Patricia Heaton says “The Middle” and “Everybody Loves Raymond” doesn’t have to restart

Patricia Heaton Don’t mind her famous sitcoms have not been restarted – she prefers they are not!

The Sitcom star recently joked with Yahoo! Entertainment About to restart the classic sitcoms she played in.

“Why did I never come up with a show that could be restarted?” she asked. “Because it seems like everyone (other is).”

The actress played in Everyone loves Raymond as Debra Barone from 1996 to 2005 and then in Middle Like the Matriarch Frances “Frankie” Heck from 2009 to 2018.

In front of her yahoo! Entertainment conversation, published on Tuesday, February 18, Heaton’s previous Everyone loves Raymond costs Run Roman told the outlet In December, their sitcom should not be restarted.

Heaton, 66, joined Romano, 67.

“It was just kind of perfection – and you don’t want to move with perfection,” she said. “We have lost so many role members, you couldn’t restart it because it won’t be the same show.”

Since the series ended, Heaton’s in -laws died on the screen. Peter Boyle Died in 2006and ten years later, Doris Roberts died at the age of 90. Heaton and Romano’s son on the Sawyer Sweet screen died of suicide 2015.

Heaton has “the same” feelings about Middleto say it was “perfection.”

“How they wrapped it up, where we came to flash-ahead in the family’s life and see where they all ended up, it was so beautiful, and I think people have such a good feeling for the show,” Heaton said.

Heaton acknowledged the series’ latest resuscitation of social media on TikTok. “The children redirect or discover it for the first time. … that’s a beautiful thing, ”she said.

“It’s like a fantastic work of art – you don’t have to go in there and touch it or change it or do something about it. Just let it be what it is. And the wonderful with TV and about streaming (is) you will able to enjoy it as much as you want. ”

Romano previously told People At the premiere of his last show No good deed that he “forced” himself to look at all nine seasons of Everyone loves Raymond. “I did it through them all.”

“And then, 20 years ago, I was quite critical of it, close to it,” he revealed. “I did it. I was there. I saw how the butter was made or whatever. I was removed from it now, I appreciated it. “Adds,” I could say, “You know what, we did something pretty good. ”

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Middle and Everyone loves Raymond are available to stream on Peacock and Amazon Prime Video.