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A barking dog means sleepless nights for Doug and Carrie; Arthur thinks that a popular comic strip is based on his life.
A barking dog means sleepless nights for Doug and Carrie; Arthur thinks that a popular comic strip is based on his life.
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S1, EP17 "Court Date"Doug encourages Carrie to date the police officer who stopped her, hoping to get out of her fourth traffic ticket of the year and avoid a hefty increase in their car insurance.
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S1, EP18 "White Collar"Doug inherits his shift supervisor's job after an untimely death but soon misses his old responsibilities.
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S1, EP19 "Rayny Day"Ray (Ray Romano) invites Doug to play golf at an exclusive country club; Marie (Doris Roberts) teaches Carrie how to clean a house.
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S1, EP20 "Train Wreck"Doug is disappointed when Carrie isn't jealous of his beautiful trainee; Arthur feels he's been scammed when he orders a gravestone.
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S5, EP16 "Golden Moldy"Doug downplays a mold problem in the basement so he and Carrie can go on a last-minute Caribbean vacation.
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S5, EP15 "Animal Attraction"Doug has to transport penguins to the Albany zoo, forcing him to cancel romantic Valentine's Day plans with Carrie.
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S5, EP14 "Prints Charming"Doug and Carrie feel insecure about their lives after they accidentally pick up the exciting pictures of another couple.
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S5, EP13 "Attention Deficit"Doug tries to prove to Carrie that he thinks about her all the time; friends threaten to ditch Doug's Super Bowl party for a co-worker's.
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