Actually, she did live in LES, though they didn’t say so explicitly.
Damn, I thought I knew every episode, but these are hard!
“Irish money”
What was in George’s overstuffed wallet?
The Velvet Fog
Who was the guest of honor at a charity dinner to which Kramer was invited because he was mistaken for a developmentally disabled adult? (a.k.a. Mel Torme)
TV Guide
What is Frank Costanza’s favorite reading material, and also the item shreaded into a bouquet of flowers by a nutty admirer of Elaine’s?
He decided to attach a piece of elastic to a rubber ball and a paddle, because before that, the ball would just bounce away.
What is Elaine’s alma mater?
<See above post for question…er, answer>
[shot in the dark]What are plane arrival times in the gambling game between Kramer and the Texan?[/sitd]
This word was used to describe the beauty of both Elaine and “the baby”.
What is breathtaking?
What is “breathtaking”?
This was the reason Kramer poured tomato juice on his cereal.
Kevin, Feldman and Gene. And for a point point, Vargas.
I meant a bonus point. Posting before caffiene.
His retinas were fried from sleeping in his apartment with the Kenny Roger’s Roasters sign blinking all the time and he couldn’t tell it wasn’t milk.
Who are Jerry, Kramer, George, and Newman in Bizarro world?
The “best part” of Elaine’s one night stand with the lawyer, whose sexual performance was "yada yada’ed."
What is lobster bisque?
Moe Ginsberg
Elaine has a date with a lawyer where they went out to dinner, she orders Lobster Bisque, they went back to her place, yada-yada sex, and she never heard from him again. When George says “You yada-yada’d over the best part,” she says “No. I mentioned the Lobster Bisque.”
Male voice: They’re real and they’re spectacular.
In the finale, Jackie Childs (the lawyer modeled after Jackie Cochran) says this about Teri Hatcher’s character’s breasts. She herself said it about them after Elaine claimed to think they were fake.
Damn. I always forget to come up with a new question. I’ll do a couple.
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Frogger.
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Prognosis Negative
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Dr. Von Nostrand
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A full-body dry heave set to music.
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“Elmer Fudd sitting on a juicer”
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What is the video game for which George had the high score.
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A movie. I’ll come back to this one…
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What is the name Kramer used when trying to get Elaine’s medical records.
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How Jerry describes Elaine’s ‘dancing’
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How Jerry’s girlfriend sounds when she laughs.
Is number two the movie George and Elaine went to see without Jerry?
Don’t even ask how I went from number 4 to number 6.
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“Prognosis Negative” is the movie Jerry wants to “save” for Elaine.
Cedric and Bob