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Ray Romano loves his ‘Parenthood’ role

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Ray Romano loves his 'Parenthood' roleFILE- In this May 19, 2010 file photo, Actor Ray Romano attends the TNT and TBS Upfront presentation at the Hammerstein Ballroom, in New York. The "Everybody Loves Raymond Star" is feeling the love in a multi-episode arc on the NBC series, "Parenthood." Romano told the AP Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013, that he recently shot his last episode of season four, and if it gets picked up for a fifth, he’d consider coming back. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini, file)(Credit: AP)

NEW YORK (AP) — Fans of “Parenthood” love Ray Romano.

The former star of “Everybody Loves Raymond” is currently appearing on NBC’s “Parenthood” in a multi-episode arc as a photographer involved with Lauren Graham’s character. He’s hoping the love lasts a little longer.

Romano told The Associated Press on Tuesday he shot his last episode for season four and if the show gets a fifth season, he’d consider coming back.

“As long as they have a good idea for my character, I’d be happy to do it,” Romano said.

Romano told show runner Jason Katims he was a fan of the show and joked that since his series, “Men of a Certain Age” was canceled he was “unemployed and would work cheap.”

This season concludes Jan. 22. No word on if it’s been renewed.

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