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Doug feels so guilty about putting down Arthur that he gives him one of his Mets tickets; Doug gets arrested trying to catch a foul ball.
Doug feels so guilty about putting down Arthur that he gives him one of his Mets tickets; Doug gets arrested trying to catch a foul ball.
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S7, EP6 "Off-Track ... Bedding"Doug goes looking for his father at a model train convention and notices his mother with very seductive Arthur Spooner.
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S7, EP7 "Silent Mite"Doug and Arthur investigate when Doug's wallet is stolen; they suspect Carrie's admirer is responsible for the theft.
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S7, EP8 "Awed Couple"Deacon and Kelly find new couple friends, forcing Doug and Carrie to turn to their old reliable couple friends, Neal and Marcy.
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S7, EP9 "Cologne Ranger"Doug wears a cologne Carrie dislikes to try to convince himself and the guys that she does not control him.
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S2, EP13 "Party Favor"Carrie helps Doug plan a bachelor party after she volunteers him to be the friendless Danny's best man.
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S2, EP12 "Net Prophets"Carrie insists on using Doug's Christmas bonus to invest in Internet stock.
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S2, EP11 "Sparing Carrie"Doug's bowling-team sponsor demands victory, meaning Doug may have to fire his team's weak link: his wife, Carrie.
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S2, EP10 "Roamin' Holiday"Doug invites Spence to move in as part of a plan to keep Carrie's annoying friends from spending a weekend.
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