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Doug becomes addicted to the night life after he agrees to go club hopping with Deacon to help snap him out of his depression.
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S5, EP9 "Connect Four"
After Carrie wins four Knicks tickets, she and Doug struggle to find a couple to double-date with that they can both get along with.
S7, EP11 "Pour Judgment"
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S5, EP11 "Mentalo Case"
Doug recalls his childhood toy, Mentalo; Arthur sends Holly to find the perfect gift for his daughter.
S7, EP12 "Gym Neighbors"
When Doug and Carrie start training with their neighbor (Lou Ferrigno) so Carrie can lose a few pounds, Doug works out a deal that allows him to laze around during exercise time.
S4, EP6 "Ticker Treat"
Doug's Halloween decorations put Arthur in the hospital; Deacon doesn't like Kirby's choice of a Halloween costume.
S4, EP5 "No Retreat"
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S4, EP4 "Friender Bender"
Doug and Carrie's friendship with Deacon and Kelly is tested after Doug is distracted and backs into their car.
S4, EP3 "Mean Streak"
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