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When Doug goes to Dr. Farber (Tim Matheson) for a root canal, he finds out Carrie used to have a major crush on the dentist.
When Doug goes to Dr. Farber (Tim Matheson) for a root canal, he finds out Carrie used to have a major crush on the dentist.
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S4, EP25 "Shrink Wrap"Carrie and Doug send Arthur to a psychiatrist (William Hurt), to whom he reveals his relationship with his father (Ben Stiller).
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S1, EP5 "Paternal Affairs"Arthur is immediately smitten with Doug's favorite aunt (Brenda Vaccaro) and asks permission to court her.
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S1, EP6 "Head First"Doug makes an effort to be more friendly with Arthur and soon discovers the benefits and risks of allowing his father-in-law to tag along with him in public.
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S1, EP7 "The Rock"Doug and Carrie debate the advantages of selling her engagement ring after discovering that it is worth a fortune.
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S4, EP24 "Two Thirty"When Doug goes to Dr. Farber (Tim Matheson) for a root canal, he finds out Carrie used to have a major crush on the dentist.
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S4, EP23 "Eddie Money"Doug tries to keep $5,000 in gambling winnings a secret from Carrie, who didn't want him betting to begin with; Carrie is offered a new job. Eddie Money guest stars.
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S4, EP22 "Patrons Ain't"When their accountant makes them feel guilty about their lack of charitable donations, Doug and Carrie decide to make a large donation to a school library.
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S4, EP21 "Bun Dummy"Doug hates Carrie's new hairstyle but can't bring himself to tell her the truth; Spence dreads an upcoming reunion with a former teacher.
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