Review(s): DVD Everybody Loves Raymond - The Complete First Four Seasons
Brightens the night...
If I'm having a bad day, all I do is just put one of these DVDs in and I laugh until I feel better again. Romano just fits the character perfectly, and the dialouge really flows. Plus, the bonus features alone are almost worth the money.
These DVDs can be truly enjoyed by people of all ages. Take me, for example. I'm a fifteen year old guy who listens to punk music, and Everybody Loves Raymond is my favorite show of all time. Some teenagers are afraid to admit it. But everytime I show one of my friends an episode, they end up hooked.
I have all three DVDs and am getting this one the day it comes out, and I know I will end up watching every episode on season 4 until I have the script memorized, I always do. I suggest, if you have any sort of a sense of humor, you pick up at least on of the season box sets. You won't regret it!
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I caught this on TV on the day it showed. It was excellent! It's a shame the series came to an end. but this was worth the time!
Ray has something very weird about him: he has an infection. He goes to the doctors to get it taken care of... But then the Doctor tells Debra that Ray is dead and upsets the family. But it turns out he was unconscious for a few seconds. Then, Ray has Ice cream to cool what happened earlier. Then, Marie, Frank and Rob get upset.
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