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Carrie sees her dream of living in the city coming true when an apartment becomes available in Manhattan.
Carrie sees her dream of living in the city coming true when an apartment becomes available in Manhattan.
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S5, EP1 "Arthur, Spooner"Team leader Carrie grows frustrated with her drab work group; Doug begins relying on Arthur's company in order to fall asleep.
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S5, EP2 "Window Pain"Carrie becomes obsessed with trying to convince the new neighbors that she and Doug don't constantly fight.
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S5, EP3 "Holy Mackerel"Carrie's prayer for a raise is miraculously answered while in church, prompting her and Doug to start asking God to grant wishes.
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S5, EP4 "Kirbed Enthusiasm"Doug agrees to try out for a semiprofessional football league if Kirby will stay with peewee football.
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S9, EP13 "China Syndrome"Doug discovers that Carrie did not get rid of her apartment in the city; Doug and Carrie receive an unexpected phone call; Arthur and Ava St. Clair's wedding hits a speed bump.
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S9, EP12 "China Syndrome"Doug discovers that Carrie did not get rid of her apartment in the city; Doug and Carrie receive an unexpected phone call; Arthur and Ava St. Clair's wedding hits a speed bump.
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S9, EP11 "Single Spaced"Carrie moves to Manhattan; Doug and Carrie consider adopting a baby after running into friends who recently had a child.
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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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