Post by Rachel on Aug 31, 2004 16:24:08 GMT -5
This was in TV Guide:
Don't look for EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND to jump on the supersize send-off bandwagon when the sitcoms signs off in May. Executive producer Phil Rosenthal says that the swan song will be "a half hour. It will be a regular sized episode." Unless Ray Romano convinces him otherwise. "If the show would merit being an hour, I would agree to do it," Romano says. "Because, frick, it's the end of nine years, and we're wrapping it up. This is big, and we should make it a special thing."
I agree because if they can make "Robert's Wedding" 45 minutes, they can make the series finale more than 30 minutes.
Don't look for EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND to jump on the supersize send-off bandwagon when the sitcoms signs off in May. Executive producer Phil Rosenthal says that the swan song will be "a half hour. It will be a regular sized episode." Unless Ray Romano convinces him otherwise. "If the show would merit being an hour, I would agree to do it," Romano says. "Because, frick, it's the end of nine years, and we're wrapping it up. This is big, and we should make it a special thing."
I agree because if they can make "Robert's Wedding" 45 minutes, they can make the series finale more than 30 minutes.