The King of Queens: The Complete Eighth Season (1998) Review

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(More customer reviews)23 more episodes of fun from the 8th season. Great Quality.
Episode List:
01. Pole Lox
Accompanied by Doug's heavy encouragement, Carrie enrolls in a pole dancing class, but doesn't turn out to be a quick study.
02. Vocal Discord
After a computer microphone records a fight between the two of them, Doug and Carrie begin to think that marriage counseling is a good idea. Meanwhile, Arthur directs a play at the senior center.
03. Consummate Professional
Carrie learns that when they were dating, Doug lied to her about his (un)employment status to get her in bed.
04. Like Hell
Doug finds out that a new guy at work doesn't like him, so he tries to become friends with the guy but comes on too strong. Carrie also goes overboard when she tries to change her image at work and help a co-worker improve herself.
05. Sandwiched Out
Neil Sedaka guest stars in an episode where Deacon gets a sandwich named after him at Cooper's, infuriating Doug. Holly announces she is moving away with her boyfriend, but Carrie is not fond of the idea, and Arthur can't seem to say good-bye.
06. Shear Torture
Carrie becomes jealous of Doug's relationship with his attractive hairdresser. Meanwhile, Spence is excited to go to a Fantasy Fest with Lou Ferrigno, but when Adam West also agrees to go, Spence must decide between the two.
07. Inn Escapable
Doug and Carrie's weekend at a quaint bed and breakfast turns out to be less than desirable. Worse, they don't feel comfortable about leaving because they are the only people at the Inn for the entire weekend.
08. Move Doubt
Deacon and Kelly are looking for a new house, but they don't want to move into the place next to the Heffernans and give Doug and Carrie opposing reasons why. Meanwhile, both Spence and Danny court an Albanian girl.
09. G'Night Stalker
Doug acquires an email stalker and it bothers Carrie when he doesn't think it is such a bad thing.
10. Raygin' Bulls
With Carrie and Arthur away, Doug finds himself all alone in the house. He runs into Ray Barone and invites him to stay at the house for the weekend. With no women to hold them back, the boys get crazy. Carrie accompanies Arthur to her mother's grave and receives quite the shock upon arrival.

11. Baker's Doesn't
Doug and Carrie volunteer (unvoluntarily) at their church during the holidays, and Arthur and Spence team up to write a Christmas song.
12. Fresh Brood
Doug decides he wants to have children after Danny brings his girlfriend's baby to their house. Meanwhile, Arthur feels he deserves to be a coffee shop's "customer of the month."
13. Gambling N' Diction
After she beats him and his friends in a friendly poker game, Doug convinces his mother to try to enter a high-stakes tournament. Meanwhile, Carrie gets Spence to help her lose her accent to improve her chances of getting a promotion.
14. Apartment Complex
Tired of Carrie's complaints about their gambling-drinking-smoking habits in the house, Doug and his pals rent an apartment so they can do their thing in peace. Carrie works closely with a new client, Kirstie Alley, and begins to pick up some bad habits of her own.
15. Buggie Nights
Doug and Carrie find out that their house is infested with bedbugs. They call an exterminator after trying to solve the problem themselves, only making it worse. They end up having to pay a few thousand dollars and they don't have any place to go to.
16. Knee Jerk
Doug fakes being injured so that Carrie, who feels responsible, will continue to tend to his every need and allow him to miss a dreaded wedding.

17. Present Tense
Doug and Carrie receive a portrait from Deacon and Kelly for their eleventh anniversary. The problem: it's frighteningly ugly, and they can't find a way to get rid of it without insulting the Palmers. Meanwhile, Spence and Danny try to become Doug and Carrie's "A" couple.
18. Sold-Y Locks
Robert Goulet guest stars as Doug convinces Carrie to sell her hair but is unhappy with the results.
19. Emotional Rollercoaster
Doug turns 40, and decides he wants to conquer a rollercoaster he was too afraid to ride many moons ago. Meanwhile, Arthur lets Deacon shuttle him around in a wheelchair so they can jump to the front of the park's lines.

20. Four Play
While at the movies, the Heffernans and Palmers find out that Doug and Kelly have many things common, and so do Deacon and Carrie, so the odd couples begin doing more things with each other.

21. Hartford Wailer
Carrie disappoints Doug when she is forced to travel to Hartford for work. Doug, upset that he can't watch Planet of the Apes with Carrie (as per his weekend plans), secretly follows her to Hartford. Meanwhile, Danny and Spence get themselves into trouble after they sneak into a Huey Lewis concert.
22.Fight Schlub
Doug upsets his buddies when he befriends a driver from a competing delivery business and Carrie mentors a troubled teen but ends up being her accomplice.
23. Acting Out
Carrie gets fed up with Arthur and decides to put him in a home. Doug finds out a secret about Arthur's past that just might change Carrie's mind.

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Doug Heffernan (Emmy®-nominated Kevin James) and his wife Carrie (Leah Remini) keep the laughs coming when they both try pole dancing, but with different results. Doug’s sudden interest in personal grooming causes Carrie to investigate. Arthur (Jerry Stiller) brings home a set of sheets from a motel, along with thousands of bed bugs. Doug and Carrie find that a quaint bed and breakfast might be a little too rustic. Plus tons more laughs and great guest stars, including Kirstie Alley, Ray Romano and Huey Lewis.







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The King of Queens: The Complete Fifth Season (1998) Review

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(More customer reviews)I love this show, I have been following through all the seasons and just bought the 6th one coming soon also. Bad news is that some shows are old and came from previous seasons but I don't mind at all because it always keeps me entertained! Contains 25 episodes in 3 discs1. Arthur, Spooner - Carrie has to work the graveyard shift, and Doug can't sleep until he discovers that having Arthur watch TV with him in bed guarantees sweet dreams.
2. Window Pain - Doug Carrie's new neighbors seem to have it all, and Carrie is afraid they'll think she and Doug are too middle class.
3. Holy Mackerel - Doug and Carrie run into their neighborhood priest and decide to go to church and end up competing to see who's holier.
4. Kirbed Enthusiasm - When Deacon asks Doug to coach his son's peewee football team, Doug realizes his dream of playing semi-pro ball is still alive.
5.Mammary Lane - Carrie babysits for her boss's young son, who turns out to be a little too mature and Doug gets into trouble at the bowling alley.
6. Business Affairs - Doug becomes jealous of Carrie's friendship with a male co-worker and Arthur has to deal with a new dog on his daily walk.
7. Flame Resistant - Doug's high school flame returns to town and Carrie feels threatened by her relationship with Carrie's mother in law.
8. Flash Photography - A boring wedding brings out the prankster in doug and he decides to take a photo of his own party favor.
9.Connect Four - Carrie winds four Knicks tickets but theres something a little "off" about the couple she and Doug invite to the games.
10. Loaner Car - Newly divorced Deacon wants his family's Thanksgiving to be perfect and Carrie steps in to try to save the day.
11. Mentalo Case - Christmas is here and everyone knows exactly what they want.
12. Jung Frankenstein - After an egg rolleating contest leads to a disastrous night out, Doug decides to see a therapist about his love for food.
13. Attention Deficit - Carrie is worried about her upcoming job evaluation and Doug is obsessed with making sure his Super Bowl party is the best.
14. Prints Charming - When Doug and Carrie accidently pick up another family's photo, they realize their life isn't as exciting as it could be.
15. Animal Attraction - It's Valentine's Day and love is in the air. Carrie gives boyfriend advice to Holly, Arthur and Spence double date and Doug drives a cargo of penguins to Albany.
16. Golden Moldy - A dream vacation in St. Croix turns into a nightmare when Doug and Carrie find out they cant afford to spend any money.
17. S'poor House - When the Heffernan home is attacked by mold they can't pay to have it fixed, Doug tries to put Carrie on a budget.
18. Steve Moscow - Doug and Carrie hire a temperamental Rusian mold expert to fix their house. All goes well until his crew starts to disappear in the middle of the job.
19. Cowardly Lyin' - Doug lies his way out of going to the opera, and Carrie wonders if he's afraid to tell her the truth.
20. Driving Reign - Things get competitive when Danny gets a job as an IPS driver and Doug has to show him the ropes.
21. Clothes Encounter - When Carrie tries to stop spending so much on clothes, she learns a little trick called Wear it and return it.
22. Queens Bro Bridge - Arthur reveals that he owns a house with his hated half brother Skitch and Doug tries to get them to reconcile.
23. Dog Shelter - While visiting his parents in Florida Doug finds out that they've been hiding more than a few things from him about his childhood.
24. Taste buds - Carrie always gives in to her father's demands, so Doug decides to use Arthur to get what he wants.
25. Bed Spread - They can't afford a new bed, so Doug and Carrie get Deacon's old twin beds. They are forced to sleep apart, which might not beas bad as it sounds.

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It's the fifth season of The King of Queens and the laughs are bigger than ever! Join Kevin James as Doug Heffernan, the down-to-earth deliveryman who's livin' life large, Leah Remini (Carrie), his spitfire wife, and Jerry Stiller (Arthur) as their wacky but loveable perennial houseguest. This season, Doug and Carrie's Valentine's Day plans get sidetracked by a gang of penguins, a real dogfight occurs when Arthur is forced to make room for a new puppy, Doug deals with Super Bowl anxiety, and Carrie's habits land her in a shopping intervention. All this and guest appearances by some of today's funniest stars guarantee a royal treasure of fun!

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The King of Queens - The Complete Second Season (1998) Review

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(More customer reviews)The King of Queens is still the one of the funniest shows on TV. I loved watching the second season on DVD. Kevin James and Leah Remini have great chemistry as a married couple, and Jerry Stiller is so funny as Arthur. The story lines on the show are so funny and simple. My favorite episode is the one about how Doug and Carrie meet for the first time.The episode where Doug tries so hard to rekindle the romance in his marriage by giving Carrie flowers is very funny too.I also loved the episode where Doug takes Arthur to a baseball game after he accidently hurts his feelings. Jerry Stiller is just hillarious in the episode where Arthur gets a job managing a pretzel shop. I also enjoyed the episode where Doug buys a RV trailer and argues with Carrie about where to go on vacation. Victor Williams, who plays Deacon Palmer on the show is Doug's best friend and a perfect supporting cast member. One of the funniest episodes of season 2 is where Doug and Deacon go to Atlantic City to go gambling.
This DVD does not include interviews with the cast members like on the 1st season DVD, but it does have a feature called A Day in the Life of Kevin James. It shows Kevin James going on various talk shows like Conan and Regis and Kelly and having fun playing baseball. This extra feature shows that Kevin James is such a nice person in real life. This DVD is really fun to watch. I can't wait until the 3rd season of the show is released on DVD.

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The King of Queens - The Complete First Season (1998) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a value packed, well-priced, three disc DVD set that has the entire first season of this very funny show, including the pilot and two bonus shows for a total of twenty seven hilarious shows. Fans of Kevin James , Leah Remini, and Jerry Stiller will be in seventh heaven with this first season set. The show is sort of an updated "Honeymooners" and an absolute laugh riot. It is definitely a keeper and well worth having in one's collection.
Kevin James plays the role of the role of the portly, but adorable, Doug Heffernan, an International Parcel Service delivery guy and husband to the earthy and sexy Carrie (Leah Remini), who clearly rules the roost. They live in a modest house in Queens, one of the outer boroughs of New York City. Carrie's father, the idiosyncratic Arthur Spooner (Jerry Stiller), for reasons made clear in the pilot episode, also joins their household. His living with them adds to the many comedic moments of this popular television series. There is a funny group of friends, odd neighbors, and other assorted characters that drift in and out of the Heffernans' daily lives, adding to the comedic zest of this comedy series about middle class life in one of the outer boroughs of New York City.
The casting is perfect. The series is very funny with well-written scripts and excellent performances by its very talented cast. What more can a viewer ask for? This is an excellent, value laden, three disc DVD set, replete with a pilot episode commentary by Kevin James and the show's creator, Executive Producer Michael Weithorn. This DVD set also has a feature in which the cast of the series takes the viewer behind the scenes, as they look back on and reminisce about the show's first season. All in all, this is a value priced DVD with crisp, clear visuals and audio. It is absolutely one of my favorite comedies, and I am happy to have the entire first season. I look forward to getting the succeeding seasons, as they become available.

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Doug and Carrie Heffernan are a loving blue-collar couple from Queens, New York, who share their humble home with her eccentric father Arthur. After a long day's work as a parcel deliveryman, Doug retreats to his home for some peace and quiet, which is often interrupted by Carrie's slightly bizarre father, for whom they hire Holly, a dog walker, to take him on walks so he's not cooped up in the house all day. Stars Kevin James, Leah Remini, Jerry Stiller, Victor Williams, Patton Oswalt, Larry Romano and Nicole Sullivan. Three disc set with all 25 episodes from the first season - including the pilot episode and bonus features!

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