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When Carrie learns Doug stole the romantic line he used when they started dating, he struggles to come up with a new one for Valentine's Day to try to redeem himself.
When Carrie learns Doug stole the romantic line he used when they started dating, he struggles to come up with a new one for Valentine's Day to try to redeem himself.
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S3, EP15 "Deacon Blues"Carrie and Doug (Leah Remini, Kevin James) discuss the real definition of infidelity when Doug sees Deacon (Victor Williams) with another woman.
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S3, EP16 "Horizontal Hold"Deacon's recent separation forces Doug and Carrie to re-examine some things they may have taken for granted.
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S3, EP17 "Inner Tube"Doug dreams that he could solve all of his problems if he could assume the roles of vintage television characters.
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S3, EP18 "Papa Pill"When Doug can't understand the difficulties Carrie faces when caring for Arthur, he takes over and learns the hard way.
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S7, EP19 "Ice Cubed"Carrie is overcome with guilt when she gets a digital music player for free because of the cashier's inattention.
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S7, EP18 "Van, Go"Holly is upset when she learns Carrie was using her to have access to her van; Doug has an argument with a waitress who takes too long to deliver his food.
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S7, EP17 "Wish Boned"Doug's elation at winning two tickets to the NCAA Final Four turns to guilt when Carrie prompts him to take Arthur instead of Deacon.
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S7, EP16 "Black List"Doug tries to find his roots when Deacon snubs him for a new Black friend; Carrie's manicurist refuses to see her.
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