The Barone Report - (Everybody Loves Raymond Podcast)

Amy's parents visit for Easter. Robert finds out something about his mother-in-law that no one else knows about and tries to keep her secret.

For once, Debra wants sex. But Ray rejects her so she can feel how he feels when she rejects him. But when Debra finds out, it's war.

Amy wants to feel closer to Ray. But Ray finds it annoying.

Frank has been secretly taking pills to help his "manhood". But the side effect is: He's lost his sense of taste.

The twins' new friend has a janitor for a father. When Ray accidentally says a bad joke in front of the father he tries to cheer him up, but keeps making things worse.

When Marie covers for Debra, she ends up owing Marie a favor.

Debra has a singles cocktail party to help Amy's lonely brother Peter find a girlfriend but Ray is mortified by whom he ends up attracted to.

Marie has been treating Robert better for some reason. Making sure he and Amy are well relaxed and spend a lot of time together. Ray finds out it's because she wants "grandchildren".

Ray walks in on Debra's parents having sex and tells Debra. Which leads Debra to think that her parents are getting back together.

Debra, Amy, and Marie want their husbands to have therapy. But in secret, the boys actually go to gamble at the track.

Ally gets an "F" in Math. Debra wonders why, so she goes to the school to talk to the teacher, and it turns out that Ally has a crush on one of the boys in the class.

Debra complains about how Ray dresses for the PTA meetings and Ray makes up a lie that the other women at the PTA say Debra dresses "trampy". Hurt by this, Debra decides to have revenge on the PTA.

Ray plans an evening of sex. But Marie makes Debra lose her temper and she's not in the mood anymore. Ray tries his best to put her back in the mood. Which leads to the best night of sex he's ever had. But when Marie comes over to apologize, Ray lies to them both to make Debra's rage bigger.

As soon as Marie and Frank move into their new house, their neighbors want them to leave. So they move back into their old house with Robert and Amy.

When Marie and Frank decide to move to New Jersey, the family is initially happy, but later become oddly more sad than they expected. They decide to offer Robert and Amy to live in Marie and Frank's old home.

Marie wants the boys to paint her new shelf. But the boys want to go golfing. They start to feel guilty when they leave and start talking about how much they love her. So they decide to golf to see who'll get Marie when Frank dies.

The family is surprised to learn that Frank mentored a young man.

Robert gets discovered by a modeling agent.

Hank and Pat come up for Easter. Ray and Pat have a nice time talking with each other, which make Robert and Debra jealous.

Hank and Pat come up for Easter. Ray and Pat have a nice time talking with each other, which make Robert and Debra jealous.

Hank and Pat ask Robert why he keeps touching his food to his chin before he eats it. Now the whole family is curious. Why does he do it?

Ray's old college is giving him an honorary doctorate degree, and everyone starts fighting over who should get the most credit.

Robert installs a security alarm in Ray's house because he's thinking about retiring from the force and becoming an alarm salesman. But he wants everyone's opinion first.

Peggy's daughter is having a birthday party and Ally is invited. But she has to wear a dress and Ray doesn't want to spend all of that money.

Ray is getting tired of Debra making him wait for her. They're late for everything. So he decides to set a time, and if Debra isn't ready by that time, he's leaving without her. Which may be the last thing he'll ever do.

Debra and the children bet against Raymond all the time. He is upset when he finds out because they make fun of him. Then he remembers that Marie used to do things like that with him and Robert about their father when they were young.

Ray and Debra both leave the twins at home alone. When they figure this out they hurry home and find Ally taking care of them. When they see this, Debra decides to give Ally more responsibilities. A lot more.

Debra helps out at Frank's lodge.

When the twins ruin Ray's dictionary Frank brings up how Ray ruined his jazz records. Ray tries to give his father CDs instead of records for Christmas.

The family spends Thanksgiving with Amy's parents. They seem to get along pretty well, at first, but when a bird hits the house and Pat kills it, it becomes a war.

Lois, Debra's mom, plans a surprise party for Debra's birthday.

Ray makes up a lie to tell his mother why he didn't come over to her house for quality time.

Peter stays with Amy and Robert for awhile. But when he goes back home he finds out that his parents are throwing him out. Now, where will Peter stay?

Debra asks Gianni to work on the stove, but all he does is watch "The Price is Right". Debra wants to fire him, but Ray tries to stop her.

Robert & Amy celebrate their 3-month anniversary and invite Ray, Debra, Marie, and Frank to dinner. Robert & Amy are in the throes of new love and give marriage advice to the others. New love is different from old love and a debate begins.

Michael doesn't want to go to school and spends the day watching Ray work at his home office in the basement.

Robert & Amy are back from their honeymoon. Marie immediately starts questioning when they are going to send out Thank You Notes from the wedding. Amy is surprised at Marie's insistence and Debra wants her to stand strong against Marie.

When Debra sees that Ray is having fun with Michael and Geoffery, she wonders why Ray can't have that much fun with her.

Robert and Amy finally get married. But it's not the wedding they expected.

When Ray's bachelor party for Robert doesn't go well, Amy, Debra, and Marie tell him to try again.

Ray and Debra have a three-week-fight over who's going to put the suitcase away.

When Debra has too much to drink at Amy's shower she rests in the car until she feels better. But the cops think that she was drinking and driving. Marie becomes even more protective.

When a friend of Frank and Marie dies, Marie tells Frank that she had been the woman Marie had picked out to marry him if she died first; Ray and Debra then get into a debate about who they would choose to take their place if they died.

Ray reluctantly takes his daughter to her friend Molly's for a sleepover, fearing another run-in with Molly's mother, Peggy (previously seen in season six's "Cookies"). A casual pat on the behind leads Ray to believe Peggy is coming on to him.

Ray and Frank persuade Robert to make a complete hash of designing his and Amy's wedding invitations, so that Amy will step in and take over; unfortunately, the plan backfires and the invitations go out, warts 'n' all. Worse, Debra realises Ray has been faking incompetence for years to avoid performing his household duties.

Marie and Frank meet Hank and Pat for the first time.

Debra signs up for charity work and signs up Ray for an hour of charity at the hospital. He is reluctant but goes. Turns out the patients enjoy his humor and sports information and he enjoys going. Debra is upset at how often he is gone.

Ray finally finds out that, to the kids, he's a pushover. So he decides to go hard on them. But he may be going a little too hard.

Robert decides that it's time to propose to Amy. But her parents say "no". So Ray and Robert try to make them change their minds.

Andy's new boss hates Ray. Ray does everything he can to find out why.

When Ally witnesses Frank, stealing food from the supermarket, she starts avoiding him.

Ray lies to Debra about getting her a great Christmas present. He goes to Amy and Robert for help and Robert suggests the book "To Kill a Mockingbird". But when Ray gets all the credit, Robert snaps.

Now that Robert is back with Amy, the family turns to another problem. Marie's eyes. Her eye sight is getting worse, so Debra asks her to go get glasses. Not only do the glasses help Marie's eyes, but she starts seeing things that no one else can see.

Robert's new girlfriend is perfect. Pretty, smart, funny, nice, and sexy. But Ray finds out something: She eats flies. How can Ray make Robert believe him?

Whenever Debra sighs, Ray thinks it's because of him. So he decides to give Debra their bathroom and he'll share the kids' bathroom from now on. Debra accepts.

Robert needs money, so Ray and Debra give him some. But then, Robert decides to go to Las Vegas and gamble.

Debra & Raymond go out on Saturday, but to different places. Marie thinks they are having marital problems. Ray did not have fun with his friends. He goes with Debra to a book reading and does not enjoy that either.

Ray writes a eulogy for Frank. He tells the story of how he saw Frank petting his bunny we he was a kid. Frank goes berserk.

Ray believes that Ally's school is giving out too much homework.

Debra tries to convince Ray to go see a marriage counselor with her after she learns that two of their friends have gone. Pamela: Nancy Lenehan. Bernie: Tom McGowan. Linda: Maggie Wheeler. Debra: Patricia Heaton.

When Robert joins a cult, the Inner Path, Raymond points out their idiot cousin Gerard is already a member. Although Robert eventually sees through the group (particularly when he realises the leaders were really after Raymond, to be their spokesman), he allows himself to be the subject of a fake intervention, in order to stop Debra and Marie squabbling.

An hour of the best moments of Everybody Loves Raymond's first six years. With interviews from celebrities about why they love the show and how they can relate to the characters.

Flashback to the night Ray and Debra first had sex.

Ray and Frank are tired of trying to make their wives talk again. So instead they use them to get what they want.

Marie and Debra have a fight which could mean the end of their family relationship.

Ray started calling Debra's mom, so he tells Debra she should call Marie mom. She does, but Marie does not like it. Marie knows it is only because Ray calls Lois mom.

Debra decides to run for school president. Ray panics, because this means he has to take more responsibilities around the house. He decides not to vote for her.

Ally asks what the meaning of life is and no one knows how to answer her.

Debra and the family get into Ray's private tape with a message from his ex-girlfriend breaking up with him on it. They wonder why Ray has kept it all this time, and also question about the break-up.

For Lee and Stan's Anniversary Ray and Debra provide some entertainment by making fun of Marie and Frank.

When Robert gets a job offer with the FBI, Marie tries to stop him from being successful.

Ray finds a rival at Ally's girl scout meeting. They have a battle to see whose daughter can sell the most cookies.

When it's stormy and the power's out, the family and Amy have to put up with each other till the storm's over.

When it's stormy and the power's out, the family and Amy have to put up with each other till the storm's over.

Angry that Debra seems to be making all the decisions, Ray decides to take charge of a few things around the house. He goes to the supermarket, but finds that his purchases are criticized by everyone in the family.

Marie writes a letter to include with her Christmas cards - it insults Debra and praises Marie. They decide to write a letter together. Raymond is heavily praised and Robert is not. Robert wants to include his own information.

While enjoying a college football game, Frank catches a football from a record setting field goal and refuses to give it back to the kicker. When word of this gets back to the local sports community via a talk radio show, he becomes a wanted man among sports fans. The rest of the family devise a way to get the football away from Frank and back to its rightful owner, but Frank might be too crafty for them.

Robert finds a date only because she thinks he's Ray.

Debra's father brings an older woman to Thanksgiving dinner.

The twins are on a basketball team, but Geoffrey is not interested in playing and is easily distracted. Ray makes funny comments about his playing and Geoffrey quits the team. Ray talks to him and tells him it is OK either way.

Marie and Debra put Amy and Gianni together to make Robert jealous.

When Frank goes to the hospital, Ray tells him the truth about when Ray and Debra fell off the bed having sex.

Marie makes a sculpture of something that looks inappropriate. But Ray can't find the strength to tell her.

Robert loses Ray's wedding ring and the women start hitting on Ray.

When Marco begins taking piano lessons from Marie and starts spending more time with her, Frank becomes jealous of their friendship.

Ray buys an erotic board game which he hopes will help rejuvenate Debra's amorous interests, but she suggests the problem is with him.

Michael presents a story about an angry family, which Ray, Debra, and everyone else think it's about them. This causes the family to constantly fight. They decide to go into counseling so they can become a happy family again.

Flashback to when Ally was born.

Frank, Ray, and Robert paint Ray's house. And Robert and Ray find out something new about their father.

Debra finds it hard to handle her parents' divorce.

Ray thinks his kids like Robert better than him.

Marie thinks something's wrong with Robert. So she gathers all of the girls in Robert's life to come up with ways to help him.

Ray invests money in a go-cart venture without telling Deborah. He says it is his money, so Deborah bills him for the job she does with the children and the house. Robert compares it to a wrongful death lawsuit - the value of life

Marie thinks Debra has her canister, but Debra says she doesn't. But when Debra finds it in Ally's room, she gets Ray and Robert to help her sneak it back into Marie's house.

Ray purchases a new state-of-the-art vacuum cleaner from an attractive door to door saleswoman and it ignites a housekeeping war between Marie and Debra. Debra is as taken with the new vacuum as Ray once she witnesses all of the wonderful things it can do. That is, until she learns why the saleswoman showed up at their door in the first place. Determined to prove to Marie that she's is just as good at "keeping house," Debra attempts to use the new vacuum to find some dirt, any dirt, in Marie's home. Of course, the results are disastrous.

Marie doesn't want Robert to end up alone, so she invites Stefania to America. But she comes with her father.

The twins want to be fairies in the school play.

Ray and Debra can't think of anything to talk about. Debra thinks they need to spend more time together.

When Marie finds the diary that Ray kept as a boy, he is embarrassed about much of the sexual content, but she is only upset over a single mean comment about her.