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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.
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, EP14 "Hi, School"When Doug makes a delivery to his former high school, the football coach treats him like a hero, so Doug begins stopping by more often.
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S7, EP15 "Deconstructing Carrie"As Carrie reluctantly approaches her 35th birthday, Doug bribes neighborhood construction workers to hoot and holler at her in order to make her feel younger.
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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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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, EP11 "Pour Judgment"Carrie is upset when Doug does not take an exam that could have led to a promotion, so he retaliates by becoming a bartender.
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S7, EP10 "Domestic Disturbance"Carrie gets a raise and hires a Spanish-speaking housekeeper, but the language barrier frustrates Doug; he retaliates by hiring Veronica as his personal housekeeper.
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S7, EP9 "Cologne Ranger"Doug wears a cologne Carrie dislikes to try to convince himself and the guys that she does not control him.
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S7, EP8 "Awed Couple"Deacon and Kelly find new couple friends, forcing Doug and Carrie to turn to their old reliable couple friends, Neal and Marcy.
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