How 17 Jewish TV Characters Might Spend the High Holidays

Things ended pretty hectically for him last season finale, and he probably won't have time for a big meal or to make it to a shul, but we can assume he will find a way to honor the day. Maybe he'll simply fast. And if he did make it to the Shul, we have no doubt in his ability to make it through the service in perfect Hebrew.

Rachel Berry, now St. James, has always been proud of her Jewish roots. She once told Finn she wanted her children raised Jewish. We can assume that she would want to spend the holiday celebrating with her dads and her husband. And you know she's going to belt out the prayers at shul.

Remember Sabrina's Jewish college roommate? We do, and we remember his overbearing Jewish family as well. Surely they will have him over for a The New Year, and he will suffer through their judgments while enjoying his mother's oy-inducing matzo ball soup. But maybe this year he will have a family of his own to bring. We're still hoping he reunited with and married Roxie. Mazel Tov to the supposed newly-weds.

The last time we saw the Brown's was right around Delia's Bat Mitzvah. She would be twenty-four today, and hopefully maintaining continuing the Jewish journey she began way back when. She and Ephram are probably invited to New York to spend the holidays with their loving maternal grandparents. We're hoping Ephram brings his wife Amy and possibly a kid or two.

Fran, Maxwell, Maggie, Michael, Brighton, Gracie, Eve Catherine, and Jonah Samuel would all be required to make their way to Queens New York for Sylvia and Morty Fine's festivities. It does not matter what they are up to, attendance is mandatory. Niles would probably be invited to, and he could bring C.C. and the kids along. Sounds like quite the get together. I just hope there is enough food!