Friends Vs Seinfeld Quiz: Who Said It - Chandler Or George?

Can you tell the difference between Friends' Chandler Bing and Seinfeld's George Costanza?

by Jen Gallie
NBC

In Friends and Seinfeld, there are two characters who are more neurotic than any of their friends.

Chandler Bing and George Costanza are two guys who often feel like things don't always go their way. Chandler struggles with commitment, and when he finally gets over this fear with Janice, he discovers she still loves her ex. For George, he finally gets his dream job at the Yankees, only to be traded for chicken.

In the case of Chandler, things turn out okay in the end for Bing. He falls in love with Monica, eventually gets over his fear, and they begin a family together. However, George ends up working for a place where his boss does less work than him, and he eventually ends up in jail. So, not quite the happily ever after that Chandler got.

Can you tell the difference between Friends' Chandler and Seinfeld's Costanza? This quiz features 12 of these characters' best and most neurotic quotes -all you need to do is identify if it was George or Chandler who said it!

Was it Chandler or George who said they invented "It's not you, it's me?" Which of the pair quipped that doors only like "knock-knock" jokes?

Let's see if you have what it takes to get 100% on this ultimate Friends vs. Seinfeld quiz.

Don't forget, all the answers can be found at the end of the quiz. Good luck!

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