TV Guide IFC Sunday

An infamous, elite bank robbery crew tries to execute the ultimate heist, going after $30 million in cash from the Los Angeles division of the Federal Reserve.

A U.S. marshal begins a manhunt in the aftermath of a plane crash, but learns the escaped convict might actually be innocent of the crime he is accused of.

Larry, Moe and Curly are running from a jealous husband and mistakenly join the Army, only to learn that the man they are running from is their new commander.

Larry, Moe and Curly decide that peddling fish will be more lucrative if they catch the fish themselves, so they purchase fisherman uniforms and a row boat.

Dan hysterically tries to rid himself of a briefcase containing a time bomb that someone has handcuffed to his wrist.

Christine's father plans to retire to Florida, but ends up living with her and hanging out with Dan.

A successful Chicago doctor wrongfully accused of murdering his wife evades a relentless U.S. marshal while he looks for the real murderer.

An infamous, elite bank robbery crew tries to execute the ultimate heist, going after $30 million in cash from the Los Angeles division of the Federal Reserve.

The officers of the Los Angeles S.W.A.T. team try to restore their tarnished reputation by successfully transporting a drug kingpin to federal authorities.

A small-time drug smuggler becomes an instrumental participant in the explosive expansion of the U.S. cocaine market in the 1970s.

Debra is disturbed to learn that her car is the one in which Raymond used to make-out as a teenager, and understandably refuses to drive it.

When Ray learns that his wife's ring has a fake diamond, he tries to secretly replace it, but learns that she has already done so.

Arguments erupt over a board game after the cable goes out, and Ray discovers that his father hooked up the illegal connection.

After he wins a writing award, Debra convinces Ray to be more upbeat, but when he does so, his family accuses him of being self-centered.

Raymond finds a dog that looks like the one he and Robert had as kids, but he doesn't expect the real owner to be looking for it or that it's a valuable stud.

When his noisy and nosy parents irritate the neighbors, they demand a meeting with Raymond to find a solution to the problem.

When a local radio host comes to interview Debra, he finds her family far more interesting and ignores her, much to her consternation.

A flashback episode explores the time when Ray and Debra learned they were having twins, and why they live across the street from his parents.

Ray's appearance on a sports talk show turns out to be an embarrassment when he appears awkward, but his second chance is even worse.

Raymond is surprised to discover that he has mastered the techniques of his parenting class when he uses them on his parents and daughter.

Raymond takes Robert out on the anniversary of his divorce, and they begin to bond, but a little too much for Raymond's liking.

Raymond resolves to take up playing the piano once again in order to teach his daughter a lesson in perseverance, and the music brings back memories.

Raymond finds that his guilty conscience is affecting his game after he successfully tricks Debra into letting him play more rounds of golf.

Ray is shocked to learn that his parents were separated for a year, but wonders if it was such a bad thing when he considers how unhappy they are.

Debra reads an article that leads her to believe that her husband would be a much happier person if he could work within the confines of his own home.

Debra decides to write a children's book, and tries to get Raymond to help, but instead, he turns it into a competition with their daughter as the judge.

Raymond can't seem to understand why his father would possibly dislike an aquarium that he has purchased for the elder man's 65th birthday.

While attending a high school reunion, Ray remembers his days as a nerd, and discovers that Debra was one of the "cool people."

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.

Ray has big holiday plans for a passionate tryst with his wife, but the sudden arrival of some unwanted Christmas guests threatens to ruin everything.

When the family heads to Brooklyn to visit Mrs. Rossini for Thanksgiving, it is customary for the women to wait on the men, which irritates Angela.

Samantha's grandfather, Nick, is denied parole from prison, so he breaks out and prepares to run, but first he must confront Samantha.