Single Spaced: After Carrie moves into the flat in Manhattan, Doug struggles to keep the house in order. Doug's parents encourage the estranged couple to try marriage guidance counselling. [AD,S]
China Syndrome (Part 1/2): Arthur's wedding day doesn't go according to plan, and Doug is down in the dumps about his marriage, but then Carrie hears from the adoption agency. [AD,S]
Single Spaced: After Carrie moves into the flat in Manhattan, Doug struggles to keep the house in order. Doug's parents encourage the estranged couple to try marriage guidance counselling. [AD,S]
China Syndrome (Part 1/2): Arthur's wedding day doesn't go according to plan, and Doug is down in the dumps about his marriage, but then Carrie hears from the adoption agency. [AD,S]
China Syndrome (Part 2/2): The last ever episode. On the flight to China, Doug and Carrie realise that home is where the heart is, but there's another surprise in store. [AD,S]
Pilot: US comedy about Doug, a New York postman who is king of his castle. Life is good with his loving wife Carrie and prized new TV, but then his recently widowed father-in law moves in. [AD,S]
China Syndrome (Part 2/2): The last ever episode. On the flight to China, Doug and Carrie realise that home is where the heart is, but there's another surprise in store. [AD,S]
Pilot: US comedy about Doug, a New York postman who is king of his castle. Life is good with his loving wife Carrie and prized new TV, but then his recently widowed father-in law moves in. [AD,S]
Fat City: While browsing one of Arthur's photo albums, Doug sees a picture of Carrie's heavyset mother. Arthur's comment about all women in the family getting fat makes Doug panic. [AD,S]
Crappy Birthday: When Carrie tells Doug to ignore her 30th birthday, he is more than happy to play along, because there's a huge ultimate fighting tournament on TV. [AD,S]
Fat City: While browsing one of Arthur's photo albums, Doug sees a picture of Carrie's heavyset mother. Arthur's comment about all women in the family getting fat makes Doug panic. [AD,S]
Crappy Birthday: When Carrie tells Doug to ignore her 30th birthday, he is more than happy to play along, because there's a huge ultimate fighting tournament on TV. [AD,S]
Manhattan Project: A flat in Manhattan that Doug and Carrie wanted when they got married becomes available. Carrie expresses an interest in moving there, but Doug's not so sure. [AD,S]
Mild Bunch: Doug attends his high school reunion, hoping to relive the 'good old days', but gets more than he bargained for after getting together with an old friend. [AD,S]
Offensive Fowl: Doug decides to become a vegetarian after nearly running over a chicken in the street, but it proves a huge struggle for him and Carrie to give up the fast food they love. [AD,S]
Home Cheapo: A jealous Doug and Carrie devise a penny-pinching plan after Deacon and Kelly buy a weekend home by the lake. Arthur offers to help a job-hunting Spence improve his CV. [AD,S]
Brace Yourself: Spence loses his job, so Kelly and Deacon hire him to help around the house. Arthur is determined to change his appearance after Major draws an unflattering picture of him. [AD,S]
Ruff Goin': When Carrie and Doug aren't invited to a local street party, Doug adopts an unwanted dog to prove to the neighbours what a nice person he is, but he soon loses patience with it. [AD,S]
Major Disturbance: Without telling Carrie, Doug volunteers to look after Major while Deacon and Kelly take a weekend break, but his good-natured attempts to bond with the boy cause issues. [AD,S]
Moxie Moron: When Doug and Deacon's boss is sent to rehab, Deacon takes over as supervisor, but things quickly go downhill when Doug decides he wants to join the management structure too. [AD,S]
Affair Trade: When Doug receives seductive messages from a woman who had a fling with another Doug Heffernan in the Hamptons, he struggles to sort out the misunderstanding. [AD,S]
Acting Out: Carrie wants to put Arthur in a retirement home after he starts a fire in the basement, but Doug makes a discovery that motivates him to change her mind. [AD,S]
Fight Schlub: Doug befriends a rival delivery man - but is his new friend quite what he seems? Meanwhile, Carrie's attempts to mentor a teenager have the opposite of the desired effect. [AD,S]
Buggie Nights: When Arthur brings bedbugs home from a holiday, Doug and Carrie are forced out of the house while a creepy exterminator gets to work. [AD,S]
Apartment Complex: Doug and his pals rent an apartment to use as a secret hangout. Meanwhile, Carrie goes to great lengths to please her newest client, Kirstie Alley. [AD,S]
Gambling N'Diction: After she beats him and his friends in a friendly poker game, Doug convinces his mother to try to enter a high-stakes tournament. [AD,S]
Fresh Brood: Doug borrows a baby from Danny to prove to Carrie that they're ready for a family. Arthur thinks he deserves to be a coffee shop's customer of the month. [AD,S]
Baker's Doesn't: Doug and Carrie are roped in to helping out at their church during the holidays: he guards the manger, while she tries to bake a cake. [AD,S]
Wish Boned: Doug agrees to take Arthur on a trip to St Louis, on the condition that he never has to see his naked back again. But all does not go to plan. [AD,S]
Poor Judgement: Doug decides to become a bartender, but soon discovers that the job isn't as much fun as he thought it would be, while Arthur enters the world of politics. [AD,S]
Domestic Disturbance: When Carrie hires a maid, Doug feels left out and hires Spence's mum. But she's a terrible cleaner, and Arthur falls for her. [AD,S]