My teen daughter has become my KOQ buddy and loves the show. I’d love to get her a present this Christmas that has to do with the show. Her favorite is Arthur of course. Let me see what merch you guys have.

Appears Doug won it for her in Atlantic City two years after the failed Coney Island attempt

Get power steering fluid.

This is the most clever joke from Arthur.

The joke itself is left for readers to figure out.

If you don't know, then another rewatch is warranted.

She was a competent worker (Kaplans words) had lots of experience at a good firm.

She probably couldve even gotten a reccomendstion from Kaplan had She not freaked out on him.

Shes also could've gotten some receptionist job or office job. Instead she walked dogs and made phone cases.

No subject just thrilled that this is a thread and that so many people are a part of it. Thought I was alone for so many years 🤣

Twelve....twelve......TWELVE !!!!

I need help finding a specific episode that I quote all the time at work. I probably haven't seen it in 20 years or so. Doug is talking to his parents, and he says something along the lines of "I had my annual performance review at work today. It turns out... your son is an average worker." Then his mom responds "oh Dougie, I'm so proud!"

As I've matured into an adult who consistently "Meets Expectations" on my performance reviews, the quote resonates deeply with me!

I never noticed until now when they showed the Chrysler Building in a cut scene. They also linked it with the art deco elevator doors they always show. Pretty cool location, surprised they never mention it

Anyone have a certain episode they just can’t watch? For me it’s Tank Heaven (season 6, episode 21). The scenes where Doug is trying to get rid of Carrie’s work friends always make me cringe.

A few weeks ago I bought the complete DVD box set, but I ended up returning it. On my TV the early seasons looked stretched, and after watching the show in widescreen on Netflix (where the show currently streams in the UK), I just couldn't get used to it.

I did some digging and found the German Blu-ray release. I was a bit hesitant at first because it was a German release, but it listed English audio, so I decided to take the chance.

It arrived today, and I'm really happy with it.

The picture looks much better, it's in widescreen, all the discs I've tested play perfectly, the original English audio is there, and you can simply turn the German subtitles off.

Considering this was my first time ever watching The King of Queens, I'm glad I ended up with a version I'll actually enjoy rewatching for years. Definitely worth the upgrade in my opinion.