But the main plotline (and laughs) comes when a bird crashes into the MacDougalls' home and Pat goes outside to "take care of it." The differing views of what should've been done with the bird cause the brash and free-speaking Barones to clash with the mild-mannered and church-going MacDougalls. Frank is horrified that they don't own a TV, while Marie makes veiled insults about Pat's cooking. When Amy's parents, Hank ( Fred Willard) and Pat MacDougall ( Georgia Engel), invite the entire Barone family to their Pennsylvania home for Thanksgiving, the two sides quickly butt heads. In addition to one of the series' funniest episodes, "No Fat" is also one of Raymond's most heartwarming when the family gathers together in the wee hours of the morning to have a "real" Thanksgiving meal with the restaurant food that Ray secretly ordered behind Marie's back.Īs if one set of in-laws wasn't recipe enough for holiday drama, two definitely are. Robert can't swallow it, Frank's facial expression is pure child-like refusal and disgust, and even Debra struggles to find something positive to say about it.
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"Look how it.jiggles." It's a hilarious sight gag when no one can figure out how to slice it, but the most uproariously funny parts of the episode come when everyone takes a turn tasting the tofu turkey. "How 'bout that, huh?" Robert says, eyeing the faux turkey.
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Ray's selfishness is humorously on full display here ("You're still gonna make the real food for us though, right?"), as is everyone's disgust with the actual diet meal of tofu turkey and steamed vegetables. This time, it's Marie's turn to throw a wrench into the holiday festivities when she and Frank discover that their cholesterol is close to the "danger zone." As a result, she decides that she's going to start cutting the fat from her diet.including Thanksgiving dinner. RELATED: Every ‘Friends’ Thanksgiving Episode Ranked from Worst to Best
As we approach Thanksgiving and the feasts of food (and TV) that come with it, here are all 8 Thanksgiving episodes of Everybody Loves Raymond, ranked. Each season's outing features holiday high-jinx, heated arguments, and more than a couple faux pas that, no matter how cringe-worthy, make us feel better about our own families. From clashing in-laws, to Debra choosing to cook a fish instead of a turkey, to a Thanksgiving meal without the fat, Raymond's Thanksgiving episodes bring the humor in clever and relatable ways. The show was never short on holiday episodes (or dysfunction), and its Thanksgiving episodes were some of the series' best - so much so that networks frequently run them in a back-to-back marathon on or near the holiday. Like its sister shows, The King of Queens and Home Improvement, Raymond's laughs stem from its relatable comedy, riffs on middle-class woes, and its cast of quirky supporting characters like Ray's brother, Robert ( Brad Garrett), and their parents, Frank ( Peter Boyle) and Marie ( Doris Roberts). The sitcom about Long Island sportswriter, Ray Barone ( Ray Romano), his wife, Debra ( Patricia Heaton), and their three kids ran for 210 episodes over 9 seasons from 1996-2005.
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The series finale of Everybody Loves Raymond aired 16 years ago, but the show remains a constant presence in syndication where re-runs frequently air on channels like TV Land, IFC, and on streaming services like Peacock.
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