S8.E4

Misery Loves Company

Name: Misery Loves Company
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2003-10-13
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 7.7
Cast: Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton, Brad Garrett

Episode aired Oct 13, 2003
TV-PG
23m

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7.7/10

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Peter Boyle, Brad Garrett, and Doris Roberts in Everybody Loves Raymond (1996)

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Robert & Amy celebrate their 3-month anniversary and invite Ray, Debra, Marie, and Frank to dinner. Robert & Amy are in the throes of new love and give marriage advice to the others. New lov... Read allRobert & Amy celebrate their 3-month anniversary and invite Ray, Debra, Marie, and Frank to dinner. Robert & Amy are in the throes of new love and give marriage advice to the others. New love is different from old love and a debate begins.Robert & Amy celebrate their 3-month anniversary and invite Ray, Debra, Marie, and Frank to dinner. Robert & Amy are in the throes of new love and give marriage advice to the others. New love is different from old love and a debate begins.

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Trivia
Raymond makes the toast, "Till death do us part", near the end of the episode. Brad Garrett (Robert) would later on star in his own sitcom titled 'Til Death (2006).

Goofs
During dinner in the final scene, a roll goes from torn in half to whole to torn again without being touched.

Quotes
Marie Barone: You want some real marriage advice? I'm gonna give you the secret. There's gonna be yelling! There's gonna be anger! Don't fight it, accept it! You love him, you hate him. He disgusts you, look how he eats. You keep your head down, and you plow through!
Frank Barone: Amen!
Amy MacDougall: But Marie, you said "hate". How can hate have any place in a marriage?
Marie Barone: [shrugs] You make room. There's gonna be hate. Hate is real. Marriage is real. We may fight... but we're okay with each other. And you know why? We've endured, we have been through it all. And now...
Frank Barone: ...We're waiting for death!
Marie Barone: [goes with it] Not that we're in a rush.
Frank Barone: ...Fair enough.
Marie Barone: THAT's a marriage.