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Ray's on TVEpisode Number: 23 Season Num: 2 First Aired: Monday September 22, 1997 Prod Code: 9701 |
Ray is devastated when he discovers his family lied to him about his television 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. While Ray tries his best to remember his family's advice, his guest appearance turns out to be even more disastrous than the debut.
| Writer: | Tucker Cawley |
| Director: | Michael Lessac |
| Star: | Ray Romano (Ray Barone), Patricia Heaton (Debra Barone), Brad Garrett (Robert Barone), Doris Roberts (Marie Barone), Peter Boyle (Frank Barone), Madylin Sweeten (Ally Barone), Sawyer Sweeten (Geoffery Barone), Sullivan Sweeten (Michael Barone) |
| Recurring Role: | Andy Kindler (Andy), Kevin James (Kevin) |
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Beginning this season there has been a significant alteration made to the main set. In Season One, the front door in Ray and Debra’s living room was right at the bottom of the stairs and the large front window was on the audience side of the door. Now the window is at the bottom of the stairs and the door is where the window used to be. The set was likely changed so that people entering the house would be on the audience side of cast members receiving them. As it was, staging such scenes would have been awkward. This configuration is also more useful for scenes such as Season Four's "Alone Time" wherein Ray spies on Debra through the front window. It’s ironic that neither configuration, especially when you include the small window on the first stair landing, has ever matched the exterior view of the house.
The living room wallpaper has also been changed from a diamond pattern to the familiar vertically-striped design that remains for the rest of the series. This new design figures prominently in Season Five's "The Wallpaper".
In Frank and Marie’s kitchen a minor change can be noted. The large wooden fork and spoon which were very dark and about three feet long, have been replaced with lighter colored wooden utensils about half the length of the originals. This fork and spoon figure in the Season Seven episode “Baggage”.
(edit) The new title sequence goes as follows: Ray gives a similar speech prior to the first season, while raking the leaves, as his family passes behind him on a conveyor belt. (edit)
The living room wallpaper has also been changed from a diamond pattern to the familiar vertically-striped design that remains for the rest of the series. This new design figures prominently in Season Five's "The Wallpaper".
In Frank and Marie’s kitchen a minor change can be noted. The large wooden fork and spoon which were very dark and about three feet long, have been replaced with lighter colored wooden utensils about half the length of the originals. This fork and spoon figure in the Season Seven episode “Baggage”.
(edit) The new title sequence goes as follows: Ray gives a similar speech prior to the first season, while raking the leaves, as his family passes behind him on a conveyor belt. (edit)
Ally: Do you like my picture, Daddy?
Ray: Yeah, I do honey, I do.
Debra: Honey, how come you make Grandma and Grandpa look so scary?
Ally: That's not Grandma and Grandpa, those are Halloween monsters! (edit) Frank: How often is my son on TV?
Robert: I was on TV when we busted John Gotti.
Marie: Yes, but you didn't have any lines, dear. (edit) Frank: (to Ray) I could have ate a box of Alpha-Bits and crapped a better interview. (edit) Debra: (to Ray) I told you to say "little star!" (As opposed to "asterisk," which Ray is unable to say on television.) (edit)
Ray: Yeah, I do honey, I do.
Debra: Honey, how come you make Grandma and Grandpa look so scary?
Ally: That's not Grandma and Grandpa, those are Halloween monsters! (edit) Frank: How often is my son on TV?
Robert: I was on TV when we busted John Gotti.
Marie: Yes, but you didn't have any lines, dear. (edit) Frank: (to Ray) I could have ate a box of Alpha-Bits and crapped a better interview. (edit) Debra: (to Ray) I told you to say "little star!" (As opposed to "asterisk," which Ray is unable to say on television.) (edit)
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