Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 13, 1996
Seasons: 9
Episodes: 210
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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Everybody Loves Raymond(1996)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

A comedy about a dad who just can't resist being irresistible.

TMDB Rating: 6.8 (589 votes)

Overview

Ray Barone is a successful sportswriter living on Long Island with his wife Debra, daughter Ally, and twin sons, Geoffrey and Michael. That's the good news. The bad news? Ray's meddling parents, Frank and Marie, live directly across the street and embrace the motto "Su casa es mi casa," infiltrating their son's home to an extent unparalleled in television history.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 1996Avg: 7.1

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Pilot	Sep 13, 1996	6.8
2	I Love You	Sep 20, 1996	6.8
3	I Wish I Were Gus	Sep 27, 1996	6.8
4	Standard Deviation	Oct 4, 1996	7.8
5	Look Don't Touch	Oct 11, 1996	7.5
6	Frank, the Writer	Oct 18, 1996	6.8
7	Your Place or Mine?	Oct 28, 1996	7.2
8	In-Laws	Nov 1, 1996	7.0
9	Win, Lose or Draw	Nov 8, 1996	6.8
10	Turkey or Fish	Nov 22, 1996	7.2
11	Captain Nemo	Dec 13, 1996	6.8
12	The Ball	Dec 20, 1996	6.8
13	Debra's Sick	Jan 3, 1997	7.0
14	Who's Handsome?	Jan 17, 1997	7.0
15	The Car	Jan 31, 1997	7.5
16	Diamonds	Feb 7, 1997	7.8
17	The Game	Feb 21, 1997	7.6
18	Recovering Pessimist	Feb 28, 1997	7.0
19	The Dog	Mar 3, 1997	7.2
20	Neighbors	Mar 10, 1997	6.0
21	Fascinatin' Debra	Mar 17, 1997	7.7
22	Why Are We Here?	Apr 7, 1997	7.8

Season 2

25 episodes • 1997Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Ray's on TV	Sep 22, 1997	7.6
2	Father Knows Least	Sep 29, 1997	7.0
3	Brother	Oct 6, 1997	8.6
4	Mozart	Oct 13, 1997	6.6
5	Golf	Oct 20, 1997	6.8
6	Anniversary	Oct 27, 1997	7.2
7	Working Late Again	Nov 3, 1997	7.4
8	The Children's Book	Nov 10, 1997	7.0
9	The Gift	Nov 17, 1997	7.3
10	High School	Nov 24, 1997	6.6
11	The Letter	Dec 8, 1997	7.8
12	All I Want for Christmas	Dec 15, 1997	7.6
13	Civil War	Jan 5, 1998	6.0
14	Mia Famiglia	Jan 12, 1998	7.8
15	Marie's Meatballs	Jan 19, 1998	8.0
16	The Checkbook	Feb 2, 1998	7.3
17	The Ride-Along	Feb 23, 1998	7.8
18	The Family Bed	Mar 2, 1998	7.0
19	Good Girls	Mar 9, 1998	8.0
20	T-Ball	Apr 6, 1998	7.0
21	Traffic School	Apr 20, 1998	7.8
22	Six Feet Under	Apr 27, 1998	7.2
23	The Garage Sale	May 4, 1998	6.8
24	The Wedding (1)	May 11, 1998	7.8
25	The Wedding (2)	May 18, 1998	7.8

Season 3

26 episodes • 1998Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Invasion	Sep 21, 1998	8.4
2	Driving Frank	Sep 28, 1998	7.5
3	The Sitter	Oct 5, 1998	7.7
4	Getting Even	Oct 12, 1998	7.7
5	The Visit	Oct 19, 1998	7.4
6	Halloween Candy	Oct 26, 1998	7.9
7	Moving Out	Nov 2, 1998	8.0
8	The Article	Nov 9, 1998	7.3
9	The Lone Barone	Nov 16, 1998	7.7
10	No Fat	Nov 23, 1998	8.0
11	The Apartment	Dec 7, 1998	8.7
12	The Toaster	Dec 14, 1998	7.5
13	Ping Pong	Jan 11, 1999	7.5
14	Pants on Fire	Jan 18, 1999	7.5
15	Robert's Date	Feb 1, 1999	7.4
16	Frank's Tribute	Feb 8, 1999	6.5
17	Cruising with Marie	Feb 15, 1999	6.7
18	Ray Home Alone	Feb 22, 1999	7.0
19	Big Shots	Mar 1, 1999	6.8
20	Move Over	Mar 15, 1999	6.0
21	The Getaway	Apr 5, 1999	7.0
22	Working Girl	Apr 26, 1999	7.6
23	Be Nice	May 3, 1999	7.0
24	Dancing with Debra	May 10, 1999	6.7
25	Robert Moves Back	May 17, 1999	7.2
26	How They Met	May 24, 1999	7.2

Season 4

24 episodes • 1999Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Boob Job	Sep 20, 1999	7.8
2	The Can Opener	Sep 27, 1999	7.4
3	You Bet	Oct 4, 1999	6.8
4	Sex Talk	Oct 11, 1999	8.0
5	The Will	Oct 18, 1999	6.8
6	The Sister	Oct 25, 1999	6.2
7	Cousin Gerard	Nov 8, 1999	7.2
8	Debra's Workout	Nov 15, 1999	7.5
9	No Thanks	Nov 22, 1999	6.8
10	Left Back	Nov 29, 1999	7.2
11	The Christmas Picture	Dec 13, 1999	7.3
12	What's with Robert?	Jan 10, 2000	7.3
13	Bully on the Bus	Jan 17, 2000	7.3
14	Prodigal Son	Jan 31, 2000	7.3
15	Robert's Rodeo	Feb 7, 2000	7.7
16	The Tenth Anniversary	Feb 14, 2000	7.7
17	Hackidu	Feb 21, 2000	7.7
18	Debra Makes Something Good	Feb 28, 2000	8.0
19	Marie and Frank's New Friends	Mar 20, 2000	7.3
20	Alone Time	Apr 17, 2000	7.3
21	Someone's Cranky	May 1, 2000	7.3
22	Bad Moon Rising	May 8, 2000	8.0
23	Confronting the Attacker	May 15, 2000	7.7
24	Robert's Divorce	May 22, 2000	7.7

Season 5

25 episodes • 2000Avg: 7.5Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Italy (1)	Oct 2, 2000	8.5
2	Italy (2)	Oct 2, 2000	7.7
3	The Wallpaper	Oct 9, 2000	8.0
4	Meant to Be	Oct 16, 2000	7.7
5	Pet Cemetery	Oct 23, 2000	7.0
6	The Author	Oct 30, 2000	7.3
7	The Walk to the Door	Nov 6, 2000	7.3
8	Young Girl	Nov 13, 2000	7.5
9	Fighting In-Laws	Nov 20, 2000	7.7
10	The Sneeze	Nov 27, 2000	7.3
11	Christmas Present	Dec 11, 2000	7.3
12	What Good Are You?	Jan 8, 2001	7.3
13	Super Bowl	Jan 29, 2001	7.3
14	Ray's Journal	Feb 5, 2001	8.0
15	Silent Partners	Feb 12, 2001	7.3
16	Fairies	Feb 19, 2001	7.0
17	Stefania Arrives	Feb 26, 2001	8.0
18	Humm Vac	Mar 19, 2001	7.7
19	The Canister	Apr 9, 2001	8.0
20	Net Worth	Apr 23, 2001	7.0
21	Let's Fix Robert	Apr 30, 2001	7.7
22	Say Uncle	May 7, 2001	7.3
23	Separation	May 14, 2001	7.3
24	Frank Paints the House	May 21, 2001	7.7
25	Ally's Birth	May 21, 2001	7.3

Season 6

24 episodes • 2001Avg: 7.6Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Angry Family	Sep 24, 2001	8.0
2	No Roll!	Oct 1, 2001	7.0
3	Odd Man Out	Oct 8, 2001	7.0
4	Ray's Ring	Oct 15, 2001	8.0
5	Marie's Sculpture	Oct 22, 2001	6.7
6	Frank Goes Downstairs	Oct 29, 2001	7.3
7	Jealous Robert	Nov 5, 2001	7.3
8	It's Supposed to Be Fun	Nov 12, 2001	7.3
9	Older Women	Nov 19, 2001	7.7
10	Raybert	Nov 26, 2001	7.7
11	The Kicker	Dec 10, 2001	7.7
12	Season's Greetings	Dec 17, 2001	7.7
13	Tissues	Jan 7, 2002	7.7
14	Snow Day	Jan 14, 2002	8.0
15	Cookies	Jan 28, 2002	8.0
16	Lucky Suit	Feb 4, 2002	8.3
17	The Skit	Feb 25, 2002	8.3
18	The Breakup Tape	Mar 4, 2002	7.0
19	Talk to Your Daughter	Mar 18, 2002	7.3
20	A Vote for Debra	Mar 25, 2002	7.5
21	Call Me Mom	Apr 29, 2002	7.3
22	Mother's Day (1)	May 6, 2002	7.3
23	The Bigger Person (2)	May 13, 2002	7.7
24	The First Time (3)	May 20, 2002	7.7

Season 7

25 episodes • 2002Avg: 7.7Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Cult	Sep 23, 2002	8.2
2	Counseling	Sep 23, 2002	7.7
3	Homework	Sep 30, 2002	7.7
4	Pet the Bunny	Oct 7, 2002	7.3
5	Who Am I?	Oct 14, 2002	7.5
6	Robert Needs Money	Oct 21, 2002	7.3
7	The Sigh	Nov 4, 2002	7.7
8	The Annoying Kid	Nov 11, 2002	7.7
9	She's the One	Nov 18, 2002	8.8
10	Marie's Vision	Nov 25, 2002	7.7
11	The Thought That Counts	Dec 9, 2002	7.7
12	Grandpa Steals	Jan 6, 2003	7.3
13	Somebody Hates Raymond	Jan 27, 2003	7.0
14	Just a Formality	Feb 3, 2003	7.7
15	The Disciplinarian	Feb 10, 2003	7.0
16	Sweet Charity	Feb 17, 2003	8.0
17	Meeting the Parents	Feb 24, 2003	7.7
18	The Plan	Mar 10, 2003	7.8
19	Sleepover at Peggy's	Mar 31, 2003	8.0
20	Who's Next	Apr 14, 2003	7.7
21	The Shower	Apr 28, 2003	7.7
22	Baggage	May 5, 2003	8.5
23	The Bachelor Party	May 12, 2003	7.7
24	Robert's Wedding (1)	May 19, 2003	7.5
25	Robert's Wedding (2)	May 19, 2003	8.0

Season 8

23 episodes • 2003Avg: 7.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Fun with Debra	Sep 22, 2003	7.0
2	Thank You Notes	Sep 29, 2003	8.2
3	Home From School	Oct 6, 2003	7.5
4	Misery Loves Company	Oct 13, 2003	8.0
5	The Contractor	Oct 20, 2003	7.0
6	Peter on the Couch	Nov 3, 2003	7.3
7	Liars	Nov 10, 2003	7.7
8	The Surprise Party	Nov 17, 2003	7.0
9	The Bird	Nov 24, 2003	8.0
10	Jazz Records	Dec 15, 2003	7.3
11	Debra at the Lodge	Jan 5, 2004	7.5
12	Slave	Jan 12, 2004	7.0
13	Whose Side Are You On?	Feb 2, 2004	7.0
14	Lateness	Feb 9, 2004	7.5
15	Party Dress	Feb 16, 2004	7.0
16	Security	Feb 23, 2004	7.7
17	The Ingrate	Mar 1, 2004	7.7
18	Crazy Chin	Mar 22, 2004	7.7
19	The Nice Talk	Apr 19, 2004	7.7
20	Blabbermouths	May 3, 2004	7.7
21	The Model	May 10, 2004	7.7
22	The Mentor	May 17, 2004	7.3
23	Golf For It	May 24, 2004	7.7

Season 9

16 episodes • 2004Avg: 7.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Home	Sep 20, 2004	7.7
2	Not So Fast	Sep 27, 2004	8.2
3	Angry Sex	Oct 4, 2004	7.7
4	P.T. & A	Oct 11, 2004	7.7
5	Ally's F	Oct 18, 2004	7.3
6	Boys' Therapy	Nov 15, 2004	7.7
7	Debra's Parents	Nov 22, 2004	7.3
8	A Job for Robert	Nov 29, 2004	7.7
9	A Date for Peter	Jan 3, 2005	7.7
10	Favors	Jan 17, 2005	7.0
11	The Faux Pas	Feb 7, 2005	7.7
12	Tasteless Frank	Feb 14, 2005	7.7
13	Sister-In-Law	Apr 18, 2005	7.0
14	The Power of No	May 2, 2005	7.2
15	Pat's Secret	May 9, 2005	8.3
16	Finale	May 16, 2005	6.5

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