Vs.Net Debugger wish for the day

I want to be able to see the return value of a function in the debugger. I can recall something similar in VC++ 6.0, and knowing MS, it probably didn't go away on its own. Is it still possible in VS.Net?

I'm talking about the return value of a function like:

Assert.AreEqual(30,range.Min());

Currently I need a (redundant) variable if I want to check the return value.

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