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Ray Ramano; for Everybody loves Raymond...and...Ray Loletta I'm not sure of his last name but he's been around putting out good parts for years. His latest addition is that show about "What if God was one of Us."
I think these two guys are gonna be quality actors for years to come.
I think this is what Seinfield was trying for...on top of trying for a succussful sit com.
To me Seinfield was just like a funny Bob Saget.
Ray and Ray know how to act. You always felt a little funny watching Saget or Seinfield cause it was like they didn't know what they were doing.
Not saying some of Seinfield wasn't really funny but i think that's the reason he died off.
What do you guys think of these two?
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Just because you don't possess the level of intelligence needed to understand the comedy of Everybody Love Raymond (not that you need much, it's pretty straightforward), doesn't mean you can spam up a thread with crap that doesn't have anything to do with the topic at all.
Opinion? How is asking of they are skaters expressing an opinion. Get back on topic, cut out the bullshit, and try and conduct yourselves with a little more civility for a change. This forum has been filled with hatemongers as of late.
I love Ray Liotta he's one of my favourite actors.I loved him in Goodfellas, Corrina Corrina,Blow,Narc and many others that i cant think of right now.But yeah I agree with you he has quality.
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Ray Ramano; for Everybody loves Raymond...and...
Ray Loletta I'm not sure of his last name but he's been around putting out good parts for years. His latest addition is that show about "What if God was one of Us."
Mar 11th, 2005 02:17 AM
Avril should sooo be in that show she would punk it up and give him her attitude.Maybe simple plan should sing the theme tune that would rock.
