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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Although we do see his sons wearing yarmulkes at [[spoiler:his funeral]].


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* InformedJudaism: Ross is all but outright stated to be Jewish in "30", during his first season on the show. Three seasons later, we see his sons wearing yarmulkes at [[spoiler:his funeral]].

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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Although we do see his sons wearing yarmulkes at [[spoiler:his funeral]].



* ShipTease: With Rodgers; they're seen dressed for a theater date in one episode, and in "Frame" Goren angrily confronts Ross about asking Rodgers for information on him by saying, "Did your girlfriend tell you that?"

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* ShipTease: With Rodgers; they're seen dressed for a theater date in one episode, and in "Frame" Goren angrily confronts Ross about asking Rodgers for information on him by saying, "Did your girlfriend tell you that?"that?" [[spoiler: Rodgers is also [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness uncharacteristically emotional]] at the scene of Ross's murder, and while attending his funeral, she stands on the fringes of the service, unable to bring herself to attend it.]]



* ShipTease: With Captain Ross; it's never officially mentioned on screen, but they're seen dressed for a theater date in one episode, and in "Frame" Goren angrily confronts Ross about asking Rodgers for information on him by saying, "Did your girlfriend tell you that?"

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* ShipTease: With Captain Ross; it's never officially mentioned on screen, but they're seen dressed for a theater date in one episode, and in "Frame" Goren angrily confronts Ross about asking Rodgers for information on him by saying, "Did your girlfriend tell you that?"that?" [[spoiler: Rodgers is also [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness uncharacteristically emotional]] at the scene of Ross's murder, and while attending his funeral, she stands on the fringes of the service, unable to bring herself to attend it.]]

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