1 year ago
No 'Everybody Loves Raymond' Reboot, Confirms Brad Garrett
The classic TV show 'Everybody Loves Raymond' won't be coming back.
The actor Brad Garrett, who played Ray's brother, said it's not happening.
This is because some of the actors who played the parents in the show have passed away.
Garrett and other actors from the show feel that the parents were very important to the show.
They think that trying to do a reboot without them wouldn't be the same or do the show justice.
The original show was on TV from 1996 to 2005 and won lots of awards.
Brad Garrett confirmed a 'Everybody Loves Raymond' reboot is unlikely.
The deaths of Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts were key reasons for no reboot.
Garrett stated the parents were essential to the show's dynamic.
Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton shared similar reservations about a reboot.
'Everybody Loves Raymond' aired from 1996-2005, winning 15 Emmys.
- Who
- Brad Garrett confirmed it.
- What
- A 'Everybody Loves Raymond' reboot is unlikely.
- Where
- Washington, US.
- When
- Recent interview.
- Why
- Due to the passing of key cast members, specifically the actors who played the parents.
Key facts
- Show Title
- 'Everybody Loves Raymond'
- Actor Confirmation
- Brad Garrett
- Reason for no reboot
- Deaths of Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts
- Original Run
- 1996-2005
- Emmy Awards Won
- 15
