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Doug loans Carrie to Deacon for a couple of days to help him get ready for his big Thanksgiving dinner.
Doug loans Carrie to Deacon for a couple of days to help him get ready for his big Thanksgiving dinner.
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S5, EP18 "Steve Moscow"After tearing apart the Heffernans' walls, a contractor has a dispute with Doug and disappears, leaving things a mess.
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S5, EP19 "Cowardly Lyin'"When Doug gets caught in a lie to avoid going to the opera, he and Carrie decide to be honest with each other in the future.
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S5, EP20 "Driving Reign"A relative rivalry erupts after Doug reluctantly helps get his cousin Danny promoted to driver at IPS; Holly accidentally insults Arthur.
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S5, EP21 "Clothes Encounter"Carrie can't stop buying expensive clothes, and then taking them back to the shops within a few days. Meanwhile, Spence's new girlfriend is so afraid of his dog she tells him to decide who he wants, the dog or her.
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S5, EP12 "Jung Frankenstein"Carrie gives Doug's therapist (guest star Dave Foley) a laundry list of bad habits to work on. Arthur fights an addiction to nasal spray.
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S5, EP11 "Mentalo Case"Doug recalls his childhood toy, Mentalo; Arthur sends Holly to find the perfect gift for his daughter.
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S5, EP10 "Loaner Car"Doug loans Carrie to Deacon for a couple of days to help him get ready for his big Thanksgiving dinner.
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S5, EP9 "Connect Four"After Carrie wins four Knicks tickets, she and Doug struggle to find a couple to double-date with that they can both get along with.
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