Madylin Sweeten who plays Ally is in real-life older sister to Sawyer and Sullivan Sweeten who play Michael and Geoffrey.
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At the end of the episode when everyone is arguing in the kitchen, the potholders next to the lasagna on the table keep changing position between shots. See more...
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Madylin Sweeten who plays Ally is in real-life older sister to Sawyer and Sullivan Sweeten who play Michael and Geoffrey.
Recovering Pessimist (series 1)
Ray is nominated for a Sportswriter of the Year award against, among others, Chuck Heaton from Cleveland. Chuck Heaton is a retired sportswriter from Cleveland and also Patricia Heaton's father.
The Game (series 1)
Joe Manfrellotti, the actor who plays Gianni, played a cable guy in this episode and was later brought back in the beginning of the Second Season in the role of Gianni.
I Wish I Were Gus (series 1)
Doris Roberts (Marie) and Jean Stapleton (Aunt Alda) worked together in Jean's hit show, All in the Family, on CBS. Doris guest starred.
Pilot (series 1)
The twins are named Matthew and Gregory for the pilot, but are then renamed Geoffrey and Michael from the second episode on. The name change was made when it was felt that life imitated art in the pilot, in which the twins were named Matthew and Gregory (the names of Ray Romano's real-life twins).
The Letter (series 2)
Maggie Wheeler was the actress originally slated to play the role of Debra Barone. Patricia Heaton was more of what the show's producers were looking for and was the only actress who auditioned that was comfortable enough to kiss Ray Romano.
The Lone Barone (series 3)
Kevin James returns to the show that helped to give him his own show The King of Queens. Earlier in the evening, as part of CBS's Shameless Crossover Monday promotion, Ray, Robert and Frank appear in The King of Queens episode "Road Rayge".
Halloween Candy (series 3)
Frank dresses up as Frankenstein in this episode for an in-joke alluding to the role he played in 1974's Young Frankenstein.
Hackidu (series 4)
Paul Reuben's character tells Raymond that Robert is "too uptight and that he should learn to love himself, and that there's nothing wrong in loving yourself." This is an inside joke about Paul Reuben's arrest for "loving himself" in a adult theater in Florida in '91.
A Vote for Debra (series 6)
Bill Parker, who's running against Debra in this episode, is actually Patricia Heaton's real life husband.
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