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After her parents are murdered before her eyes, a child grows to become a professional killer, leading her to hunt for her parents' killers.

A former Special Forces operative discovers his hometown is on the verge of being corrupted by the influx of drugs and gambling.

While the court is used to Roz's usual surly demeanor, when the crew is assigned to daytime hours, they are shocked when she is actually perky.

Dan takes Margaret to the opera in hopes of wooing her; a group of people at the courthouse begin to believe Bull is their god.

Harry realizes the man standing before him in court is none other than his childhood bully; Christine goes on a hunt for a good nanny.

When Christine is feeling especially low, a local street artist makes her feel better; Mac and Dan decide to take up photography.

A comic is brought into the court when some of his audience thinks his routine is offensive, which starts an argument about free speech.

The courtroom is taken over by a television crew and their demanding child star and his mother, irritating Roz, who lashes out at the oblivious parent.

After her parents are murdered before her eyes, a child grows to become a professional killer, leading her to hunt for her parents' killers.

A former Special Forces operative discovers his hometown is on the verge of being corrupted by the influx of drugs and gambling.

A witness, who can lead police to the drug kingpin responsible for the disappearance of $100 million worth of heroin, will only talk to one detective.

Tough narcotics cops head up a task force charged with stopping a dangerous drug kingpin and his batch of ecstasy from hitting the streets of Miami.

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.

When Frank is found to be an unsafe driver, Debra doesn't want the kids riding with him; Raymond begins to worry that his parents are getting older.

When Raymond and Debra hire a sitter, Marie is insulted; when the kids prefer the sitter to Debra, she has to go, but Marie can't handle the job.

After Raymond embarrasses her at an auction, Debra decides to get even with him but doesn't say how or when, driving him crazy.

When Debra's mother comes to visit, Debra finds that she wishes she took more of an interest in her, and even prefers Marie.

When Debra suggests that birth control is getting her down Ray decides to take it upon himself, but a Halloween party causes his plan to go horribly wrong.

Robert decides to move out of his parents' house, but Debra misses him, and he finds that he hasn't really made that big of a change.

Raymond becomes jealous when one of his rivals gets an article published in Sports Illustrated, but is pleased when he learns that it is heavily rewritten.

Raymond and Robert have a discussion about the pros and cons of marriage, and when Robert and Amy break up, everyone puts the blame on Ray.

After tests reveal Frank and Marie's poor health, Marie puts them on a diet, and prepares a tofu turkey for Thanksgiving, which does not go over well with Ray.

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

Ray is bewildered to learn his parents exchanged his personalized Christmas gift to them for a cutting-edge coffee maker.

Raymond demands retribution when his father tells him that he once let him win at ping pong, but upon losing, Ray claims that he let his father win.

Raymond is not so loved by Marie when he admits that he threw a party 20 years earlier, but Robert soon admits that it was in fact his party.

The family grows concerned when Robert radically changes his personality in order to bond with his new partner and her friends.

Ray and Robert make a tribute video for Frank when he wins lodge "Man of the Year," but during filming they discover that he isn't really popular at the lodge.

When Frank fakes an injury to avoid going on a cruise vacation with Marie, Ray takes his place and is mistaken for her lover.

When Debra takes the kids to her parents', Ray is scared to be by himself and seeks solace with Robert, and they begin reminiscing.

Raymond tries to use his influence as a sportswriter to impress Robert when they meet the '69 Mets at the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Ray tells Debra that he feels too crowded in bed and would like her to move over, but soon finds out there is not going to be a simple solution.