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Carrie becomes obsessed with trying to convince the new neighbors that she and Doug don't constantly fight.
Carrie becomes obsessed with trying to convince the new neighbors that she and Doug don't constantly fight.
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S5, EP4 "Kirbed Enthusiasm"Doug agrees to try out for a semiprofessional football league if Kirby will stay with peewee football.
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S5, EP3 "Holy Mackerel"Carrie's prayer for a raise is miraculously answered while in church, prompting her and Doug to start asking God to grant wishes.
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S5, EP2 "Window Pain"Carrie becomes obsessed with trying to convince the new neighbors that she and Doug don't constantly fight.
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