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Did you know that Everybody Loves Raymond and King of Queens actually share the same universe? That's right! In fact, both shows were produced in 1998.
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In the episode "Halloween Candy," "Frank" gives the same speech about morality he gave to Robert De Niro's character in Taxi Driver (1976).
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The show Everybody Loves Raymond made Ray Romano one of the highest-paid actors on television. He was making somewhere around $1.7 to $1.8 million dollars per episode. Wow!
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We don't see this on shows nowadays! One of the main reasons Everybody Loves Raymond ended was that the producers pretty much ran out of ideas at some point during the show.
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The role of "Frank" was considered to be giving to Darren McGavin. In the end, Peter Boyle got the role, which honestly is a better fit.
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Amusingly enough, almost every single season of Everybody Loves Raymond contains at least one flashback episode!
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The series finale was actually pushed back for about a week due to the fact that Patricia Heaton fell ill during the intended shooting time. The entire audience was sent home and told to come back a week later!