A personal revolution has begun to return an American Classic back to people all over the world.

In 1996, a classic TV sitcom was born. For more than 20 years Everybody Loves Raymond has entertained and touched the lives of millions of people around the world. After the series ended in 2005, it continued to run in syndication across cable platforms and streaming services including Hulu and Netflix.

As of 2016, Netflix remained the only streaming service left that brought Everybody Loves Raymond in its entirety on demand into millions of houses across the world. But starting September 1st of this year, Netflix removed the show from its program, ending its license contract and causing an uproar across the globe.

Despite countless attempts to contact Netflix and request the iconic show back, as well as countless Netflix memberships being canceled over the removal of the show, Netflix has yet to acknowledge the rift it has created between its users and itself.

Everybody Loves Raymond is more than a show, it has become an intimate part of people's lives, and the time has come for the people to stand up and make their voices heard.

Along with the #BringBackRaymond movement that's spreading across Twitter, fans are reaching out daily to Netflix in attempt to get them to listen.

Please sign our petition and show Netflix that have made a terrible mistake, and that we as people will not be force-fed whatever they feel we should be watching. Please help show Netflix that their paying customers deserve to have a voice.

Signing this petition will show Netflix that we mean what we say. But what else can we do? Right now, go to this link:

http://nflx.it/1XXFMqP

and in the three boxes put "Everybody Loves Raymond" and request it back. NETFLIX has a request system that they use to "bring shows and movies their customers request." 

Go to Social Media and share this petition and the hashtag on twitter: #BringBackRaymond. Spread the message of this movement and make a difference. This is about more than a TV show, it's about people having a voice, and that voice being heard. 

Follow @BringBackELR on Twitter for Updates on the movement.