Ray Romano Rules Out 'Everybody Loves Raymond' Reboot

Cites the deaths of key cast members and a desire to preserve the show's legacy as reasons for his decision.

Ray Romano has ruled out a reboot of the popular sitcom 'Everybody Loves Raymond', stating that it is 'out of the question'.
The decision is partly due to the deaths of Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts, who played Romano's parents in the series.
Romano believes that reboots are 'never as good' as the original shows and wants to preserve the legacy of 'Everybody Loves Raymond'.
Despite the end of 'Everybody Loves Raymond', Romano continues to work in television and will star in the upcoming Netflix dark comedy series 'No Good Deed'.
Romano and showrunner Phil Rosenthal had wanted to end 'Everybody Loves Raymond' in its eighth season, despite other cast members' willingness to continue.