Top 10 Saddest Everybody Loves Raymond Moments
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- Top 10 Saddest Everybody Loves Raymond Moments. From such a funny show there were many sad moments played perfectly by the actors. Check out my Raymond playlist here: • Everybody Loves Raymond
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One of the more interesting things about the scene in the hospital is how Debora reaches out to Robert the moment that she finds out the news about Ray. In spite of everything, she sees Robert as a source of strength in the family.
Debra immediately going to Robert is so real.
“I was always weaker than him.” No, Frank. You were stronger.
My Dad was like that. He was abused as a child,. He never laid a hand on us.
Right on !
Much stronger.
He emotionally abused Ray and Robert.. so fuck him
Don't talk to fictional characters.
The last one still makes me cry. Patricia Heaton and Brad Garrett were fabulous.
Patricia Heaton is amazing, makes me tear up every time I watch that scene.
@@TheGourdKing Agreed. It's amazing how so many shows of so many tv genres screw it up. They stuck with what worked the entire series. That's how it's done.
Frank was one of the realest characters on tv.
Well, the sad stories made the show more realistic. Life isn’t a series of jokes. That’s what made ELR so great.
Big facts
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I hate this show because it's not about family, but people who constantly scream and insult each other. This is not funny, but disgusting.
@@hob_channel if you look closer that's how people treat each other everyday in real life
All of these scenes have merit. Marie breaking down while speaking to the FBI agent is extremely emotional. Robert realizing that he may not have a soulmate, another powerful scene. But the scene at the hospital is not only incredible, it is an incredible bit of acting by everyone. Debra going from normal to a state of shock in a heartbeat, Robert, switching from being a touch bitter in a comic scene to frightened, angry, heroic just seconds later. When he says "I'm his brother!" Just wow....Frank..usually so quick to throw out a witty or sarcastic comment..stunned into silence. That scene still brings tears to my eyes..Patricia Heaton and Brad Garrett are just fantastic.
These group of actors so underrated while FRIENDs receive the attention.
Patricia Heaton's and Brad Garrett's acting in that last one is so perfect. The panic and helplessness, brief as it turns out to be, is so real and genuinely moving. Then Peter Boyle's stunned silence to cap it off... it all brings me to tears every time.
Then him saying about he never wanted to see Deborah like that again
For some reason he looks very weak
Peter Boyle God rest his soul was a humble actor I saw him give advice to Travis Bickle in Taxi driver. Asking Ivan Danko what do you Russians do for stress to which Danko replies "Vodka"
He was in Kickboxer 2 aswell
I have a friend her and her brother are just like Raymond and Robert He was in surgery dislike Raymond something went wrong and he needed a blood transfusion without hesitation without even thinking about it my friend literally swam her hand down on the table in the waiting room and says either you take it from me or I take it for myself even though he only needed 1AV bag it showed that even though they don't get along all the time and they fight that she truly deeply cared about him Plus she's one of those I can make fun of my brother all I want h*** she even makes a game out of it but the moment an outsider does it h*** hes in a wheelchair me and him go away way back I mean like f****** elem entering and I thought I'm Hey wheels what's up keeping it will no and he burst out laughing this woman is 4' and literally looks right at me like if she had psychic powers I would burst into flames
When frank was talking about his dad hitting him, what made me think it was possible he actually was hit as a child, his leg shakes when he started the dialogue .
I think the ones that hit me the most are the ones where we can see Franks reactions. Just goes to show you that under that tough old bastard that frank tries to be, he is a loving father and husband. Just have to dig ALOT.
Nah he’s literally so rude to Marie, that’s why Marie has a emotionally incestous relationship with Raymond and is mean to Robert 💯
@@leena4828 ‘emotionally incestious’ mind expanding on this?
@@leena4828 Ew wth
Frank saying "A LOVELESS MARRIAGE?" and Ray almost dying always got to me.
Number 1 had my eyes watering because of Patricis Heaton's emotions when Ray was not coming out of the anesthesia.
when ray almost dies. that stern look of frank is a face no father should ever have. you bury your father, not the other way around
It was telling his son I love you and I would miss you and unless you know the full story keep your mouth shut at the same time
Honorable Mention: When Frank forged Mickey Mantle’s signature on the baseball to make Raymond happy.
RE. scene #5, I'm glad Frank saw what his Dad did was wrong, and that he "didn't want to be like him".
5:27 hearing Frank say “Hey son” while trying to console Robert is one of the most touching moments in the show. It proves how even as much of an asshole Frank was, at the bottom line. He cared deeply for his family and how they felt.
i'm actually glad marie wasn't there when raymond almost died. she would've taken all the spotlight because she's an over the top character. i like how everyone else's got to shine and we could see how much robert cares based on his reaction. we also see how close deborah and robert are because he was the first person she called when she heard the news.
That 180 Marie does with Debra after reading Ray's journal is great.
ELR is a funny show but it’s always felt raw and realistic. The last scene always gets me. We may have mixed feeling about our siblings. Robert claimed to hate Raymond and was jealous of him. But he didn’t hesitate, his first thought was to save his brother. Despite how you feel about your siblings nobody would hesitate to do the same...that’s why family IS family, would die for them.
A show that hit you on all levels. They were the perfect imperfect family on television.
The point of Robert saying maybe he has no "other half" is that later in that same episode, he runs into Amy again, and they eventually get married.
That whole stupid Frog Lady episode turned out to be the most important episode in the entire series. Brilliant, how they pulled Amy back in like that at the end.
The fact that Robert thinking his brother may be in serious trouble and doesnt even think twice ready to storm in to help him will always get me choked up.
Even though I would never ever condone or excuse Marie’s behavior, I completely understand number 4. I mean being a cop is dangerous enough, when you’re a city cop you’re dealing with petty two bit criminals but when you’re a fed, you’re dealing with specially trained killers and terrorists. I’d be scared too
Probably goes extra for her since Frank was in the Korean War too
"Petty two bit criminals"? Tell that to the men in Jersey City...or any other city in the WORLD where police deal with people and crimes you can't even imagine! Ignorant comment!!
@@bigfishcop Shut up pig
There was another one ... I think in the episode where Robert catches the thief by hitting him with a pizza. The ride along episode. After the thief catching ray complains to Marie that she and Frank don't care about Robert enough given his difficult job and Marie breaks down and says she tries to forget this as it's too painful
Do you remember which episode it is?
@@CODmontages110 I think season 2 ep17 the ride along
@@Cattycattycat Thank you! I can’t find the scene in that episode.
So glad for Frank “A Loveless Marriage” but then everyone realized they meant something even Frank Rip Peter Boyle 😭😭😔😔We love you
I always felt bad for Robert, but in the ride along episode, the look of awe and respect in Raymond' s eyes after Robert nailed the hold up man spoke volumes , not to mention how upset Marie and Frank were when they found out about hold up, that was when Marie showed emotion about Robert being a cop
When Frank yells at Ray about Debra when he almost died that makes me unbelievably sad
I like the scene when Marie talking to Roberts boss about retiring, so intense.
Number 7 is really heartbreaking to me. I was never close with my dad, i never bothered to spend time with him, and it is the bigest mistake I've ever done. You never really appreciate how great someone was until they're gone. My dad loved me so much. And I never showed any love back to him. Please! Spend as much time with your parents as you can! Don't make the same mistake I did! You will regret it...
There must have been a reasons(s) why you didn't spend time with him. Could you elaborate on why?
My grandpa passed last year. My only regret is that I never spent time with him, except when I was little. Whenever we'd visit, I'd talk to them for an hour, and then leave to play videogames. I hate my younger self.
Depends if your mom or dad ever liked you or helped you or even wanted to spend a second with you ,
The worst thing is when your effort and time and cry for love is not reciprocated and if your mother instigates your divorce and then gets her younger son to sleep with your wife and spends time with your kids who love him but don't give two hoots were you are
@@Dinvadbhatmarathi98 That is some really uglly shit. Im so sorry. Hope youve found the right counselor. All my love
Some great emotional moments in an otherwise hilarious comedy series. I would have added the one where Raymond finds out they’re having a baby. Love how he got choked up in that scene
Carrie Pearson great comment !
Which Episode Is That
It's so much sadder that one of the greatest elderly couples of TV history died. And one of the twins killed himself.
I'm not crying, you're crying :,(
And Debra’s parents died.
@@JamaicanRain And Amy's parents.
10 I cried when I saw the reaction of Debra and Robert.
Franks at end got me he looked scared that he might have to bury one of his own children
I still watch this show to this day a thousand times over.. It doesn’t matter that I have seen each episode a 100 times .. this show is such a sense of family and I love it
I’m still watching every episode.
I always thought it was kinda sad when Debra got fired from that job after her first day. She was so excited to be working and Ray gave her crap for it beforehand that it was a let down when it didn’t work out for her
My favorite when frank opens up to the boys
It's so sad how at first Debra couldn't even get the words out after Robert asks her what was wrong
This is why sitcoms from the 80s-early 2000s where the best. They did a great job with balancing humor with reality. Most sitcoms today just focus on lame jokes and even when they do get serious they just turn it into a gag.
#9 hit me hatd, especially when he says "nobody cares". And the audience saying awwww made it even sadder
I love the show where Marie wants her Italian cookie jar back and Debra says she doesnt have it! So codependent it was hysterical!
Im in tears right now. Awsome show. Thanks for the upload. Good cry.
While these clips may undoubtedly be some of the saddest moments of the show, what is amusing is that many of these scenes were followed by some of the funniest.
I related to Robert ALOT at #2. I used to be so lonely because I had a hard time being not Anti-Social and introverted. And every relationship I had ever been in had always fallen apart. I felt so isolated. So alone. And I felt like I had no one to talk to or say I love you to. I always felt like because I wasn't in a relationship that no one would ever love me. That I would spend the rest of my life alone and depressed. Luckily now, I have an amazing man that loves me for me and that loves and supports me as much as I love and support them.😊
My favorite show off all time, thank you for making this short video, if made me cry.
I would add the finale, when everyone is at tne table having lunch. It shows that after all they are a family.
most important lesson i've learned from this show, stay single and don't express yourself. LOL
best show ..and frank hes great!😘
Nothings sadder to me than the loss of Sawyer Sweeten ("Geoffrey") to suicide. I cant even bring myself to watch. RIP Angel. Very good video though, thank you!
Number 2 and 5 are the saddest
2 was my all time favourite. Your heart simply breaks for Robert in that scene.
@@MScorpioM Oh god, the second one. When Frank said "Hey. Son!" like that, my heart dropped to my stomach in a millisecond. Right in the feels!
@@natralskitsophrenia8465 Yes, "Hey, son!"
That's what got me too.
I love Frank sticking up for Deborah. You know it's serious when Frank is the voice of reason
The thing that gets me in the scene with Robert saying he has no soulmate is that Frank who is always so sarcastic and insensitive towards Robert (as he is with most people), actually stands up and calls after Robert. Not by his name but by Son. It really shows how much Frank actually cares and knows how heartbroken Robert is in the moment.
Number 7 I feel the same way about my mother and I feel so sad and worried 😭
The one where Ray won't wake up is pretty heartbreaking as well❤️
Number 8 melts my heart 🥺
#6 always gets me cause its really sweet and sad
Amazing. Thank you for this.
When Zia Sarina isn't really their relative is the saddest episode. They all got along and loved each other more when she was around.
Maybe you didn't wanna be like him.
- I didn't
So simple but so powerfull
Hey son😢
I don't watch the finale anymore. Upset me the first time round, lol.
The episode when Debras parents split is so sad too!!
Nice list, but somewhere in there you need to add the kitchen scene of Ray and Debra in "The Break Up Tape." Start at the point where Ray says, "Why did she break up with me." End it a few seconds after Ray says, ""I always wanted to know why."
The saddest scene in this show was when Frank saw a whole box of bugles go to waste and had to eat Funyuns, instead.
The one when Ray almost dies.... it seems to be no communication between the nurse and the doctor! One says Ray is not responding and the other he’s fine. Did the nurse asked for permission to go talk to the family before the doc?
G Ulmerton it’s a show...
Probably right after the permission is when he actually recovered real quickly.
I always feel for Robert, I’m the eldest sibling and I always feel like I’m in my younger brothers shadow as well.
You’re back!! Nice job on those precious moments. 😢😢
KARDisney thank you !! yeah sorry had a lot on lately :( more videos coming soon :)
Mikey D Hope things are ok. Keep me posted for more videos esp with Robert and Debra moments
2. You know it’s a sad moment when Frank tries to call out to Robert.
Thanks👍👍
The second one describes me perfectly...
Nice. Imo, i would add the breakup tape episode
Christopher Nhan Le would make the 11
What happened in that one again?
Throughout the show, Frank insults Marie, constantly orders her to cook him food, and does not even thank his wife.
After that, is he angry that Marie accuses him of a loveless marriage?
When you stick around with someone that long, the relationship transcends love. They're practically soulmates at that point.
And Marie insults him back and never accepts responsibility for her actions.
Face it, they deserve each other. Every vulgar and disgusting piece of it.
I think he's upset because on the inside her truly does care about her, but he just isn't comfortable about talking about it. The second episode of season one talks about how uncomfortable the whole family is when they say, "I love you."
Great countdown bud
Number 2 really hit me when I first saw it. Because that was me. I felt just like Robert.
Number 2 always makes me emotional
Nice job
That was intense.
I loved it when Rays book was rejected
I was moved by the scene when the six adults were snowed in and Debra hurt Frank's feelings. He went outside, she followed to apologize, and Frank told her he had always thought the two of them were a team.😢
There was always much more going on here than just Situation-Comedy.
They were a Family: warts and all!
Dummy one is so funny. 😂 🤣
5:08 I totally relate
#2 describes my situation perfectly...no matter how I try, no matter how well I treat a lady, as a gentleman should, I end up with a lonely, broken heart. I admit that I'm no George Clooney, but I'm not Quasimodo either, still, as Robert says, "Nobody wants this" (indicating himself), and now Hollywood and Washington are basically saying that I don't deserve a good lady, because of my own demographic make up...and I wish I could tell them all how much they hurt me with those messages😭
Andy Leclerc you’ll find it one day. Don’t stop being a good man. A good woman will see it and value it. It doesn’t matter how many loves you have in your life, the only one that will ever matter, is the one that never leaves.
Stay positive.
Love this show but I always believe that the writers bad taste was making marie treating Robert like he was nothing (in a lot of episodes not all).
Damn had no idea
I wanted not to like this list l, but man you nailed it.
Frank talking about being "weaker" than his dad really hit home for me. I know my dad got hit, probably a lot. He would spank me sure, but he would never hit me even though that's how he was raised. There's a part of me that knows he couldn't bring himself to do it.
Where's LEFT BACK from Season 4 Episode 10? When Raymond is talking to the twins, the look in his face says it all, defeat, too hard to a father accept that his children must stay in school another year!!!
That is what I was thinking as well, but for different reasons.
I've never known twins who did not progress through school together. I've known kids where one flunked and ended up in the same grade, or 9 month "twins" who ended up in the same grade, but never real twins who were separated when one was smarter than the other. That would have been awful for the one who didn't know he was "slower".
Why was he so surprised about the “loveless marriage” like there isn’t a whole video called “top ten frank jokes against Marie” 😭😭😭
In my opinion number one was resolved too quickly to set any real emotion; it should’ve dragged out for at least a couple more minutes then it did
What's the episode at number 2? I don't remember that one.
I think it's the episode when Ray saw Robert's date ate a fly. Robert thought that she was the one for him
@@Joe_Parmesan Oh okay! Thank you!
I guess they didnt have kindle direct publishing back then lol
Sometimes the Casting of this Show was downright ingenious. The Lady who played The Duty Nurse in the ELR finale is a Comic Actress named Miss Henriette Mantel. Before this, She played Housekeeper Extraordinaire "Alice Nelson" in "The Brady Bunch Movie" on The Silver Screen. Then there's the Actress who played "Zia Sarina." Miss Argentina Brunetti, who a number of years ago became famous for the movie catchphrase "Everytime a bell rings, an Angel gets its wings!" as a young girl in "George Bailey's" Family in "It's A Wonderful Life."🤔😏😇🔔📺🎥B.W.
Sad
Do they both have the same parents?
What was the name of the episode from number 6?
Season 7...episode 10 “Marie’s Vision”
Back2Basic: with the dummy how many thought of Jeff??
Most of these came in the last couple of series, right?
Ye, for me this show got better over time.
if my husbonds mother was like marie, i will move to another country..
Son!
Even though this show is not my favorite I think the constant babying of Raymond gets on my nerves I really do appreciate how this show can be funny and comical and stuff but what it's serious they know how to stop the canned laughter losing someone more like Raymond and Robert thinking about losing a family member is very insulting if someone were to just come up and start laughing their ass off I used to like the show no he did watch it every night but like I said Raymond always getting his way really got on my nerves but I do appreciate this show being serious and not making someone feel bad or look bad because they said bad things
1:14 If I were them, I avoid pity. Same thing my parents wants me to do something for their way. Their way leads to a failure. Because dad always wants us to move around the place and looking for a new home. He doesn’t know what he’s looking for. It drives me and my siblings crazy. My mom had a bad temper and she got from my grandpa. She wants me to quit college education. I told her no. I told her I am going to finish my education and get the degree and moving on to my next chapter. She begs and begs. I told the answer is no. I said to my parents that I would never be like them and never get the mistakes as they did.
🙏✌doris
I like number 8 because it's Frank's nice way of saying how f****** dare you say something like that about your wife baby especially when she could have lost you we could have lost you and you're only thinking about yourself elf that's Why I don't like about Raymond hes told that he almost died his wife was crying and hes too busy cassizing his wife for what not being f****** superwoman and breaking through the f****** door