Seinfeld Trivia for All

What about famous guest starts who were not famous when they were on the show?

Please include an http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY_DF2Af3LM

Who were the three Breaking Bad actors who appeared on episodes of Seinfeld?

Which characters act as witnesses for the prosecution in the finale? (you could do a which-ones-did-which-ones-didn't list to make this easier)

How about which relative said this? Then have a quote and the answer could be either of George's or Jerry's parents, Jerry's or Uncle Leo. Another one on this vein could be which of Elaine's bosses said this and the bosses are Mr. Lippman, Mr. Pitt, J. Peterman. Definitely could have a whole series of questions about food. Or something about list all the food moments in Seinfeld as you can remember: there is the muffin top episode, the deli meat slicer episode, the one where Kramer puts a garbage disposal in his shower so he can cook in it, the one where George eats a doughnut from the trash, the babka, soup nazi, etc. Could have a list of catchphrases: Newman!, These pretzels are making me thirsty, Not that there's anything wrong with that, spongeworthy, bad breakeruper, yada yada yada, etc.

Maybe throw in some "cranium" style categories groups can choose from - performing, drawing, etc to go along with the straight up trivia. Having two people from each group attempting to enter the room like Kramer and then comparing their attempt to a video clip to choose the winner could be a fun example for performing. For drawing, see if a group can guess that an artist with their eyes closed is trying to draw a marble rye within 30 seconds, etc etc.

Quote game: pick a Kramer quote and mix it in with other nonsensical quotes (Dubya Bush?) They have to guess which quote actually came from Kramer.

How does one spell "festivus"? I like Tandem Affinity's idea about setting questions - this works well for people who have seen the shows but won't remember in which season they occurred. Perhaps a quote as the prompt and the setting as the answer. Some could be easy ("No soup for you!" -> in a soup restaurant) and others more challenging. You could also steal a page from Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me's playbook and come up with two situations that sound Seinfeld-esque and one actual situation from Seinfeld and ask the groups to identify which is the real one.

George's jobs/bosses would be a good category, especially the ones he makes up. Sure, everyone remembers when he worked for the Yankees, but there was also the time he pretended to be a marine biologist, Kruger Industrial Smoothing, the time he worked for his father (the Serenity Now episode).