Everybody Loves Raymond

For Marie's birthday, the family goes to Italy. But Ray gets a cold and becomes miserable and Robert finds the woman of his dreams. But first he has to get past her father.

The show continues in Italy. Ray starts to appreciate Italy and Robert must avoid Stefania's father if he wishes to see tomorrow.

Ray finally reaches breaking point with her parents and kicks them out of her house. Ray and Debra lose their cool when Frank and Marie pay them yet another unexpected visit...

Robert is in a situation that could never have been believed. He doesn't know which of the three women to choose: his girlfriend Amy, his ex-wife Joanne or the Italian...

When Debra and the kids go away for the weekend, Ray accidentally kills Ally's hamster Pumpernickel, she and the family decide to give the pet a proper funeral...

The competition between Robert and Raymond for attention is at its height and the two brothers end up fighting. Ray's dream of writing a sports book goes up in smoke when the publishing company decides not to go any further...

Ray is mortified when he meets a girl he dated 25 years ago and thinks he treated her with contempt. Ray is overwhelmed with feelings of guilt after meeting Elizabeth again because he thinks he didn't behave properly on their high school date.

The 43-year-old Robert is dating a 22-year-old named Erica, and Marie and Debra find his new girlfriend way too young for his age. Frank invites her to his birthday party, which becomes a disaster.

On Thanksgiving, Debra discovers that her seemingly happy parents aren't actually happy with each other. When Ray accidentally hears his in-laws arguing, he informs Debra, who had always thought her parents' relationship was much healthier than Frank and Marie's.

A man accidentally sneezes on Ray and he think's he's caught the man's germs.

Ray buys Debra a fancy Christmas present in hopes of impressing her enough to let him go on a golfing weekend with his buddies.

Ray fears for his manhood when everyone agrees he sucks in an emergency. Debra chokes and turns to Ray for help, only to find she can't rely on him when needed. Debra isn't the only one with this feeling, and Ray doesn't know where to stand anymore.

Ray decides to take Gianni to the Super Bowl with him. But the rest of the family wants to go.

Ray is mortified when he realizes that Marie used to read the personal journal he kept as a teenager. When Marie blurts out an embarrassing incident from Ray's past, he can't figure out how she could have possibly known that information. That is, until he discovers that she must have broken the secret code he used when writing in his journal.

Debra is upset when she realizes during a Valentine's Day dinner with Ray, that they no longer have anything to say to one another.

Debra is upset when she realizes during a Valentine's Day dinner with Ray, that they no longer have anything to say to one another.

Debra is upset when she realizes during a Valentine's Day dinner with Ray, that they no longer have anything to say to one another.

Ray buys the latest hot vacuum cleaner from a charming doorman, but it causes a housekeeping row between Marie and Debra. Debra is excited about the new vacuum when Ray shows her all the great features of the vacuum

Tension mounts between Mary, who accuses Debra of not returning a box with sentimental value, and Debra, who claims to have already returned it. Debra is horrified when she discovers that she does have the box in her possession

Debra gets angry when Ray contributes $1,000 to her friends' wacky plan to open a go-kart track without even consulting her. When Ray responds by saying he does what he wants with his money, since he's the one earning it, Debra's anger escalates even further.

Marie invites Robert's ex-girlfriends Amy and Stefania and her teammate Judy, in order to dissect the character and try to better understand why her eldest son fails to commit to a relationship.

When Ray realizes that his children would rather spend time with their Uncle Robert than with him, he decides to remedy the situation. When Robert points out that as a father...

Although Debra is aware that her parents are having issues, she is devastated to learn that they plan to separate after 40 years of marriage. Debra, who had always looked up to her parents as the perfect example of a strong marriage, worries because if it can happen to even them...

Frank offers to paint Ray and Debra's house, but refuses to paint it the color they chose. Frank's need to be "the boss" at all times becomes too much for Ray to bear. So he takes matters into his own hands and relieves Frank of his duties as a house painter.

As Ray accompanies Ally on a father-daughter dance, he realizes how much his daughter has grown and become independent. He begins to remember the day when, nine years ago, the Barone clan welcomed him into the family...