The King Of Queens

In the premiere episode, Doug's kingdom comes under attack when his recently widowed father-in-law, Arthur (Stiller), moves in rather than go to a retirement home, turning Doug's TV room into Arthur's bedroom.

While poring over an old photo book, Arthur shows Doug a picture of Carrie's mother, and Doug is stunned at how overweight she became as she aged.

Doug fears that Carrie's new job is taking her away from him.

Doug can't understand why Carrie refuses to agree to a double date with Richie and his wife, Marie.

When Doug's favorite aunt comes to visit, Arthur falls in love with her.

Carrie feels bad that Arthur has no friends and encourages Doug to take him out and do things with him. Doug reluctantly lets Arthur tag along and discovers that Carrie is grateful for Doug's generosity. Really grateful.

It turns out that, unbeknownst to Doug, the engagement ring he bought for Carrie is worth a lot of money.

Doug is way out of his league in an English literature adult education class that Carrie talks him into taking.

Doug loses his driver's license when Newsday columnist Ray Barone, guest star Ray Romano in his Everybody Loves Raymond role, coerces him into cheating on the driver's test.

Doug, Carrie and Arthur encounter chaos at every turn when they try to do all their Thanksgiving shopping the day before the holiday.

Doug's kingdom comes under attack when his recently widowed father-in-law, Arthur, moves in rather than go to a retirement home.

Carrie thinks Spence is lonely and fixes him up with a girl from work.

Doug discovers some of Carrie's secrets when they attend her friend's wedding.

The new neighbors' dog barks right under their bedroom window, keeping Doug and Carrie up all night.

When Doug forgets Carrie's 30th birthday, he has to scramble to put together a romantic evening.

Arthur meets an intoxicating stranger at a singles dance.

Carrie has just been issued her fourth traffic ticket this year. And her status as a persistent violator will double the

Doug's new promotion makes him miserable.

Doug plays golf with his new best friend Newsday's Ray Barone, guest star Ray Romano of Everybody Loves Raymond.

When Doug's new trainee turns out to be a beautiful young girl, Doug is sure that Carrie will be jealous, and when she's not, he's disappointed.

Carrie is embarrassed when a hungry Doug shows up at an important social event.

Carrie, desperate for a break, befriends the weird next door neighbors in order to get their time share in a vacation place in the Hamptons.

When Arthur gets to be too much to handle, Doug tries to pawn him off on his cousin.

Arthur moves out of Doug and Carriess house.

Doug and Carrie contemplate having a baby.