Everybody Loves Raymond

Ray discovers that the angrier Debra becomes, the better their sex life gets, so he sets out to provoke a clash between her and Marie. He intentionally creates tension, hoping the heightened emotions will boost their intimacy. He believes that making Debra angry will make their bedroom encounters more passionate.

Angry Sex is a television programme presented as an episode‑length instalment. It falls within the genre of a programme episode and carries the straightforward title that hints at its central focus. The format is concise, delivering its narrative in a single, self‑contained segment. The story follows Ray, who comes to the realisation that Debra’s increasing anger directly correlates with an improvement in their sexual relationship. He observes that the more upset she becomes, the more satisfying their intimate encounters turn out to be. This insight prompts him to consider how best to sustain that heightened state. Acting on his observation, Ray decides to deliberately provoke a clash between Debra and their mutual acquaintance, Marie. His intention is to manufacture the very tension he believes fuels the positive shift in his sex life. By stirring up discord, he hopes to maintain the conditions he deems beneficial for their intimacy. The episode tracks Ray’s scheme as he attempts to engineer conflict, positioning the interpersonal drama as a means to an end. It centres on the cause‑and‑effect relationship he perceives between emotional agitation and sexual fulfilment, and it follows his efforts to manipulate the dynamics between Debra and Marie in pursuit of that outcome.