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Ray Romano Joins NBC Comedy/Drama

Jun 19, 2012  •  Post A Comment

Correction 6-19-12 at 8:22 pm PT: Headline changed from "Sitcom" to "Comedy/Drama"

The star of "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "Men of a Certain Age," comedic actor Ray Romano, is joining the cast of NBC’s "Parenthood" for a multi-episode arc during season four.

NBCUniversal announced in a press release that the Emmy winner will surface in the season premiere, set for Sept. 11. Romano will play a photographer and former photo journalist who befriends Sarah (Lauren Graham) and complicates her relationship with Mark (Jason Ritter).

Romano’s last series, the TNT dramedy "Men of a Certain Age," received the Peabody Award.

2 Comments

  1. Parenthood is a drama, not a sitcom.

  2. I am physically ill about the addition of Ray Ramano to “Parenhood.” He’s a standup comedy guy added to a cast of brilliant actors. I keep reading “nobody” even watches “Parenthood” … no one has polled me, my family or friends–we all agree it’s the best thing on TV (I cannot take another reality show). I do not want to see “Parenthood” cancelled and if this is the only way to ensure this, I’ll accept it, but I am not happy about Mr. Romano’s jumping into my favorite show.

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