Friends Vs. Seinfeld: Who Said It - Joey Or Jerry?

Was it dating expert Joey Tribbiani or Jerry Seinfeld who said it? Let's find out!

by Jen Gallie
NBC

In the '90s, there were two men in sitcoms who dated more women than any other; Joey Tribbiani and Jerry Seinfeld seemed to have a different girlfriend each week.

Joey dated 17 women during Friends' ten-season run, whilst Jerry was linked to a massive 73 women throughout the nine seasons of Seinfeld.

Despite seemingly having a different woman in each episode, Joey and Jerry both have moments when they look like they are going to settle down. For example, Joey accidentally proposes to Rachel and the pair embark on a proper relationship together, and Jerry ends up engaged to a woman who's just like him after it appears that George is going to settle down with her.

Though both Joey and Jerry might seemingly end up not in a relationship when their shows finished,, the guys are happy with their dating lives.

We've found some of these characters best quotes, and all you need to do is decide which romantic said it. Can you correctly identify who each of these 12 quotes come from? Let's find out!

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

1. Sex, That’s Meaningless, I Can Understand That, But Dinner; That’s Heavy. That’s Like An Hour.

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Jerry
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