China Syndrome, Parts 1 and 2 (14 May 2007)

Carrie discovers that their Chinese baby is ready for adoption, but Doug wants to end the marriage because she didn't give up her apartment in Manhattan. Meanwhile, Arthur is forced to find a replacement bride for his wedding.

Director:

Rob Schiller

Writers:

Michael J. Weithorn (creator), David Litt (creator),

Stars:

Kevin James, Leah Remini, Victor Williams

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Kevin James	...	Doug Heffernan
Leah Remini	...	Carrie Heffernan
Victor Williams	...	Deacon Palmer
Patton Oswalt	...	Spence Olchin
Gary Valentine	...	Danny Heffernan
Jerry Stiller	...	Arthur Spooner
Anne Meara	...	Veronica
Merrin Dungey	...	Kelly Palmer
Josh Cooke	...	Rabbi Feldman
Lainie Kazan	...	Ava St. Clair
Lou Ferrigno	...	Himself
Jillian Bach	...	Sandy
Nicole Sullivan	...	Holly Shumpert
Jackie Flynn	...	Band leader
Adam Ferrara	...	Waiter

Storyline

Carrie discovers that their Chinese baby is ready for adoption, but Doug wants to end the marriage because she didn't give up her apartment in Manhattan. Meanwhile, Arthur is forced to find a replacement bride for his wedding.

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Plot Keywords:

adoption | marriage | pregnancy

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 May 2007 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

CBS Productions, Columbia TriStar, Hanley Productions Inc.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

45 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Arthur was married three times. First wife was Sophia (Carrie's mother), who died, second wife, Lily, who divorced him, and third wife, Tessie, who died.

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Goofs

When Ava tells Carrie that from now on she will only marry gay man, you can see that it is shot in a studio since behind Carrie we can see where the wall ends and the other room behind it can be seen.

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Connections

References The China Syndrome (1979)

User Reviews

An excellent finale to a wonderful TV show

Through the years i had watched many American sitcoms.Many of them still today i watch them when they are on television.I would admit that when i first saw king of queens i wouldn't expect to like it.The first episode was in the first season the supermarket story an episode about the thanksgiving.But watching other episodes i began to like it.And like many American TV shows they have this magic recipe to captivate the viewer and without notice it to become fans.The China syndrome episode is brilliant although you have to watch the previous 2 episodes to follow the plot of the story.I am happy they decided not to divorce Carrie and Doug and i am more happy that they end the show with the very first scene of king of queens and the line ''Thanks for the ride''.Well i would like to thank the creators and the actors for their ride.In my opinion there are going to pass a few years to see a comedy like this.