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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, EP14 "Dog Days"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, EP15 "Crappy Birthday"Doug forgets Carrie's 30th birthday and has plans to watch the wrestling match; Doug must scramble to put together a romantic evening.
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S1, EP16 "S'ain't Valentine's"Arthur meets an intoxicating stranger at a singles' dance; Carrie and Doug's romantic evening is spoiled.
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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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S9, EP11 "Single Spaced"Carrie moves to Manhattan; Doug and Carrie consider adopting a baby after running into friends who recently had a child.
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S9, EP10 "Manhattan Project"Carrie sees her dream of living in the city coming true when an apartment becomes available in Manhattan.
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S9, EP9 "Mild Bunch"Doug reunites with a high-school friend (Adam Sandler) who wants to relive some of their mischievous acts.
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S9, EP8 "Offensive Fowl"Carrie quickly tires of having to eat meat in private because of Doug forcing his new beliefs onto her.
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