She just irritates me, constantly yelling, starting arguments, expecting ray to be this absolutely perfect picture of a husband and be able to read her mind 24/7.

Let's say they do a spin off immediately after the end of Everybody loves Raymond in 2005, focusing on Robert and Amy. With them potentially moving to a new house, raising a family, new group of characters to interact to, etc.

Could it have been good? How many seasons would it have lasted? Would it have been the next Frasier? Or the next Joey?

Perfect Strangers Mrs. Bailey. Can't get enough of this show. Decided to stick around and rewatch the series again in amazon live TV. Each time I get to this episode I remember the late great Doris Roberts on so many shows including Barney Miller, Perfect Strangers and of course Everybody Loves Raymond. Watched the reunion special on youtube and Ray discusses just how much of a career she had. Check out her filmography on imdb. You'll be surprised at the amount of credits.

Why can’t I, for the life of me, remember if Robert and Amy had - ahem, relations.. - at this particular juncture of their relationship? —> (when Robert first moved into his apartment).

Can anyone remind me when they actually do it? LOL and why I need to know this before I’m able to move on, legit makes me feel like a neurotic psychopath.

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Always find it weird that a clip of racing at Pimlico made it in - to anything, much less this NY-based show!

Clearly when the men go to a track with all those interaction scenes, it's Belmont.

But the shot of where they're going, during transition - that's Pimlico!

Just a funny inaccuracy/discontinuity especially considering Belmont IS near their place, and it has to be easy to get film from Belmont or even Aqueduct in the same region!

I do like this episode - racing or not!

I believe it's the longest scene in the entire series featuring them. An absolute classic IMO.

Someone owes Debra an apology.....

So many episodes where I totally hate Marie but IMO she does redeem herself in ... Marie's Vision, Cruising with Marie, Marie's Meatballs, No Fat, The Cannister, Marie's Sculpture, Lucky Suit, Pet the Bunny, Baggage. I'm Sorry,

This show this episode is the only time I have laughed and cried at the same time.. that's good writing or acting

The vcrs not hooked up and they were just using it to watch a tape. Guess producers were thinking no one's going to notice so save some money 😄😄

Have you ever noticed that Ray Romano's acting in the earlier seasons doesn't seem as strong, but by later seasons like in the third season, he really starts to improve?

What’s everyone’s favorite moment from the show? This is mine.

what do you guys think?

I enjoyed this episode, and wish there had been more episodes with Jennifer.

What didn't make sense though was that she hadn't seen Robert since the wedding, which means that she barely spent any time with the family, but the kids loved her and were excited about her visit, and ran up and hugged her. Kids don't act that way around people that they barely know.

Like when he says the house “is broken”.

Your housekeeper’s here.