Why do they say those words about 'disease and health, rich or poor, good or bad, until death separates you' at the wedding? They say this because sometimes things get better, and many times they get worse. At some point, you will all get sick, you may be poor, and you will never sleep with anyone again... because you will be together until you die. Doesn't marriage sound very interesting TIL DEATH "is a comedy about middle-aged Eddie (Brad Garrett," Everyone Loves Raymond ") and Joely Fisher (" Desperate Housewives "), who have battle scars on their 8743rd day of marriage to prove it. Their new neighbors are young newlyweds Stephen (Kat Foster, "Law&Order") and Jeff Woodcock (EDDIE Kaye Thomas, "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle") - idealistic, passionate, and adorable, married for 12 days. This is a program about newlyweds and old marriages, about maintaining a romantic relationship - or at least staying together so that someone can drive you to the hospital for surgery. Eddie is a cynical realist who considers himself an expert on most topics. As a high school history teacher, he learned the lessons of history well and applied basic principles to his marriage: all struggles are about power, land, and resources - and women like to waste their fun. As a veteran of the marriage war, Eddie freely offered advice to the young and idealistic Jeff, who was the new vice principal of Eddie's school. Of course, Eddie's little secret has always been that he loves Joey more than anything else. No matter how arrogant and ironic Joey may seem, she loves Eddie.