Is Jerry an only child?

Has there ever been any mention of siblings of Jerry?

Allan Hung ([email]) wrote:

Jerry is an only child. The show has been very consistent about that.

Who knows ? Maybe we'll see Jerry's sister in the final episode ?

Maybe Jerry and Elaine find out they're brother and sister and spend the entire final episode throwing up, now that would be funny.

And it turns out that Newman is actually Jerry and Elaine's real father (Newman had major plastic surgery to look 40something).

I hate to say this but nothing happened on Dallas when Lucy and Ray found out they were related. I guess incest was a no-no in the late 70's but sex was okay

He has a cousin who went mental when the Seinfelds didn't have any Pepsi.

Ronald J. Whalen wrote in article ...

that.

Yeah, except the time he mentioned his sister.................

He's an only child I assume....wow that's true though...they've never said he was an only child. You know...That will probably be in the final episode!

Allan Hung wrote:

I don't know if TV Jerry has any siblings, but real life Jerry does indeed have a brother.

In article , Skyler Livezey wrote:

I thought in real life Jerry has a sister named Carolyn. Does he have a brother as well?

It's mentioned on the show that he has an older sister, who we have yet to meet in all the time the show's been on the air. (At this stage it's probably too late to introduce her.) He only referred to her in the Chinese Restaurant episode, but that reference remains out there.

That corresponds to Jerry's real-life sister Carolyn, who's a couple years older than him and handles his business and tax affairs for him (she's a CPA). Given Jerry's relatively casual, laid back lifestyle and his ten- dency NOT to throw money around (except on the oc- casional collectible Porsche, which is actually an asset) she probably finds her brother to be one of her easiest clients...

It's not unusual for the main characters to have un- seen siblings. Elaine also refers to a married sister and has a phone conversation with her in one episode (we only see/hear Elaine's half of the dialogue) and George refers twice to a brother we haven't ever seen either. Don't recall Kramer ever mentioning a sibling, and God help the world if Newman has brothers...but there could be some offhand reference in the dialogue of one episode I've missed. We know, however, that three of the four main characters do have one sibling each. Bob Smith, afternoons WXXI-AM 1370, Rochester NY