The Barone Report - (Everybody Loves Raymond Podcast)

When Ray finds out that Frank used to let him win at Ping Pong as a kid, he challenges Frank to a rematch.

When Ray gives his parents an engraved toaster for Christmas, they exchange it right away without even opening it.

Robert's new apartment has beautiful women all over the place. Ray can't stay away.

Marie plans a healthy Thanksgiving to help with her cholesterol.

Robert breaks up with Amy.

Ray becomes jealous when Andy's article gets published in "Sports Illustrated".

Robert moves out of Marie and Frank's house to get some privacy with Amy. When Ray visits Rob's new home, he notices Robert's landlord's, Rita and Harry, behavior is similar to Marie and Frank's.

Ray plans an evening of sex on Halloween.

Debra's mother comes for a visit. But she isn't very helpful.

When Ray embarrasses Debra at a Bidding, Debra says she's going to get him back for it. Ray wonders how.

Ray and Debra hire the perfect babysitter.

Debra is growing uneasy with Frank's driving and wants Frank to take another Driving Test.

When Ray's house gets termites, Marie invites them all to stay across the street until the house is clean.

Flashback to Ray and Debra's wedding.

Flashback to when Ray proposed to Debra.

Marie and Frank have a yard sale. But Ray doesn't want to sell the baby stuff.

Ray has a mid-life crises when he finds out he's not six feet tall anymore.

Robert practices his traffic teaching skills on the family.

Allie starts on a T-Ball team and it's Debra's turn to bring the snacks. She brings something that is not on the approved food list and refuses to change it to something else. Ray wants to comply and she does not.

Ray finds out the Marie likes Amy more than Debra because Amy is a "good" girl.

Ray and Debra can't get a good night's sleep after Ally starts sleeping in their bed.

After Ray teases Robert about his police work being somewhat easygoing, Robert invites him on a citizen's ride-along; but Ray gets more than he bargained for, leading him to view Robert in a new light.

Raymond questions Debra about the budget and says he can do a better job - so she lets him try. In a few weeks, Ray bounces checks and has $300 in overdraft fees. He creates a fake checkbook so it all looks good on paper.

Debra tries to learn how to make Marie's famous meatballs.

Ray tries to find his oldest living relative.

Frank and his pals are reenacting the Civil War and Ray wants to help.

On Christmas Day, Ray tries to have sex with Debra.

Marie has finally pushed Debra to her limit. Debra sends her a letter telling how she really feels about her.

Ray and Debra go to Ray's 20th High School Reunion.

Ray gets Frank a fish tank for his 65th birthday.

Ray and Debra have a face-off of "Who can make the best children's book?", with Ally as the judge.

Ray tells Debra that he's going to be working late. But is he really?

On their fortieth anniversary, Marie and Frank tell Ray that they almost got divorced once.

Ray has an anxiety attack while golfing. The doctor suggests more golf to help calm Ray down. Debra won't like that.

When Ally becomes bored of the piano after three lessons by Marie, Ray decides to give the former a lesson about not quitting, as he doesn't want her to lose interest so quickly. He asks Marie to teach him the piano again.

Robert is depressed because it's the anniversary of his divorce. Marie and Frank try to get Ray to take Robert to the movies to cheer him up.

Ally is disobeying Ray and Debra. Not doing what she's told to do. Always in a bad mood. Ray tries to find out why.

Ray is devastated when he discovers his family lied to him about his performance during his TV debut on a sports chat show. When he gets a second chance to appear on the show, his family decides it's time they gave him some pointers on how to correct his awkwardness with certain words.

Flashback to when Ray and Debra first moved across the street from Marie and Frank.

A radio psychologist comes to interview Debra for a book, but she winds up being more interested in Raymond and his family. Therefore, Debra comes to the conclusion that she is too boring.

Raymond's neighbors come over to voice their numerous complaints about his parents, and Frank and Marie walk in on them. Raymond now feels humiliated and guilty of betraying his parents.

Ray wants to keep a lovable bulldog he found in the neighborhood, but at Debra's request he reluctantly gives the dog away to Robert. However, after he has already given him away, the dog's rightful owner shows up to claim him.

Debra confronts Raymond about his pessimism after he takes no joy in winning the Sportswriter of the Year award.

With the cable signal out for the evening, Raymond, Debra, Marie, Frank and Robert decide to play a game of Scruples to pass the time, only to get into a fight about honesty.

Raymond tries to replace Debra's engagement ring behind her back after he finds out that it's counterfeit. But why is Debra so upset when she discovers that Raymond has made the switch?

Debra finds out that the reason why Raymond made them buy Frank and Marie's old car is because he doesn't want to get rid of the car that he used to get lucky in.

Robert goes out on a first date with Debra's friend Amy, and Raymond suddenly become insecure about his looks when everybody starts saying that Robert is more handsome than him.

Raymond misses an interview with Terry Bradshaw about ghostwriting his book because he has to take Ally and Michael to the pediatrician. Debra is sick at home, and Marie comes over to take care of her.

Ray is so shattered when he discovers that the autographed Mickey Mantle baseball his father gave him as a child is a fake, that he wants to tell Ally that there is no Santa Claus.

Robert is named captain of the Nemo's basketball team, and Raymond is jealous. But when Robert becomes a tyrant, the team turns on him. Robert quits the team, and Raymond becomes captain, which causes tension at home.