Everybody Loves Raymond may be an iconic television title now, but the show's star was actually very nervous about it - for understandable reasons.

It’s hard to believe that Everybody Loves Raymond premiered almost 30 years ago. Romano also served as an executive producer and incorporated several elements of his personal life into the show.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. CBS/Courtesy Everett Merry Christmas from the Barones! The cast of 'Everybody Loves Raymond' When Ray Romano needed inspiration ...

Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton and Brad Garrett are among the Everybody Loves Raymond stars reuniting to celebrate the classic sitcom’s 30th anniversary with a new reunion special. Find out where you ...

"Everybody Loves Raymond" was an instant hit with viewers when its first season aired back in 1996. The Emmy-winning sitcom turned everyday family life into a laugh-out-loud comedy with quite the cast ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Turns out that everybody still loves Raymond. On Monday, November 24, CBS aired an enjoyable Everybody Loves Raymond reunion to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the ...

EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND: 30TH ANNIVERSARY REUNION (L-R): Phil Rosenthal and Ray Romano Sonja Flemming/CBS For a decade, Everybody Loves Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal had been trying to get a reunion ...

Following the success of Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Special Reunion special, CBS is doing a followup. The hourlong Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Special Reunion Pt. 2 will ...

CBS has found some additional footage from its smash “Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Reunion,” splicing it together to create a sequel special, “Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary ...

The Dec. 22 show will feature moments that weren’t in the first one. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor “Some of the compilations we had to cut down, the gag reel had to be cut down,” Romano ...

When Ray Romano needed inspiration for his CBS sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, he didn’t have to look far from home. The stand-up comic wasn't a trained actor, so the series was built around familiar ...