sitcoms was an element in the early episodes of the show.

1. Legos
   Cinder blocks
2. Fireplace
   Aquarium

At the party, Jerry was given the job of telling the guest not to tap the glass of the aquarium.

1. Tim’s Restaurant
   Tom’s Restaurant
2. Tony’s Restaurant
   Tina’s Restaurant

This restaurant really existed in NYC.

1. Elaine
   Jull
2. Marcy
   Hilda

When Julia Louis Dreyfuss hosted Saturday night live, she did a sketch based on yada yada yada with Larry David.

1. Caveat emptor
   Carpe diem
2. Sic Semper Tyrannis
   Make hay while the sun shines

Divola is noted for stalking, Jerry, for whom he developed a pathological hatred.

1. $500
   $1000
2. $1500
   $2000

Mike is the guy who calls Jerry a phony.

1. Eisenhower High School
   Truman High School
2. Roosevelt High School
   JFK High School

Jerry also attended that high school.

1. May 1, 1980
   June 1, 1980
2. July 1, 1981
   August 1, 1980

It was a black-and-white cookie that caused the upheaval.

1. $34
   $68
2. $102
   $182

It was double the amount George gave Elaine for her birthday.

1. 29
   31
2. 33
   35

Jerry actually scratches off the real number so he claims to wear 31, and he’s certainly skinny enough to pull it off.

1. $400
   $80
2. $120
   $150

These were illegal cable installers.

1. Mr. Lisbon
   Mr. Frank
2. Mr. Bevelaqua
   Mr. Heinsohn

The teacher is the one who started the race with Jerry’s bitter rival.

1. Viking Press
   Vanity Fair
2. Victor Press
   Voice of America

They unwittingly put up Jerry’s parents while giving Elaine a job interview.

1. Fido
   Flip
2. Farfel
   Frank

The passenger was a sick airline traveler.

1. First
   Third
2. Fifth
   Seventh

It was Apartment 5A.

1. Tale of Two Cities
   David Copperfield
2. Catcher in the Rye
   Tropic of Cancer

It’s a funny bit because the book is noted for its graphic sex.