Life’s good for deliveryman Doug Heffernan, until his newly widowed father-in-law, Arthur, moves in with him and his wife Carrie. Doug is no longer the king of his domain, and instead of having a big screen television in his recently renovated basement, he now has a crazy old man.
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Life’s good for deliveryman Doug Heffernan, until his newly widowed father-in-law, Arthur, moves in with him and his wife Carrie. Doug is no longer the king of his domain, and instead of having a big screen television in his recently renovated basement, he now has a crazy old man.
Season 6 episodes
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The sixth season opens with a newly svelte Doug and a surprisingly jealous Carrie, who just can't hide her disdain when people constantly compliment her hubby on his weight loss. Doug decides to suprise her by taking her to an old holiday spot of theirs.
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Guest stars Julia Rose, Nick Bakay, Christine Gonzales, Dave Florek, Dennis Singletary, Erin Ross, Hal Devi, Natsuko Ohama
Doug surprises Carrie with a romantic weekend away at a resort. Doug and Carrie try to get over an argument they've been having, but only make things worse. Deacon finds Spence and Danny in bed together. Arthur decides he is in an emergency situation.
When Arthur handily beats Doug in several games of ping-pong, Doug decides to test his skills on Carrie, but is humiliated when he loses once again. In a desperate attempt to keep his ego intact, he asks Arthur to train him so that he can beat his wife.
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Written by Tony SheehanGuest stars Rachel Dratch, Jamie Kaler, Jim Swift, Steve McCammon, Dan Leegant, Vince Cefalu, Hans Raith, Greg Allen Johnson
Endless complications make Doug and Carrie quickly regret their decision to renew their wedding vows. In the midst of the wedding planning Arthur is praying that his wedding present, aged Port wine, will go unused when he discovers the value of the fine wine on E-bay.
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Guest stars Dakin Matthews, Christine Gonzales, Alex Skuby, Jenny O'Hara, Joe Flaherty, Dennis Cockrum, Jack Kissell, Pamela Kosh
When the partners of Carrie's law firm notice Doug's softball skills, they ask him to pretend that he's a lawyer in order to play on their company team. Carrie worries that Doug won't be able to pull off being a lawyer, but he is so convincing, an opposing firm offers him a job.
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Written by Kevin JamesGuest stars Michael Kostroff, Roland Kickinger, Victor Raider-Wexler, Michael C. Mahon, Todd Sandler
Carrie fears that her new gynecologist will drop her as a patient after she recommends Danny do some landscaping for him and Danny overcharges the doctor for the work.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamGuest stars Judge Reinhold, Merrin Dungey
Carrie hears that her law firm is laying off people and worries about her job, though her resigning boss is only worried about getting an omelette bar goodbye party. Meanwhile, Doug is in hot water with Deacon when he loses the koosh ball Deacon received from his son as a gift.
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Guest stars Sam McMurray, Victor Raider-Wexler, Melissa Chan, Christine Gonzales, Alex Skuby, Jim Staahl, Bob Bancroft, Michael Christian Alexander
It's Thanksgiving in the Heffernan household and while Carrie cooks dinner for ten people, Doug lets a stranger into the house to use the phone. He is convinced the stranger is a nice guy but Carrie is not so trusting.
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Written by Michael J. WeithornGuest stars Nick Offerman, Lou Ferrigno, Merrin Dungey, Omari Lyles, Desmond Roberts
With Doug on her back over her lack of motivation in finding a new job, Carrie enlists the help of Arthur and opens up her own company making decorative cell phone covers, then forces her friends to come to a showing.
Doug finds it unbearable working with Carrie when she takes a temporary job at his company during the holidays. Arthur tries to get various friends to pose for a Christmas card picture with him.
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Guest stars Jimmy Shubert, Steve Tancora, George D. Wallace, Kathryn Joosten, Alexandra Ryan, Rain Denise Wilson
In flashbacks, Doug and Carrie recall buying their house almost 10 years earlier and how it was mainly Carrie's decision because Doug preferred a different place.
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Guest stars Lauri Johnson, Nikki Tyler-Flynn, Jonathan Bray, Steven M. Gagnon, Howard Chan
Arthur wins $2,500 at a bingo game, and agrees to share some of his winnings with Doug and Carrie. Unfortunately, Arthur feels that he should decide how they will spend their portion.
After countless times of babysitting Deacon and Kelly's children, Doug and Carrie feel that Deacon and Kelly should return the favor and babysit Arthur every once in a while.
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Written by Tony SheehanGuest stars Eddie Pepitone, Merrin Dungey, Omari Lyles, Desmond Roberts, Antonio Muñoz
Though she quickly realizes why Doug dumped her so long ago, Carrie stays friends with his former girlfriend to take advantage of her employee discount at Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Guest stars Janeane Garofalo, Lou Ferrigno, Scott Atkinson, Trisha Simmons
When Arthur tries to sell Spence his adjoining burial plot, he winds up selling it to Spence's mother, Veronica. Doug is assigned a new delivery route and is freaked out by a man at one of his daily stops who always answers the door wearing nothing but a towel around his waist.
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Guest stars Gerry Black, Francine York, Sam Lerner, Sam McMurray, Melissa Chan, Christine Gonzales, Anne Meara, Allen Covert
Carrie asks Deacon and Kelly to accompany her and Doug to Florida for their visit with the in-laws so that they'll be forced to stay at a hotel instead of with Doug's parents, prompting a guilt-trip from Janet.
Doug must heal the breach between father and daughter when Arthur ruins Carrie's job interview at a prestigious real-estate development firm by making a nuisance of himself in the company's lobby.
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Written by Michael J. WeithornGuest stars Ron West, Alejandro Furth, Lolly Ward, Larry Newman
Doug sabotages Carrie's attempts to start hanging out with her co-workers by scaring them off with several crude techniques. Meanwhile, Spence and Danny realize that women like men who take care of the elderly and start using Arthur as bait.
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Guest stars Andrea Savage, Eddie Pepitone, Bill Erwin, Amy Farrington, Merrin Dungey, Michael James Reed, Jeff Weidemann, Jackie Flynn
What starts out as a valiant effort to win back the heart of Spence's ex-girlfriend, Denise, quickly goes south as Danny gets a sudden case of lockjaw and the group spends all the money they took out as cash advances from their credit cards.
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Written by Tony SheehanGuest stars Rachel Dratch, Nick Bakay, Norma Michaels, Earl Billings, Steve Paymer, Philip Wofford, David Haydn-Jones, Duane R. Shepard Sr.
A bedridden Carrie gets Doug to team with Arthur for a shuffleboard tournament, but his skills aren't to Arthur's liking. Meanwhile, Carrie pretends to continue being sick so that Holly will continue to cook for her.
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Guest stars William Daniels, Pamela Kosh, Norma Michaels, Anne Meara, Mookie Barker
After Holly gets kicked out of her apartment, Arthur insists that she stay with him in the basement until she finds a new place, making Doug realize the benefits of having two women in his life.
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