Everybody Loves Raymond

Everybody Loves Raymond is back: Ray Romano and creator Phil Rosenthal preview the 30th Anniversary Reunion, teasing fresh details and a heartfelt look back at the sitcom’s legacy.

At long last, the beloved TV sitcom is reuniting for a milestone anniversary special, bringing the cast back together for a nostalgia-packed celebration and fresh laughs.

Patricia Heaton is finally opening up about what really went on behind the scenes of Everybody Loves Raymond—and it wasn't all sitcom laughs and family banter.

After the massive success of Everybody Loves Raymond, Patricia Heaton had nothing left to prove on the sitcom front — but in 2009, she quietly signed on for another family comedy that ended up lasting nearly a decade. 

For most of its run, Everybody Loves Raymond followed a simple formula: Ray screws up, Debra fumes, and by the end, someone learns a lesson — or pretends to. It was classic sitcom territory, polished and safe.

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