Doug convinces Carrie to take pole dancing lessons but is disappointed when she puts on a show for him.
Carrie and Doug decide marriage counseling is in order and turn to their neighbor for help, but his techniques only make things worse.
Carrie learns that in the beginning of their relationship Doug lied to her about getting a job at IPS so she would sleep with him.
Doug tries to impress new driver Jared when he learns he was the only one at IPS not invited to Jared's barbecue.
The guys' neighborhood restaurant names a new sandwich after Deacon, so Doug determines to get some kind of food named after himself.
Carrie discovers that Doug's frequent trips to the hair salon are due to his attractive new hairstylist.
Doug and Carrie's romantic getaway is a nightmare when the owners of the bed-and-breakfast become too much to take.
Doug and Carrie are confused when Deacon and Kelly are not interested in buying the house next door to theirs.
Doug lets the attention go to his head when he gets anonymous e-mail from someone who saw him perform at a karaoke club.
When Doug makes a delivery to his former high school, the football coach treats him like a hero, so Doug begins stopping by more often.
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.
Doug tries to find his roots when Deacon snubs him for a new Black friend; Carrie's manicurist refuses to see her.
Doug's elation at winning two tickets to the NCAA Final Four turns to guilt when Carrie prompts him to take Arthur instead of Deacon.
Holly is upset when she learns Carrie was using her to have access to her van; Doug has an argument with a waitress who takes too long to deliver his food.
Carrie is overcome with guilt when she gets a digital music player for free because of the cashier's inattention.
When Carrie discovers that her and Doug's ski weekend getaway was motivated by a promotion for a free plasma TV that Doug wants, her romantic mood sours.
When their neighbor passes away, Carrie convinces Doug it would be a smart investment to buy the house and sell it for profit.
Team leader Carrie grows frustrated with her drab work group; Doug begins relying on Arthur's company in order to fall asleep.
Carrie becomes obsessed with trying to convince the new neighbors that she and Doug don't constantly fight.
Carrie's prayer for a raise is miraculously answered while in church, prompting her and Doug to start asking God to grant wishes.
Doug agrees to try out for a semiprofessional football league if Kirby will stay with peewee football.
Doug gets jealous of Carrie's gay co-worker; both Doug and Carrie worry about the strength of their marriage as they sign a 30-year mortgage plan.
Carrie finds out Doug's high-school sweetheart (guest star Lola Glaudini) still keeps in touch with his mother.
As a joke, Doug takes a lewd picture with a disposable camera on the table at a wedding. David Eigenberg guest stars.
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.
Doug loans Carrie to Deacon for a couple of days to help him get ready for his big Thanksgiving dinner.
Doug recalls his childhood toy, Mentalo; Arthur sends Holly to find the perfect gift for his daughter.
Carrie gives Doug's therapist (guest star Dave Foley) a laundry list of bad habits to work on. Arthur fights an addiction to nasal spray.
Doug tries to prove to Carrie that he thinks about her all the time; friends threaten to ditch Doug's Super Bowl party for a co-worker's.
Doug and Carrie feel insecure about their lives after they accidentally pick up the exciting pictures of another couple.
Carrie and Doug send Arthur to a psychiatrist (William Hurt), to whom he reveals his relationship with his father (Ben Stiller).