10x4

Never Say Why

Ray gets dragged to a philosophy seminar by Debra. It really affects him and he starts to question the meaning of life. Naturally, Marie is horrified, as are Amy's parents, since it might rub off on their daughter and cause her to doubt her Christianity. Meanwhile, Robert has an incurable case of the hiccups.

10x6

Ally's Boyfriend

Ally comes home with a boy from her class. She tells her parents that they're going to see a movie together. Debra says okay but Ray is worried because he remembers his first date and what he did with the girl he liked when he was Ally's age. So Debra suggests that Ray chaperone the date. He does and winds up ruining it, while the boy is a perfect angel. Marie, Debra and Amy understand Ally's distress and Ray is again in trouble with the ladies. Debra also agonizes about her little girl growing up. At the end Ally comes in and said that  the boy tried to get fresh with her and she slapped him. Debra's relieved, and Ray says "See? I was right!". He won't let Debra forget it.

10x8

The Typo

Raymond is reading his column when he finds an embarrassing typo in it that suggests something very bad. He becomes all worried that people will blame him and think he's illiterate or think false things about him based on what the typo said. Robert gives him a gift-wrapped dictionary with a smug look on his face, while Marie has managed to hunt up all Ray's school assignments that she saved in hopes that she will prove that her darling Raymond is not a grammar and spelling dunce. Unfortunately, she's unpleasantly surprised by what she finds and yells at him. Frank says "You're in deep crap now, Orthographic Wonder," (How does Frank of all people know that word?) Ray goes to visit the guy who proofread his article and tells him why he should be more careful because now his whole family is on his back. The guy gets angry and says one little mistake and I get crap for it. A fight and eventually Ray makes up with the guy and a retraction is printed..

The end sequence shows Robert sitting at his kitchen in his PJs and robe, smiling broadly as he cuts out the article with scissors. He highlights the typo, then magnets it to the fridge, walks away, but then turns around, comes back,  and kisses it, then smiles and walks out.

OR

Ray reads the retraction and an even worse mistake is made in it. He hangs his head and Robert grins with glee.

10x10

Words of Wisdom

Ray goes to the dentist and it turns out he's long overdue to have his wisdom teeth out. He's nervous, especially after his last near-death experience. There's Frank teasing him with tooth fairy jokes and Robert saying, well there goes all your smarts. While sitting at a McDonald's, enojoying his "last meal", Ray meets a little kid who has cancer, talks with him/her and is taught a lesson as he realizes how good he has it and it gives him the courage to go ahead.(He also promises the kid a box seat in the next game he covers and gives him/her and autograph.) He doesn't die, but has lots of pain. Marie of course fawns over him as usual.

10x12   Just Kids

On her yearly physically Amy shockingly finds out shes pregnant. marie is thrilled because she has more grandchildren. so are ally and the twins. Robert is shocked and almost has a heat attack but then is relieved when he finds out Debra and Ray are also having kids, just kids!

I have an idea of a new episode, however it might take place either somewhere between season 1 - 6, or after season 9.

I'm thinking of a title like "Everybody Loves Robert".  Let's just say that Robert felt embarrased and extremely jealous of Ray, who accidently expose Robert's personal secrets to the public TV as the news talks about another one of Ray's sports article and then Robert thinks that his younger brother and the whole city doesn't respect him so much causes Debra and Marie to disgust Ray with frowny looks.  Nobody believes that Ray was joking with funny antics about Robert so Ray attempts to convince the news reporters and live radios to talk about Robert being the hero of Lynnbrok, New York until things had gotten out of hand for Robert.  I don't know how to end this story in imperfect way so I'll just leave the summary the way I wrote it.