Help me win a bet.

Oct 17, 19977 posts by 7 posters
Question

Fans debate George Costanza's religious and ethnic background, with discussion of whether he is Catholic, Italian, or Latvian Orthodox.

7 posts
hotspur

I've got a bet with someone that George isn't Jewish. Please e-mail me with any episode proof that he's not. He's catholic, isn't he? I know he's not jewish, I just can't remember anything from an episode to prove my point. help, please

T.J.P.hotspur

Last I knew he was Latvian Orthodox.

T.J.P. (remove "unspam_" to email) "Beer is proof that God loves us." -Ben Franklin

T.J.P. wrote in article ...

prove

No, in a later episode Jerry says.."It din't take."

Last time I checked, George is Latvian Orthidox.

With a name like Costanza?!! They may "act" Jewish, but the family is supposed to be Italian.

In article , Bob Johnson wrote:

i have stumbled upon the outpost of my existence, my soul is puking

in one episode he converted to Latvian Orthodox... I can't remember tho if he went through with it, or if he converted back. He is for sure NOT jewish, only Jerry is... we've discussed this before!

--==> Scott <==-- hotspur wrote in message ... >I've got a bet with someone that George isn't Jewish. Please e-mail me >with any episode proof that he's not. He's catholic, isn't he? I know

On Fri, 24 Oct 1997, Lisa Generette wrote:

He doesn't believe in God, according to his therapist. Only for the bad things. When his pilot is just about to become successful, he discovers a white spot on him somewhere and thinks he is going to die. He tells his therapist about it and says it would be just like God to do this to him when he is finally becoming successful for the first time in his life. His therapist responds by saying "I thought you didn't believe in God" and George says "I do for the bad things."