Weak.

Sheesh, I would think "The Bubble Boy" would be an acceptable name...just like "The Soup Nazi."

Agreed.

Thank you for your opinions a week after I asked for them.

It was tough to know what you were looking for last week. If someone had answered "The tall guy who bursts into Jerry's apartment every week," I think they would need to be more specific. But I bet if you polled 100 Seinfeld fans about that character, 99 would identify him as Bubble Boy.

Yeah, that was my understanding as well...and I didn't even answer "The Bubble Boy" for this question. But that's essentially the character's name. Just like "Soup Nazi", "The Close Talker", "Mulva" and others. It's not like "Bubble Boy" would be confused with ANY other character.

I bet if you polled 1 non-Seinfeld fan, I would identify him as Bubble Boy. Since I was pulling shit out of my ass for several questions (how has Jerry never flown to Chicago!?) I thought you were referring to something like what majorjoe described.

That and I just need to f--- with somebody else's game after my last two.

13) Kramer is a loathsome, offensive brute, who George describes as simply “falling ass-backwards into money.” But actually, Kramer is often taking different jobs or coming up with money-making ideas. What was one thing Kramer did to make a buck?

Lots of potential answers means lots of uniques for no points.

Some Matches

And some regrettable slams

"The Soup Nazi" is not someone's name. It is just as much a description as "the fat postman who lives down the hall from Jerry and Kramer." No debate on this REVERSE. I worded the question exactly, and clarified four times that I meant NAME.

Standings after Q13:

Cardsfan111 -166
T-Bone22 -161
Damfino -154
majorjoe23 -152
Aaron Hernandez -141
cnicholls44 -136
Crocker Jarmen -134
Cellar Door -128
hasslein -122
Shannon Nutt -119
Count Dooku -117
Goat3001 -117
Mr Flix -116
cdollaz -104
story -104
Decker -103
OldBoy -89
Drexl -87
bunkaroo -80
Abob Teff -65
sleepyhead55 -58

14) Most of the time though, Kramer was just involved in zany misadventures. Which one was the zaniest?


Even more uniques.

sleepyhead55 Calvin Klein model 0

majorjoe23 Getting spit on by Keith Hernandez 0

Mr Flix Hiding Cubans in his dresser 0 (actually, it was Japanese men)

Drexl Punching Mickey Mantle at the sports camp 0

Decker Sparred with and dominated little kids in Karate class. 0


cnicholls44 swimming in the east river 0

Damfino The coffee table book about coffee tables. 0

story The Dealership / driving the car until it's out of gas 0

Crocker Jarmen Transforming a 4 lane highway into two lanes 0


Aaron Hernandez Trying to redeem tens of thousands of soda cans to Michigan with Newman 0

hasslein when he burns Puerto Rico flag 0

no love for

Standings after Q14:

Cardsfan111 -170
T-Bone22 -165
Damfino -154
majorjoe23 -152
Aaron Hernandez -141
cnicholls44 -136
Crocker Jarmen -134
Cellar Door -132
Shannon Nutt -123
hasslein -122
Count Dooku -121
Goat3001 -119
Mr Flix -116
cdollaz -108
story -104
Decker -103
OldBoy -97
Drexl -87
bunkaroo -84
Abob Teff -67
sleepyhead55 -58

Crap, why did I slam on coffee and not Puddy?

What's funny is that version of The Kramer up above was done by a friend of mine. He did one for me for my birthday a few years back, with the forgotten superhero Sleepwalker in that pose.

That's 2 slams I've used where I barely matched anyone. That may end up costing me.

I can't believe more folks didn't go with the bagel shop. The time when Kramer held an actual job.

15) Back to jobs. Elaine working at J. Peterman and George working for the Yankees generated a lot of Seinfeld storylines. Besides J. Peterman or the Yankees, name/identify a business (real or fictional) that played a significant role in the plot of an episode.


Again, lots of potential answers meant some uniques, some paired matches, and one sheepy answer.

I really feel for cnicholls on this one