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Doug fakes being injured so that Carrie, who feels responsible, will continue to tend to his every need and allow him to miss a dreaded wedding.
Doug fakes being injured so that Carrie, who feels responsible, will continue to tend to his every need and allow him to miss a dreaded wedding.
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S9, EP7 "Home Cheapo"Deacon and Kelly buy a vacation home, Carrie is upset because they could have easily afforded it, but they were too cheap.
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S9, EP8 "Offensive Fowl"Carrie quickly tires of having to eat meat in private because of Doug forcing his new beliefs onto her.
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S9, EP9 "Mild Bunch"Doug reunites with a high-school friend (Adam Sandler) who wants to relive some of their mischievous acts.
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S9, EP10 "Manhattan Project"Carrie sees her dream of living in the city coming true when an apartment becomes available in Manhattan.
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S9, EP6 "Brace Yourself"A drawing by Deacon's son convinces Arthur that he needs braces; the Palmers hire Spence as a servant.
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S9, EP5 "Ruff Goin'"Doug adopts a dog to impress the neighbors but soon regrets the decision; Arthur helps Danny with his gambling problem.
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S9, EP4 "Major Disturbance"Doug tries to win back Major's love after he traumatizes the child while reading him a scary bedtime-story.
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S9, EP3 "Moxie Moron"Doug takes on a supervisory role at IPS to prove to Carrie that he is not content with being a driver for the rest of his life.
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