Everybody Loves Raymond

Debra wants to spend her birthday alone with Ray and the kids and Raymond has to tell his family.

When Debra wants Ray to be more affectionate, his entire family goes overboard with 'I love yous'.

After Frank gets a few anecdotes published in Reader's Digest, he submits a sample to Ray's editor for a column in the newspaper.

Aunt Alda and her sister Marie haven't spoken since Ray and Debra's wedding seven years ago, when Aunt Alda didn't like where she was seated.

The results of an IQ test incite subtle competition between Debra and Ray.

Ray accidentally leaves his wallet at Nemo's, and Angelina calls him at home to let him know she found it. But, because he feels guilty about his innocent attraction, Ray denies ever knowing her.

When Ray's parents stop speaking, Frank revels in bachelorhood and Marie moves in with Raymond.

Debra's parents visit and they and Ray's parents are like oil and water.

Debra wants Ray to act like a mature adult and ask Frank for his money back, but Ray is too stubborn. Meanwhile, it turns out that Frank was only trying to teach Ray a lesson -- that you can always go to your father and he'll make everything OK.

Ray and Debra have Thanksgiving at their house with all the in-laws.

Marie, feeling threatened when her family thinks Debra's fish idea is perfectly acceptable, decides to bring her own turkey to the dinner party to prove that she's the better cook.

Debra and the kids are sick and Ray is juggling a superstar sports interview with a trip to the pediatrician.

Feeling hurt by the fact that his father was not truthful about the ball, Ray decides he's going to tell Ally the truth about Santa Claus.

Robert goes out on a first date with Debra's friend Amy, and Raymond suddenly become insecure about his looks when everybody starts saying that Robert is more handsome than him.

Debra finds out that the reason why Raymond made them buy Frank and Marie's old car is because he doesn't want to get rid of the car that he used to get lucky in.

When the TV cable goes out the family plays Scruples to pass the time.

When Ray discovers that the diamond in Debra's wedding ring is a fake, he finds a way to steal the ring so he can replace the stone, unaware that she replaced the diamond with a real one after their wedding.

When Debra tries to change Ray's pessimistic attitude about winning the Sports Writer of the Year Award, he agrees to change his ways and become more upbeat.

Ray brings home a stray bulldog that reminds him of the dog he had to give up as a boy due to his allergies, but his brother, Robert, bonds with the animal and the siblings then have to decide who gets to keep him.

Ray deals with a guilty conscience when he is caught with his neighbors in a plot against his parents.

Debra gets upset when a radio shrink interviewing her is more interested in Ray's family.

In flashback, Ray and Debra recall how they ended up moving next door to Ray's parents.