Tout le monde aime Raymond

Original title: Everybody Loves Raymond

TV Series
1996–2005
TV-PG
22m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

80K

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Ray Barone, a successful sports writer and family man, deals with a resentful brother and meddling parents who happen to live across the street.Ray Barone, a successful sports writer and family man, deals with a resentful brother and meddling parents who happen to live across the street.Ray Barone, a successful sports writer and family man, deals with a resentful brother and meddling parents who happen to live across the street.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

80K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

605

See production info at IMDbPro

Won 15 Primetime Emmys
- 56 wins & 177 nominations total

Episodes210

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Trivia
Throughout the series when Ray comes home he calls Debra a different nickname. All of these were improvised by Ray Romano. Sometimes he would have to come up with as many as fifteen names depending on how many takes were required.

Goofs
In one particular episode, one of the actors accidentally refers to Doug Heffernan (of King of Queens, as played by Kevin James) as "Kevin" - his real life name. Kevin James appeared 9 times in "Everybody Loves Raymond." In the first six appearances, during seasons one and two, his character was simply referred to as "Kevin." In the final three appearances, during season three, he portrayed his "Doug Heffernan" character from "The King of Queens." This is probably because the final appearance as "Kevin" took place in May of 1998, while "The King of Queens" did not debut until September of 1998.

Quotes
[repeated line]
Frank Barone: Holy crap!

Crazy credits
The Where's Lunch production logo shows a plate of food being placed on a dining table. Each episode has its own unique plate of food.

Connections
Edited into Everybody Loves Raymond: The Last Laugh (2005)

User reviews260

Featured review

Timeless humour in the classic mould.

It took me a long time to get into this show because most of my friends kept putting it down. I'm now addicted to ELR and bad luck if nobody else I know admits to watching it! Apart from 'Becker' no other current American comedies really appeal to me.

What do I like about ELR? The way Ray sets off events without knowing how, then stands back and watches the results of his unconscious actions. Both the cast and the scripts are first-rate. Robert of course has to be my favourite character; he reminds me in some ways of Jack Benny. Favourite episode has to be the one in which Ray's parents back the car through the front wall. One of the great moments of television!

Long may this series continue.