Everybody Loves Raymond
(1996–2005)
When Ray gives his parents an engraved toaster for Christmas, they exchange it right away without even opening it.
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Title: The Toaster (14 Dec 1998)
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Cast
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| Ray Romano | ... | ||
| Patricia Heaton | ... | ||
| Brad Garrett | ... | ||
| Madylin Sweeten | ... | ||
| Doris Roberts | ... | ||
| Peter Boyle | ... | ||
| Robert Culp | ... | ||
| Patricia Bethune | ... |
Exchange Lady
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Peggy Doyle | ... |
Elderly Woman
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Drenda Spohnholtz | ... |
Leann
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| Phil Abrams | ... |
Sales Clerk
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| Sawyer Sweeten | ... | ||
| Sullivan Sweeten | ... | ||
| Katherine Helmond | ... | ||
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When Ray gives his parents an engraved toaster for Christmas, they exchange it right away without even opening it.
Plot Keywords:
toaster | christmas | mother son relationship | long island new york | gift |Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
14 December 1998 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Stage 5, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USACompany Credits
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1.33 : 1
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Written by: Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by: Sydney Philharmonia Choir and Antony Walker
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Goofs
When Ray is in the bedroom with Debra, he's moving the toaster around while complaining that he thinks it's a dumb gift. While he moves the toaster, you can see the studio lights reflecting off the surface of the toaster. See more »Quotes
Ray Barone: I'm a doofus, okay? I admit it. Come on, who am I kidding? Look at me. I'm a goofy doofus with a foofy toaster.See more »
Soundtracks
Ode to JoyWritten by: Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by: Sydney Philharmonia Choir and Antony Walker
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