I have reccently gotten into this show, and like the Golden Girls, I'm HOOKED on it, I'd like to someday own it on DVD.

You think there is any danger of it leaving the air any time soon?

I have reccently gotten into this show, and like the Golden Girls, I'm HOOKED on it, I'd like to someday own it on DVD.

You think there is any danger of it leaving the air any time soon?

I wouldn't think so because I think it still brings the ratings. We recently aquited Netflix to watch shows online which we have been doing alot and all UNCUT! It's been awesome. We do still DVR the show in case we don't want to sit at the computer. I think my husband said to have just Netflix streaming video was only $7.50 a month - we don't get the DVDs though because that's extra and we don't want the hassle of getting them and sending them back. The only problem with that is that some shows only offer the DVD and not the online, like the Jeffersons. I do hope they offer that online soon.

I wouldn't think so because I think it still brings the ratings. We recently aquited Netflix to watch shows online which we have been doing alot and all UNCUT! It's been awesome. We do still DVR the show in case we don't want to sit at the computer. I think my husband said to have just Netflix streaming video was only $7.50 a month - we don't get the DVDs though because that's extra and we don't want the hassle of getting them and sending them back. The only problem with that is that some shows only offer the DVD and not the online, like the Jeffersons. I do hope they offer that online soon.

Been watching a lot of shows through Netflix streaming, though we use our Blu Ray player, or Wii so we don't have to sit around the computer.

I wouldn't be shocked to see it go to late nights/weekends only on TBS seeing as how it's only airing 12:30 weekdays now. If they eventually remove it, I'm sure it'll land on a second cable network. Wouldn't be surprised for Viacom to eventually try it out on Nick at Nite. I can also imagine Hallmark making a play for ELR to pair with their other acquisition, Patricia Heaton's The Middle which will begin on the Hallmark Channel in 2014. ELR might provide a good lead out for Middle and a good lead in for Frasier.

I hope Nick at Nite can air Everybody Loves Raymond along with TV Land.

I think Lifetime and The Hallmark Channel would be great for Everybody Loves Raymond.

I hope Everybody Loves will return to TBS with a full hour.

I've noticed it seems like several of the networks really run a show as much as they can when it's on. When I first started watching Nick at Nite and TVLand they'd have more shows on each night, for a half hour or hour apiece. Now it seems like networks prefer to just run one show for two or three hours in a row. It's great if it's a show you like, but there's not as much variety as there used to be and it seems like people might get sick of shows quicker.

If they put Everybody Loves Raymond on Nick at Nite they can also put The King of Queens on Nick at Nite.

I think they should air Everybody Loves Raymond along with Home Improvement and The King of Queens on Nick at Nite starting Mon. April 29.

I'm glad they added an additional episode of Raymond for 3pm on TBS.

I hope they can still keep Raymond on TBS because this fall will be the 10th year of Raymond on TBS

There is a possibility that Everybody Loves Raymond will be removed from TBS this Fall because they are just airing a single episode a day (Weekdays at 12:30PM on TBS).

If Everybody Loves Raymond was removed from TBS they should air it on The Hallmark Channel.

I've noticed it seems like several of the networks really run a show as much as they can when it's on. When I first started watching Nick at Nite and TVLand they'd have more shows on each night, for a half hour or hour apiece. Now it seems like networks prefer to just run one show for two or three hours in a row. It's great if it's a show you like, but there's not as much variety as there used to be and it seems like people might get sick of shows quicker.


This is one of the reasons I "Cut the Cord" in January of 2007. (Along with the ever-rising fees and the insane amount of advertising) :angryfire. Marathons are for Runners, Not TV shows.

Everybody Loves Raymond will be airing only Saturday Nights 6pm-8pm on TBS.

In early 2015 Everybody Loves Raymond will air on Nick at Nite!!!