Everybody Loves RaymondEverybody Loves Raymond is a family television show about a married father of 3 living across the street from his parents' house. parents, therefore, his family is constantly interrupted by the children, his brother and his parents. Episode 1 of Season 1 begins with Raymond and his wife struggling to balance life with children, work and family. Since his wife is a stay-at-home mother of twins and a 3-year-old daughter, Raymond allows his wife to take a day off with her friends and have fun without the supervision of her parents who invite themselves without authorization or notice. As a result, Raymond's failure to try to satisfy his family by lying is quickly discovered. The stage allows him to perfectly realize his goal in life: to provide for his family and do everything he can. Throughout the episode of Father Knows Best, the father is always in a tuxedo and tells the audience that he is a hardworking man. For most of the episode, the mother is still at home while the children run in and out of the house. In Everybody Loves Raymond, the mother comes home to a clean house and is totally impressed with Raymond. American values ​​are also presented through simple struggles such as, in Everybody Loves Raymond, a huge controversy arose when Raymond gave his mother a Fruit of the Month Club and his mother reacted with irritation to the amount of fruit that happened in every generation. in society can be influenced by avoiding peer pressure, but for individuals filled with wisdom, the shows can reflect modern American society. Everybody Loves Raymond and Full House are great shows that face the same obstacles in life as a typical person living in the United States today. As a result, most modern family sit-coms reflect our society's generations and those most vulnerable. Based on the success of early family sitcoms, Americans adapted to a fast-paced lifestyle with the help of modernity.