Everybody Loves Raymond

Debra admits to Ray that she's disappointed they no longer have fun.

Debra convinces Amy to join forces against Marie.

Ray decides the tough love approach is the way to go with Michael.

Robert advises Ray to be more affectionate with Debra.

Debra is pleased when she finds out Gianni can install a new stove.

Robert loses it with his houseguest.

Ray lies to his mother to get out of spending the evening with her.

Lois, suggests throwing Debra an "old-fashioned English Tea Party."

The Barones find that their differing traditions encourage lots of conversation.

Ray brings Frank a bag of CDs of all his jazz records.

Ray arrives at the lodge to find Debra having a great time.

Debra and Ray mistakenly leave Michael and Geoffrey home alone.

Ray is disgusted that his own children think he's a "doof."

Ray decides to teach Debra a lesson in lateness.

Ray takes Ally dress shopping.

Robert gets caught in the middle when Marie and Amy argue.

Ray feels guilty when he doesn't mention Debra in his speech.

Amy's parents point out a strange habit of Robert's.

The MacDougalls and Barones attempt to bond over a 500-piece puzzle.

Robert informs Ray that Amy filled him in on some juicy gossip about him.

Robert is convinced to pose for head shots.

A young man, Sam Gilula, arrives at Frank and Marie's.

Robert and Ray decide not to help Marie with a home project.