75 episodes
Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Raymond Post-Fun Podcasts
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3.9 • 25 Ratings
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This improvised sitcom follows the continuing adventures of the Barone Boys, Lynbrook, New York's most dedicated public servants and the hosts of Long Island's favorite TV rewatch podcast, "Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Raymond." Each week, they try their best to recap each episode of that timeless TV classic, but with all of the twists and turns that come their way, only one thing is certain – it's not really about the show.
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Welcome to the Barone Zone / Bridge to Season 4
The Barone Boys reflect on Season 3, their 2nd anniversary, and what changes lie ahead. Season 4 premiers May 9th!
In the meantime, be sure to check out the BarONUS zONUS, where you can pay what you want for lifetime access to our monthly bonus episodes! If you feel like reaching out visit postfun.org/raymond to find our many means of communication! -
Paramount v. Barone Boys / 3.26 How They Met
In the Season 3 finale, as Paramount prepares to take the Barone Boys to court over the name of the podcast, Mike sits for a deposition about the show, his past, and Season 3, Episode 26 of Everybody Loves Raymond, "How They Met."
raymond@postfun.org / BarONUS zONUS / store / Instagram / Facebook / Threads -
Circum-size Me / 3.25 Robert Moves Back
As the Barone Boys scramble to contain the fallout from a major political scandal, they try to spin their opinions on Season 3, Episode 25 of Everybody Loves Raymond, "Robert Moves Back."
raymond@postfun.org / BarONUS zONUS / store / Instagram / Facebook / Threads -
We're Coming for You, Jacksonville / 3.24 Dancing with Debra
As the Barone Boys lend their support to Lynbrook's newest small business, they also find time to ask the people on the street about Season 3, Episode 24 of Everybody Loves Raymond, "Dancing with Debra."
raymond@postfun.org / BarONUS zONUS / store / Instagram / Facebook / Threads / A little bit of Squirrel Nut Zippers
Billy Joel's new single "Turn the Lights Back On" has fallen off the Hot 100 but has climbed to number 9 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
Body count: 1 -
All of Our Watery Mistress / 3.23 Be Nice (w/ Joseph Schneider)
As Adam and Alex stroll through the Lynbrook Park Book Fair, they run into their dear friend Joseph Schneider, who happens to have seen Season 3, Episode 23 of Everybody Loves Raymond, "Be Nice."
raymond@postfun.org / BarONUS zONUS / store / Instagram / Facebook / Threads / Richard Russo's North Bath Trilogy
Billy Joel's new single "Turn the Lights Back on" is holding steady at #62 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week.
Also, Schneider would like to promote the end of US aid to Israel. -
Everybody is at Least a Moderate Fan of Raymond / 3.22 Working Girl
As the Barone Boys splinter into competing podcasts, they talk to everyone but each other about Season 3, Episode 22 of Everybody Loves Raymond, "Working Girl."
raymond@postfun.org / BarONUS zONUS / store / Instagram / Facebook / Threads / Airplane! clip that you can judge for yourself
Billy Joel's new single "Turn the Lights Back on" is at #62 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week.
The Baronmeter average (which someone forgot to say) was 2.6
Body count: 1 doppelganger
Customer Reviews
Would be great but…
Too focused on political correctness and critiques every little thing that made the show hilarious. They & their guests don’t seem to be fans—just doing a project for their college.
Holy crap what is this?
This is supposed to be a everybody loves Raymond rewatch and its not. They used to do their unfunny skits and do a recap now its just a mess. They have mashed the two and its crazy that they think its funny? I wish someone out there would make a true podcast on Everybody loves Raymond is that too much to ask?
Not sure who intended audience is?
While yes, ELR was a show from the 90s and some things haven’t aged well, this podcast seems to be focused on pointing all of this out. It’s definitely OK to critique some aspects of it and call out why certain things are problematic, but the hosts don’t seem to be fans of the show. They also don’t seem have even watched it very closely (e.g., they did not know how Ray and Debra met?). As a fan of the show, I’m turned off by how they seem to hate it 😂 so I’m inclined to think this podcast isn’t for ELR fans. But then I wonder, who is this podcast for?