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The second part of the 'Everybody Loves Raymond' 30th anniversary reunion special airs on CBS on December 22 at 8 p.m. PT/ET and can be streamed live via services like DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, or Paramount+ Premium, with on-demand access available the following day for Paramount+ Essential subscribers.
CBS is airing a second 'Everybody Loves Raymond' reunion special on December 2, featuring additional clips, outtakes, and new interviews that were not included in the first 90-minute episode, celebrating the show's 30th anniversary.
CBS will air a 30th anniversary reunion special for 'Everybody Loves Raymond' on November 24, featuring cast interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and tributes to late cast members, celebrating nearly three decades of the beloved sitcom.
The cast of Everybody Loves Raymond will reunite for a 30th anniversary special on CBS on November 24, featuring interviews, tributes, and nostalgic moments, celebrating the show's legacy and its beloved characters.
Brad Garrett firmly dismisses the idea of a revival of Everybody Loves Raymond, citing the importance of original cast members and the show's core family dynamics, ensuring fans can rest easy that the beloved sitcom won't be brought back in a questionable form.
Brad Garrett, who played Robert on 'Everybody Loves Raymond,' stated that a reboot of the show is unlikely because it wouldn't be right to the original cast and fans, especially since key actors Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts have passed away. The show, which aired from 1996 to 2005, remains a beloved classic, but the cast feels it should not be revived.
Brad Garrett has confirmed that 'Everybody Loves Raymond' will never be rebooted, citing the absence of the original cast members who played the parents as a key reason, and emphasizing the importance of the original cast's presence for the show's integrity.
Ray Romano, the star of the hit sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, talks about his directorial debut, Somewhere in Queens, and his transition from sitcom actor to dramatic roles. He also discusses his stand-up comedy career, the impact of his Raymond salary on his career choices, and the possibility of a Raymond reunion. Romano also reflects on his experience working with Martin Scorsese on The Irishman and his love for stand-up comedy.