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Mood:
Humorous Feel Good
Plot:
Couple Relations Parents and Children Siblings Relations Eccentric Family Family Life Couples Family Relations
Genres:
Comedy Sitcom
Time/Period:
Contemporary 20th Century 21st Century 90s
Place:
New York USA Indoors Suburbs
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Award Winner Critically Acclaimed Emmy Winner Hit TV Series Prestigious Awards
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Everybody Loves Raymond, 1996 - 2005

Starring: Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton, Brad Garrett, Peter Boyle, Doris Roberts

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Language: English

Country: USA

Runtime: 23 min

Rating:7.3

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Profile of Everybody Loves Raymond

The mood of Everybody Loves Raymond is humorous and feel good. The plot centers around an eccentric family, sibling relations, and family life. It is a comedy TV show. Stylistically, Everybody Loves Raymond is a sitcom. In approach, it is not serious and realistic. It takes place, at least partly, indoors and in the suburbs. Everybody Loves Raymond is set in New York. It happens in the 1990s and in contemporary times. The TV show is known for being a hit series, an Emmy winner, and critically acclaimed.

Summary of Everybody Loves Raymond

A surprise hit when it first aired in 1996, Everybody Loves Raymond has found its legs as one of television's most enduring and entertaining sitcoms. Comedian Ray Romano developed the series around his successful standup routines where he lampooned the married life of the everyman. The comedian stars as an altered version of himself, Ray Barone, a Long Island sportswriter who has the wife of his dreams, Debra (Patricia Heaton). Unfortunately, their life of bliss is constantly being interrupted by Ray's bickering parents, Frank (Peter Boyle) and Marie (Doris Roberts), as well as his dopey brother Robert (Brad Garrett), who all live close by.