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After hearing of possible layoffs at her law firm, Carrie begins to worry about her own job security; Doug loses Deacon's lucky Koosh ball.
After hearing of possible layoffs at her law firm, Carrie begins to worry about her own job security; Doug loses Deacon's lucky Koosh ball.
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S6, EP12 "Dougie Houser"Carrie reminds Doug of a past incident at their first house when he wants to buy a chainsaw from an infomercial.
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S6, EP13 "Frigid Heirs"After Arthur wins $2,500 playing bingo, a dispute erupts over how the money should be spent; Doug wants to purchase golf clubs, while Carrie would like to go to a day spa.
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S6, EP4 "Dreading Vows"Doug and Carrie decide to renew their wedding vows, then try to cancel the ceremony; Arthur debates keeping his wedding present for himself.
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S6, EP5 "Nocturnal Omission"Doug decides not to ruin Deacon's weekend with a beautiful stewardess by telling him about his ex-wife's plans.
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S6, EP3 "King Pong"Doug asks Arthur to train him at ping-pong so that he can beat Carrie, and Spence is jealous when his girlfriend is promoted to waitress at the bowling alley.
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S6, EP2 "Doug Less"Newly slim Doug surprises Carrie with a romantic getaway to a resort in the mountains, but she discovers that he was there with an old girlfriend.
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S6, EP1 "Doug Less"Newly slim Doug surprises Carrie with a romantic getaway to a resort in the mountains, but she discovers that he had been there with an old girlfriend.
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