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After his bachelor party flops, Raymond is shamed into throwing Robert another one this time at the lodge where Amy's father and brother can attend.

Robert and Amy's wedding gets underway with the usual minor mishaps, then mid-ceremony Marie stands up and delivers a startling speech.

Tension is thick at the reception with both Frank and Marie critical about the arrangements, but Ray lightens the mood with a warm and humorous toast.

Debra tries to bring some laughter back into her marriage by joining Ray on the green for a friendly game of golf, but must first convince him.

When Marie tries to get the upper hand in her relationship with her new daughter-in-law, Amy, Debra steps in to save Amy the anguish that she has undergone.

Ray resorts to tough love in order to cure Michael's mystery "illness" that is preventing him from returning to school, and is rewarded with a confession.

After enjoying a scant three months of wedded bliss, newlyweds Robert and Amy attempt to offer a cynical Ray and Debra advice on how to build a happy marriage.

When Ray hires his contractor friend Gianni to replace their kitchen stove, Gianni's laziness winds up angering Frank and giving Debra the slow burn.

When Amy's brother comes over for dinner and makes himself at home indefinitely, he creates difficulties for everyone and gives Robert food for thought.

Raymond and Debra are forced to tell more and more elaborate lies to cover up a single fib, but when Marie figures them out, a lie of her own is uncovered.

Actors Jen Richards and Tongayi Chirlsa are invited to a festive cookout at Harry's, where they will enjoy grilled lamb chops made by Renee.

Harry and Renee go into their kitchen and use whatever they can find to whip up a veggie lasagna for comics Paul Scheer and June Diane.

Harry and Renee get in the kitchen and make Harry's famous fish sauce and a tasty brownie sundae for actors and comics Joel McHale and Aisha Tyler.

Tony and Angela celebrate Billy's birthday but when the Harpers want to have a get-together, the two families compete to see who can throw the best party.

When Cliff can't decide which one he likes more, Mona and Mrs. Rossini wage romantic war to see which one of them will become Cliff's girlfriend.

Owing his life to a feared Brooklyn underworld figure, Tony agrees to teach proper etiquette to the man's daughter as a return favor for saving his life.

After promoting a college concert, Sam is unable to find a band to highlight the event, so Tony calls on an old friend for assistance.

Tony takes the whole gang to a carnival, which Angela finds disappointing, until a trip through the tunnel of love alters their relationship forever.

Debra gets fed up and writes an angry letter to Raymond's mother, and Ray tries to stop it, but finds that it may not have been such a bad idea.

When Ray likes Marie's cooking better than Debra's, his wife is upset, and soon, his mother fears that he only visits her for the food.

When Raymond spends a shift in the patrol car with his brother, he first thinks it's boring, but realizes how brave his brother is during a robbery.

The family wonders why Marie is so fixated on the sexual activity of Robert's girlfriend, only to make an alarming discovery.

Extermination for termites drives Ray, Debra and the kids out and they move in with Marie and Frank for the duration, but now the shoe is on the other foot.

Ray becomes jealous of Robert when he finds that he has a swinging bachelor pad; Frank turns Robert's old room into a lounge.

Robert is unable to get any time alone with his girlfriend, so he moves back in with Raymond, which fails to solve his problem.

Ally busily prepares to get ready for her very first play date with a boy, and flashbacks help to reveal how Raymond and Debra first courted each other.

Raymond and Debra are distressed over their weak sex life, and when they go to his parents for advice, they get really depressed.

Debra discovers a newfound burst of sexual energy, and Ray's excitement soon turns to curiosity when he wants to understand the cause.

Ray is forced to pay up for a lavish ceremony after his wife discovers that he taped over their wedding with footage from the 1991 Super Bowl.

Debra finally cooks something that everyone seems to really enjoy consuming, and an outraged Marie feels that she must outperform Debra.

When Debra becomes extremely moody, Raymond makes the situation worse by suggesting that a pill might make things easier.

After Marie crashes a car through the front of his house, Raymond finally feels that he must explain to his parents how he feels about their intrusiveness.

Embarrassed to discover a canister of Marie's that she claimed to have returned, Debra hatches a scheme to dispose of the evidence.

The Barone's are shocked when Michael reads a story he has written at the school open house called "The Angry Family" describing his family's constant fighting.

An art class project of Marie's causes consternation, although Marie and Frank seem oblivious to its resemblance to a part of a woman's anatomy.

Robert starts dating a woman who thinks that he's Ray, but things go wrong when the woman meets Debra and tells her that she's dating Ray.

Robert expresses excitement when the opportunity arises for him to work for the FBI, but Marie's intrusive behavior may cost him the job.

Ray and Debra get big laughs when they do a Frank and Marie impersonation, but they aren't amused when the tables are turned.

Robert brings home a new girlfriend to show off to his family, but nobody appears to believe Raymond when his concerns about her turn out to be true.

When Robert decides to propose to Amy, he plans to meet her parents first to seek their permission, but things do not go smoothly.

When Robert is handed the task of writing wedding invitations, he messes them up to get out of it, but the invitations are sent out with disastrous results.

When Ray and Debra begin an ongoing dispute over who should put away a suitcase, Robert thinks they're crazy, but Frank and Marie can easily relate.

The Barones spend Thanksgiving with Amy's family, which goes surprisingly smooth until a bird flies into the house and Amy's father wants to kill it.

Ray decides to teach Debra a lesson in the importance of being prompt after her perpetual lateness almost causes them both to miss an awards dinner.

While visiting Frank and Marie, Ray and Debra discover that they are being kicked out of their condo; Robert and Amy reluctantly let them move back in.

When the PTA has issues with Debra's wardrobe, Ray is given the task of explaining that her apparel is inappropriate for their meetings.

Debra and Marie pressure Ray and Frank into participating in one of Robert's therapy sessions, but the guys find trips to the track more helpful.

When Debra becomes fed up with Ray leaving his stuff lying around, she takes lessons from Marie in how to deal with his messiness.

Robert is taken aback after learning an incredible secret about Pat that she has taken great pains to keep hidden from her family.

A routine surgical procedure leads Raymond to ponder his own mortality, but he soon finds solace in his close-knit family.

Lamont buys an under-priced porcelain figurine from a silent movie star, and Fred decides to take it to an auction to make an even higher profit.

Lamont will purchase a brand new hat for Fred for his birthday, and he will attempt to take him for a night on the town to celebrate.

Lamont's wedding day goes south after the bride dumps him at the altar, but the situation worsens when his relatives attempt to take back their wedding gifts.

After Fred and Lamont have unknowingly purchased stolen copper, they discover that their own plumbing has been stolen also, leading to a confrontation.

Fred begins to worry about his health in earnest after he receives devastating test results from his recent check-up at the doctor's office.

Fred accidentally knocks over Lamont's glass figurine collection and tries to cover it up by claiming that the destruction was the product of a robber.

Lamont decides to move into his own place after an attempt to enjoy a quiet evening with his latest girlfriend fails due to Fred's interruptions.

Fred must battle a collection agency when he throws his bills in the trash and claims that they never arrived because he no longer feels like paying them.

Lamont acquires two coffins from an auction, but superstitious Fred becomes scared and refuses to sleep when they are stored inside the house.

Fred proposes marriage to a widow with whom he is in love, but Lamont tries everything in his power to sabotage their relationship.