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Doug (Kevin James) tries to keep Arthur (Jerry Stiller) busy while Carrie (Leah Remini) sets up a surprise party for his 75th birthday.
Doug (Kevin James) tries to keep Arthur (Jerry Stiller) busy while Carrie (Leah Remini) sets up a surprise party for his 75th birthday.
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S3, EP2 "Roast Chicken"Doug gives a cheesy card to his boss, whom he hardly knows, and gets chosen to roast him at a celebratory dinner.
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S3, EP3 "Fatty McButterpants"An embarrassed Doug discovers that Carrie buys his clothes at big and tall shops, so he vows to lose 30 pounds.
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S3, EP4 "Class Struggle"Carrie starts taking college classes and Doug's sister Stephanie, who just returned to town, helps him adjust.
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S3, EP5 "Strike One"Doug splurges on a new car against Carrie's better judgment, and the bad decision immediately comes back to haunt them.
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S2, EP25 "Whine Country"A coin toss decides the destination for Doug and Carrie's vacation; Arthur and Spence join Doug and Carrie on vacation.
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S2, EP24 "Flower Power"Carrie gets jealous of a co-worker who received flowers and accuses Doug of losing his sense of romance.
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S2, EP23 "Restaurant Row"Carrie bars Doug from eating at his favorite Italian restaurant, but he goes back for lunch and bites off more than he can chew.
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S2, EP22 "Soft Touch"Doug (Kevin James) is duped by Tim (Bryan Cranston) into participating in a pyramid scheme that requires him to sell water filters.
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