The King of Queens: Season 6, Episode 17

Multiple Plots (25 Feb. 2004)

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On his new route, Doug has to deliver to a man who always opens the door wearing only a towel. Carrie starts out as a dog walker. Arthur has a grave to sell.

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Doug has to deliver to a man who always answers his door in nothing but a very little towel. Arthur decides where he is getting buried and has one plot for himself and one for another, so he is trying to find someone to be buried by. Holly asks Carrie to help her walk the countless dogs she has to walks, but Carrie doesn't know what she is getting herself into. Written by Anonymous

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Doug Heffernan: [Carrie is making Doug pancakes for breakfast before he goes to work]
Doug Heffernan: You know what? I'll just eat 'em in the car.
Carrie Spooner Heffernan: Wait a minute... how are you gonna eat pancakes, drink coffee and drive?
Doug Heffernan: I've eaten wonton soup driving through San Francisco on a motorcycle. I think I can handle a couple of flapjacks.
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Doug Heffernan: Could you get the door?
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