The King of Queens: Season 8, Episode 22

Fight Schlub (15 May 2006)

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Carrie's work has her mentor a troubled teen, but when actually hanging out with the teen, Carrie begins to become more pressured into her old misbehaving self. Another packaging company ... See full summary »

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Carrie's work has her mentor a troubled teen, but when actually hanging out with the teen, Carrie begins to become more pressured into her old misbehaving self. Another packaging company named Prioruty Plus takes the IPS table at Doug's hangout and the IPS drivers let them know how much they hate them. But Doug later befriends one of them and he tries to keep the relationship secret. Written by Anonymous

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UFC fighters Quinton Jackson, Randy Couture, Dan Henderson, and Frank Trigg guest appear during a brawl scene. Kevin James is an avid fight fan and has trained with greats like Randy Couture. See more »

Goofs

When Doug and the rival are driving you can see a reflection in the windows that is clearly not the vehicle they are supposed to be in. See more »

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Carrie Heffernan: Doug, did you see my blue camisol?
Doug Heffernan: I'd be more help if I knew what a camisol was.
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References The Matrix (1999) See more »

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