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* ProducedByCastmember: Creator/RayRomano was made a producer on the show from the get-go, since the basic format was based almost entirely on his stand-up comedy.
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* BreakupBreakout: Averted, as Romano, Heaton, Garrett and Roberts have all had continued success since the show ended - a very rare (and perhaps unique) event for a sitcom cast. The only exception is Peter Boyle, who died shortly after the show ended. But even then, he was already an established actor going into the show, so in his case the show is seen as the culmination of his career.
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* BreakupBreakout: Averted, as Romano, Heaton, Garrett Garrett, and Roberts have all had continued success since the show ended - a very rare (and perhaps unique) event for a sitcom cast. The only exception is Peter Boyle, who died shortly after the show ended. But even then, he was already an established actor going into the show, so in his case the show is seen as the culmination of his career.
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** Kevin James originally played a guest character named Kevin, until he got the spinoff ''Series/TheKingOfQueens'', after which his character on "Raymond" was retconned into being Doug Heffernan, just like on "Queens."
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** Kevin James originally played a guest character named Kevin, until he got the spinoff ''Series/TheKingOfQueens'', after which his character on "Raymond" ''Raymond'' was retconned into being Doug Heffernan, just like on "Queens."''Queens''.
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Breakup Breakout: Averted, as Romano, Heaton, Garrett and Roberts have all had continued success since the show ended - a very rare (and perhaps unique) event for a sitcom cast. The only exception is Peter Boyle, who died shortly after the show ended. But even then, he was already an established actor going into the show, so in his case the show is seen as the culmination of his career.
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* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Fred Stoller as Cousin Gerard. {{Lampshaded}} in "Cousin Gerard", when much to his horror, Ray realises that he looks like, sounds like, and apparently is just as annoying as, Gerard.
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* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Fred Stoller Creator/FredStoller as Cousin Gerard. {{Lampshaded}} in "Cousin Gerard", when much to his horror, Ray realises that he looks like, sounds like, and apparently is just as annoying as, Gerard.
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The charges against Reubens are not related to children.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: According to Website/IMDb, the reason for the recast for Amy's brother was that after his cameo appearance, Reubens was arrested on child pornography charges. This caused Ray Romano to object to him being part of the show's cast.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: According to Website/IMDb, the reason for the recast for Amy's brother was that after his cameo appearance, Reubens was arrested on child pornography indecent exposure charges. This caused Ray Romano to object to him being part of the show's cast.
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* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Fred Stoller as Cousin Gerard. {{Lampshaded}} in "Cousin Gerard", when much to his horror, Ray realises that he looks like, sounds like and apparently is just as annoying as as, Gerard.
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* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Fred Stoller as Cousin Gerard. Lampshaded {{Lampshaded}} in "Cousin Gerard", when much to his horror, Ray realises that he looks like, sounds like and apparently is just as annoying as Gerard is.Gerard.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Several episodes show Ray working on his column using a clunky desktop computer, and the plot of one episode regards a DVD player as a cutting-edge piece of technology. These elements firmly date the series in the TurnOfTheMillennium era.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: TechnologyMarchesOn: Several episodes show Ray working on his column using a clunky desktop computer, and the plot of one episode regards a DVD player as a cutting-edge piece of technology. These elements firmly date the series in the TurnOfTheMillennium era.technology.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: A lot of the plotlines came from the writers' real life marital squabbles. One writer's wife even joked that they always wonder if an argument they have with their husband would eventually appear on the show.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: A lot of the plotlines came from the writers' real life marital squabbles. One writer's wife even joked that they she always wonder wondered if an any argument they have she had with their her husband would eventually appear on the show.
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* StarMakingRole: For Creator/RayRomano, Creator/PatricaHeaton, Creator/DorisRoberts and Creator/BradGarrett.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Several episodes show Ray working on his column using a clunky desktop computer, and the plot of one episode regards a DVD player as a cutting-edge piece of technology. These elements firmly date the series in the TurnOfTheMillenium era.
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** Not only are Geoffrey and Michael's actors twin brothers in real life, but the actress who plays their sister, Ally, on the show is also their sister in real life.
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** Amy is Phil Rosenthal's real life wife.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/RayRomano's original pitch for the show was Ray and his sportswriter friends hanging out and "discussing current issues at the coffee shop," but Phil Rosenthal pointed out his concept was too similar to ''[[Series/{{Seinfeld}}]]'' and convinced him to retool it into a DomCom closer to his stand-up material.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/RayRomano's original pitch for the show was Ray and his sportswriter friends hanging out and "discussing current issues at the coffee shop," but Phil Rosenthal pointed out his concept was too similar to ''[[Series/{{Seinfeld}}]]'' ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' and convinced him to retool it into a DomCom closer to his stand-up material.
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* CreatorBacklash: A minor example: Ray Romano reportedly ''hates'' the title of the show, since he feels the ironic meaning[[note]]It was inspired by his brother Richard telling Ray "I had a day where people were shooting at me, and you're bringing home trophies. Everybody loves Raymond, don't they?", which is paraphrased by Robert in the Pilot[[/note]] is lost and makes the show seem like ItsAllAboutMe.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/RayRomano's original pitch for the show was Ray and his sportswriter friends hanging out and "discussing current issues at the coffee shop," but Phil Rosenthal pointed out his concept was too similar to ''[[Series/{{Seinfeld}}]]'' and convinced him to retool it into a DomCom closer to his stand-up material.
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** Ray's real life brother Richard (the inspiration for Robert) appears in a few episodes, usually [[AutobiographicalRole playing a policeman]].
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You've got it backwards.
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* PlayingGertrude: Creator/BradGarrett plays Ray's younger brother Robert. In reality, Garrett is actually three years ''older'' than Romano.
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*PlayingGertrude: Creator/BradGarrett plays Ray's younger brother Robert. In reality, Garrett is actually three years ''older'' than Romano.
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* ActorAllusion:
** In one Halloween episode, Frank dresses up like Frankenstein's monster (with Marie as his bride). At first this just seems like a quick gag on Frank's name until you remember Peter Boyle played the monster in the hysterically funny parody ''Film/YoungFrankenstein''.
** In "Six Feet Under," Boyle recites his "one guy dies, another guy gets well" speech from ''Film/TaxiDriver'' almost verbatim. Unlike Travis Bickle, Ray doesn't appreciate the advice: "What the hell are you talking about?"
** Ray's crossover on ''Series/TheNanny'' at his, Fran Fine's, and Val Toriello's high school reunion. TruthInTelevision, as actors Ray Romano and Creator/FranDrescher really did attend Hillcrest High School in Queens, NYC in the same class.
** One episode had J.G. Hertzler play an old book author who, while rambling on at a bookstore, causes Ray to fall asleep. He happens to be [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine missing an eye]]...
** Frank defends his staying to watch Ray's housekeeper clean a glass after rejecting her offer to have an affair, saying "I'm not a monk." Peter Boyle did study to become a monk before going into acting instead.
** In one Halloween episode, Frank dresses up like Frankenstein's monster (with Marie as his bride). At first this just seems like a quick gag on Frank's name until you remember Peter Boyle played the monster in the hysterically funny parody ''Film/YoungFrankenstein''.
** In "Six Feet Under," Boyle recites his "one guy dies, another guy gets well" speech from ''Film/TaxiDriver'' almost verbatim. Unlike Travis Bickle, Ray doesn't appreciate the advice: "What the hell are you talking about?"
** Ray's crossover on ''Series/TheNanny'' at his, Fran Fine's, and Val Toriello's high school reunion. TruthInTelevision, as actors Ray Romano and Creator/FranDrescher really did attend Hillcrest High School in Queens, NYC in the same class.
** One episode had J.G. Hertzler play an old book author who, while rambling on at a bookstore, causes Ray to fall asleep. He happens to be [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine missing an eye]]...
** Frank defends his staying to watch Ray's housekeeper clean a glass after rejecting her offer to have an affair, saying "I'm not a monk." Peter Boyle did study to become a monk before going into acting instead.
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* PlayingGertrude: In the show, Brad Garret plays Ray Romano's older brother. In reality, Romano is three years older than Garrett.
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Aversions are not worth listing, unless it is an Omnipresent Trope.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Narrowly averted, as the show ended a year before Peter Boyle's death.
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://raymond.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page The Everybody Loves Raymond Wiki]].
* TheWikiRule: [[http://raymond.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page The Everybody Loves Raymond Wiki]].
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: In "Christmas Present", a clueless Marie asks, "What is a DVD player? Is it for pornography?" She's not wrong, and actually TheRuleOfFirstAdopters applied to DVD just like it did to VHS.
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*PlayingGertrude: In the show, Brad Garret plays Ray Romano's older brother. In reality, Romano is three years older than Garrett.
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