It’s unlikely that there will be an Everybody Loves Raymond reboot. The cast appears to have moved on and agreed that starring on the sitcom was fun, but it was a specific time in their lives and that’s over now.
After Everybody Loves Raymond, Phil Rosenthal continued to work. However, he didn’t create and sell another sitcom. This is surprising since he created one of the most successful family sitcoms ever.
But once Everybody Loves Raymond’s 210 episodes had finished airing, Rosenthal didn’t work in the comedy genre again. He produced the documentary Exporting Raymond, which was released in 2010 and was about the Everybody Loves Raymond spin-off Voroniny. He also acted a few times, including in an episode of Better Things.
Phil Rosenthal smiling and standing on the red carpetvia Instar
In 2022, Phil Rosenthal talked about his career in an interview with The Guardian. He explained that he hasn’t been able to sell another show despite his success with Everybody Loves Raymond. He mentioned that he wouldn’t want to serve as the showrunner.