The King Of Queens

When Carrie starts putting extra time into her new job, Doug gets jealous and tries to make some advancements in his own career.

Doug gets busted when he tries to score some brownie points with Carrie so she will let him go to Vegas with the boys.

When Carrie insists that Doug join an overeaters support group, Doug secretly joins an abusive relationship group where he blames his overeating.

Doug gets jealous of the new, much funnier IPS driver, Tim (guest star Craig Gass "The Howard Stern Show"), who steals Doug's lunchtime audience with his flair for impersonations.

When Doug can't remember the name of one of Carrie's co-workers, he opts to fake a heart attack.

Doug is forced to track down his father at his model train convention to discuss his parent's marriage when he notices his mother spending too much time with a very seductive Arthur Spooner.

When Deacon and Kelly find new couple friends, Doug and Carrie must turn to their old reliable, yet slightly obsessive, couple friends, Neal and Marcy.

Doug is convinced that a "little person" stole his wallet while out Christmas shopping and goes on a man hunt to track him down.

Doug realizes Carrie controls everything in his life when he's forced to limit wearing his new cologne to times when Carrie is not around.

When Carrie hires Inez, a Spanish speaking housekeeper, without consulting him, Doug becomes frustrated and hires Spence's mother, Veronica, to be his personal housekeeper.

When Carrie gets upset with Doug for not taking an exam that could earn him a promotion, Doug retaliates by becoming a bartender.

When Doug and Carrie start training with their neighbor so that Carrie can lose a couple of pounds, Doug secretly conspires with Lou to let him lay around during their workout time.

When Carrie discovers that Doug stole the romantic line he used on her when they were first dating from a cheesy movie, he attempts to come up with an original romantic phrase for Valentines Day.

Doug starts hanging around his old high school a little too much when he runs into his former football coach, who treats him like a legend.

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.

When Deacon starts hanging out with his new friend, James, Doug is convinced he's being replaced because James has more in common with Deacon.

Holly becomes upset when she discovers that Carrie used her for her van, while Doug gets into an argument with a waitress when she takes too long to deliver his food.

When Doug accidentally spills mayonnaise on one of Carrie's most important business clients while attending a Mets' game, Carrie is forced to pretend that Spence is her husband instead.

Guilt gets the better of Carrie when she's forced to seek refuge from a blizzard in a church, while Doug's advice to a stranger goes a little too far.

Doug is ecstatic when he wins two tickets to the NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament in his office pool until Carrie guilts him into taking Arthur instead of Deacon.

Carrie becomes upset with Doug when she discovers that a plasma TV was the real motive behind their romantic getaway to the mountains.

When the Heffernan's neighbor passes away, Carrie decides it's time for them to enter the real estate game by purchasing the house before it hits the market and "flipping" it for a quick profit.