Lucky Suit

If I had to pick one episode, Lucky Suit is my favorite. This is easily one of the funniest and most emotional ones, from Roberts many facial expressions to Maries raw emotions to show her love for her son. Wow! Just brilliant!

It really shows how wonderful and talented actors Brad Garrett and Doris Roberts are, and they both deserved their Emmy awards.

A must see!

What an amazing performance from Doris Roberts in this episode - the emotional beats and the comic timing from her are exceptional. Brad Garrett gave one of his best ever performances too. The supporting cast getting opportunities to shine make for some of the best episodes and Robert has really grown over the seasons.

To me, Everybody Loves Raymond really hit it's stride in season 6 and was hitting every episode out of the park. I don't think it slowed down before it ended, which means there really isn't a bad season or even episode. It's a shame we will never get more episodes, but what they've given us is top quality tv.

"Lucky Suit" is quite possibly the greatest piece of media ever created. There are no words on God's green Earth that can describe the impact this episode had on my life, as well as many other's. Robert Barone should be crowned as the single best fictional character ever written. I think we should replace that golden disc on the Voyager 1 with a tape containing this episode and this episode alone, so that if humanity ever goes extinct aliens can have proof of how advanced of a civilization we once were. In fact, I bet those aliens are going to make a religion out of this episode. I know I would. Every frame of this episode is completely perfect and should be preserved in maximum security museums. A 400 page poem can be written about each individual zeptosecond of this work of art. This episode was sent by divine beings, as no mortal can be capable of writing such perfection. After watching this episode I nearly hanged myself due to the realisation that the pure witness of "Lucky Suit" will probably be the peak of my life. Nothing will ever top this masterpiece. 10/10 would reccomend.