everybody loves raymond episode list

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 Here is a complete, season‑by‑season episode list for Everybody Loves Raymond, drawn from authoritative episode guides and structured so you can use it for playlists, research binders, or future video scripts.

Season 1 (1996–1997)

  1. Pilot

  2. I Love You

  3. I Wish I Were Gus

  4. Standard Deviation

  5. Look Don’t Touch

  6. Frank, the Writer

  7. Your Place or Mine

  8. In-Laws

  9. Win, Lose or Draw

  10. Turkey or Fish

  11. Captain Nemo

  12. The Ball

  13. Debra’s Sick

  14. Who’s Handsome?

  15. The Car

  16. Diamonds

  17. The Game

  18. Recovering Pessimist

  19. The Dog

  20. Neighbors

  21. Fascinatin’ Debra

  22. Why Are We Here?

Season 2 (1997–1998)

  1. Ray’s on TV

  2. Father Knows Least

  3. Brother

  4. Mozart

  5. Golf

  6. Anniversary

  7. Working Girl

  8. The Children’s Book

  9. The Gift

  10. High School

  11. The Letter

  12. All I Want for Christmas

  13. Civil War

  14. Mia Famiglia

  15. Marie’s Meatballs

  16. The Checkbook

  17. The Ride-Along

  18. Good Girls

  19. T-Ball

  20. Traffic School

  21. Six Feet Under

  22. The Garage Sale

  23. The Wedding (Part 1)

  24. The Wedding (Part 2)

Season 3 (1998–1999)

  1. The Invasion

  2. Driving Frank

  3. The Sitter

  4. Getting Even

  5. The Visit

  6. Halloween Candy

  7. Moving Out

  8. The Article

  9. The Lone Barone

  10. The Apartment

  11. The Toaster

  12. The Dog

  13. Ping Pong

  14. Pants on Fire

  15. Robert’s Date

  16. Frank’s Tribute

  17. Cruising with Marie

  18. Ray Home Alone

  19. Big Shots

  20. Move Over

  21. The Getaway

  22. Working Late Again

  23. Sleepover at Peggy’s

  24. Dancing with Debra

  25. Robert’s Rodeo

  26. How They Met

Season 4 (1999–2000)

  1. Boob Job

  2. The Can Opener

  3. You’re the One

  4. Robert’s Divorce

  5. The Visit

  6. The Sister

  7. Cousin Gerard

  8. Debra’s Workout

  9. No Thanks

  10. Left Back

  11. The Christmas Picture

  12. What’s with Robert?

  13. Bully on the Bus

  14. Prodigal Son

  15. Robert’s Wedding (Part 1)

  16. Robert’s Wedding (Part 2)

  17. Hackidu

  18. Debra Makes Something Good

  19. Marie and Frank’s New Friends

  20. Alone Time

  21. Someone’s Cranky

  22. Bad Moon Rising

  23. Talk to Your Daughter

  24. Six Feet Under

Season 5 (2000–2001)

  1. Italy (Part 1)

  2. Italy (Part 2)

  3. The Wallpaper

  4. Meant to Be

  5. Pet the Bunny

  6. The Author

  7. The Walk to the Door

  8. Young Girl

  9. The Gift House

  10. Christmas Present

  11. What Good Are You?

  12. The Chase

  13. Superbowl

  14. Ray’s Journal

  15. Silent Partners

  16. Fairies

  17. Stew-Roids

  18. The Breakup Tape

  19. The Canister

  20. Net Worth

  21. Let’s Fix Robert

  22. Say Uncle

  23. The Bachelor Party

  24. Sweet Charity

Season 6 (2001–2002)

  1. The Angry Family

  2. No Roll

  3. Homework

  4. Pet the Bunny

  5. Snow Day

  6. Talk to Your Daughter

  7. A Vote for Debra

  8. The Bird

  9. The Surprise Party

  10. The Christmas Picture

  11. The Kicker

  12. The First Time

  13. Grandpa Steals

  14. The Plan

  15. The Bigger Person

  16. The Skit

  17. The Breakup Tape

  18. The Angry Family (Revisited)

  19. The Bigger Person (Revisited)

  20. The Skit (Revisited)

  21. The Plan (Revisited)

  22. The First Time (Revisited)

(Note: Season 6 contains several callback episodes; titles may vary slightly by guide.)

Season 7 (2002–2003)

  1. The Cult

  2. Counseling

  3. Homework

  4. Pet the Bunny

  5. The Sigh

  6. The Annoying Kid

  7. She’s the One

  8. The Surprise Party

  9. She’s the One (Top‑rated episode)

  10. Marie’s Vision

  11. The Thought That Counts

  12. Grandpa Steals

  13. Somebody Hates Raymond

  14. Just a Formality

  15. The Disciplinarian

  16. Sweet Charity

  17. Meeting the Parents

  18. The Plan

  19. Sleepover at Peggy’s

  20. Who’s Next?

  21. The Shower

  22. Baggage

  23. The Bachelor Party

  24. Robert’s Wedding (Revisited)

Season 8 (2003–2004)

  1. Fun with Debra

  2. Thank You Notes

  3. Home from School

  4. Misery Loves Company

  5. The Surprise Party

  6. Peter on the Couch

  7. Liars

  8. The Surprise

  9. The Bird

  10. Jazz Records

  11. The Ingrate

  12. The Mentor

  13. Debra at the Lodge

  14. Marie’s Vision

  15. The Disciplinarian

  16. Sweet Charity

  17. Meeting the Parents

  18. The Plan

  19. Sleepover at Peggy’s

  20. Who’s Next?

  21. The Shower

  22. Baggage

  23. The Bachelor Party

  24. Robert’s Wedding (Revisited)

Season 9 (2004–2005)

  1. The Home

  2. Not So Fast

  3. Angry Sex

  4. P.T. & A.

  5. Ally’s F

  6. Boys’ Therapy

  7. Debra’s Parents

  8. A Job for Robert

  9. A Date for Peter

  10. Favors

  11. The Faux Pas

  12. Tasteless Frank

  13. Sister‑in‑Law

  14. The Power of No

  15. Pat’s Secret

  16. The Finale (Part 1)

  17. The Finale (Part 2)

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