Friends Vs Seinfeld: Who Said It - Chandler Bing Or Jerry Seinfeld?

Can you tell the difference between these sitcom funny men? Let's find out!

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Two of the most comically gifted characters in sitcom history are Friends' Chandler Bing and Seinfeld's fictional Jerry.

In Friends, Chandler prided himself on his jokes; even getting into an argument with Ross over whose joke it was that Ross sent into Playboy! In fact, Chandler became upset when Monica said that a guy at her work was the funniest person she's ever met. Bing's humorous observations began in childhood as a way of coping with difficult situations, but as an adult it was an important part of who he is.

As a world renowned stand-up comedian, Jerry Seinfeld's fictional version of himself was always going to be hilarious. Jerry even incorporated his stand-up routine into the show. Despite being an incredibly successful comedian, Seinfeld's parents and their friends never quite believed he was actually making a living. Jerry's father was even impeached because they didn't believe Jerry had purchased him a Cadillac, as they thought his stand-up routine wasn't funny enough.

Can you tell the difference between these beloved sitcom characters? Very few fans of both Friends and Seinfeld will be able to spot a Jerry quote from something Chandler said.

Let's find out of you can get 100% on this Chandler Bing vs. Jerry Seinfeld quiz!

Answers at the end!

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