A comedy about a dad who just can't resist being irresistible.
Ray Barone is a successful sportswriter living on Long Island with his wife Debra, daughter Ally, and twin sons, Geoffrey and Michael. Ray's meddling parents, Frank and Marie, and brother, Robert, live directly across the street.
Everybody Loves Raymond is available to stream on DirecTV On Demand, Paramount+, Paramount+ (Via Amazon Prime), Paramount+ (Via Apple TV), Philo, and YouTube TV in United States. You can also rent or buy it from Google Play, Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Use the direct links below to open the provider.
Ray Barone is a successful sportswriter living on Long Island with his wife Debra, daughter Ally, and twin sons, Geoffrey and Michael. Ray's meddling parents, Frank and Marie, and brother, Robert, live directly across the street.
Season 1 episodes
Choose an episode, then use the watch options above for the show.
Even dead people love Raymond, as he is chosen to deliver the eulogy at his great uncle's funeral. It's an occasion that serves as a reunion for Ray's mother and her feuding sister, Alda.
Episode credits
Directed by Paul LazarusWritten by Steve Skrovan, Kathy Ann StumpeGuest stars Jean Stapleton, Hugh Holub, Carmen Filpi, Joey Dente, Marlena Poles
Nemo's niece, Angelina, takes employment at Nemo's restaurant as a waitress. When Angelina catches Ray's eye, he has a lot of explaining to do to his wife, especially after Angelina calls him at home.
Episode credits
Directed by Paul Lazarus, Jeff MeyerWritten by Tucker Cawley, Lew SchneiderGuest stars Tom McGowan, Tina Arning, Susan Varon, Joseph V. Perry
When Frank gets a few anecdotes published in Reader's Digest, he submits his writing samples to Ray's editor, hoping to get his own column in the newspaper.
Episode credits
Directed by Paul LazarusWritten by Tucker Cawley, Kathy Ann StumpeGuest stars Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kotoko Kawamura
Marie gets fed up with Frank after 40 years of marriage and moves in with Ray and Debra. Ray and Robert enjoy being mothered by Marie, while Debra spends quality time with Frank.
When Ray's upper class in-laws come for a visit, he begs his parents to be nice to them. Ray admits to his parents that he doesn't always see eye-to-eye with Debra's folks but manages to fake it, and he'd like his parents to do the same when they all go out and try to have a family dinner.
Episode credits
Directed by Alan KirschenbaumWritten by Phil RosenthalGuest stars Katherine Helmond, Robert Culp, Wayne C. Dvorak, Richard Stegman
Ray gets tired of being treated like a kid at his father's poker game, so he decides to ignore his father's advice and ends up losing all his money.
Episode credits
Directed by Alan KirschenbaumWritten by Kathy Ann Stumpe, Kathy Ann Stumpe, Stephen NathanGuest stars Victor Raider-Wexler, Len Lesser, Joseph V. Perry, Murray Rubin
Although Marie has always cooked the traditional turkey dinner for Thanksgiving, Debra decides it's her turn to prepare the holiday meal, but not wanting to compete with Marie's turkey, she chooses to serve fish.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael LembeckWritten by Tucker Cawley, Steve Skrovan, Lew SchneiderGuest stars Katherine Helmond, Phil Leeds, Robert Culp, Pearl Shear
When Ray's free time goes to coaching Nemo's basketball team in preparation for the Pizza League championships, he is reminded by Debra that their kids are growing up fast and he's missing precious time with them.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael LembeckWritten by Tucker Cawley, Steve Skrovan, Lew SchneiderGuest stars Dave Attell, Joseph V. Perry, Tom Paris, Andy Kindler, Kevin James
Ray discovers that the autographed Mickey Mantle ball he got as a kid from his father isn't authentic. Feeling hurt by the fact that his father wasn't truthful about the ball, Ray decides he's going to tell Ally the truth about Santa Claus.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael Lembeck, Jeff MeyerWritten by Stephen Nathan, Bruce KirschbaumGuest stars Andy Kindler
When Debra comes down with the flu and is bedridden, so now the inexperienced Raymond must take care of her and the three kids.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael LembeckWritten by Stephen Nathan, Bruce KirschbaumGuest stars Terry Bradshaw, Jack Blessing, Cynthena Sanders, Jonathan Chapin, Hannah Swanson, Curtis Blanck, Emily Kobayashi
Debra, already annoyed at getting stuck driving the old car Ray bought from his parents, really gets upset when she discovers that it was his old "make-out-mobile."
Episode credits
Directed by Howard StormWritten by Lew SchneiderGuest stars Kristin Bauer
Ray finds out that the diamond on Debra's engagement ring is a fake, so he steals it from her to get it changed, only to find out after that she already had it exchanged it with her grandma's $15,000 diamond.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael Lembeck, Jeff MeyerWritten by Tucker Cawley, Kathy Ann StumpeGuest stars Monica Horan, Barry Bonds
When Ray and his family play a game of Scruples after their cable goes out, they find themselves arguing about honesty. To make matters worse, when Ray complains to the cable company about the disruption in service, he is informed that he has an illegal hookup.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael Lembeck, Jeff MeyerWritten by Tucker Cawley, Kathy Ann StumpeGuest stars Jon Manfrellotti
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 positive, but he soon has to suffer the downside of being the only optimist in his family.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff MeyerWritten by Steve SkrovanGuest stars Tommy Lasorda, Katarina Witt, Tom Paris, Marv Albert
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 dog and the siblings have to decide who gets to keep him.
Episode credits
Directed by Rod DanielWritten by Bruce KirschbaumGuest stars Patience Cleveland, Kristi Yamaguchi
The neighbourhood is up in arms over Ray's noisy dad and meddling mom, and the neighbours demand a meeting at Ray's and Debra's house.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff MeyerWritten by Jeremy StevensGuest stars Tommy Lasorda, Patricia Belcher, Lance E. Nichols, Cathy Ladman, Steven Hack, Don Perry, Eugene Greytak
A popular radio psychologist visits the Barone household to interview Debra for a book on the American family. But the doctor finds that the rest of the eccentric Barones are more captivating.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff MeyerWritten by Kathy Ann Stumpe, Jeremy Stevens, Tucker Cawley, Lew SchneiderGuest stars Mary Kay Adams, Desmond Howard, Lorraine Shaw