The King of Queens season 1 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Doug and Carrie face a dilemma when they discover her engagement ring is worth far more than what Doug paid. After a jeweler offers $10,000 for it, they grapple with the decision, ultimately selling it for $13,000. The money funds a simpler ring, a hot tub, and a satellite dish. However, they soon regret their decision, facing a string of misfortunes and realizing the sentimental value of the original ring. Attempting to recreate the original proposal's
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Frequently Asked Questions
What causes the confusion when ordering pizza?
The confusion arises from miscommunication about the phone number, including unnecessary area codes and a lack of rhythm in the number's delivery.
What is the initial value of Carrie's engagement ring according to the jeweler?
The jeweler values Carrie's engagement ring at $10,000.
Where did Doug originally purchase the ring?
Doug purchased the ring at an antique sale in Hempstead, along with an iron dog that eats nickels.
How much did Doug originally pay for the ring?
Doug originally paid $2,000 for the ring.
What kind of diamond and setting does the ring have?
The ring has a rose-cut diamond in a pavé setting.
What is Doug's friends' reaction to the ring's value?
Doug's friends joke about the situation, with one suggesting he would sell the ring even with his wife attached.
What ultimately happens to the original ring?
Doug and Carrie decide to sell the original ring for $13,000.
What do Doug and Carrie plan to do with the money from the ring?
They plan to buy a new ring, a hot tub, and a satellite dish, with the remainder going towards their future kids' college fund.
How does the new engagement ring compare to the old one?
The new ring is simpler and less expensive, lacking the unique qualities of the old one.
What misfortunes befall Doug and Carrie after selling the ring?
They experience health issues, arguments, and general bad luck, which they attribute to bad karma from selling the ring.
Do Doug and Carrie regret selling the original ring?
Yes, they express regret and recognize the sentimental value they lost.
How do they cope with the loss of the original ring?
They attempt to create a new, funny story about the new ring and try to find humor in their situation.
What lesson do Doug and Carrie learn by the end of the episode?
They learn the importance of sentimental value over material worth and come to terms with their decision.
What is the significance of the flashback to the original proposal?
The flashback underscores the emotional and sentimental value of the original ring, contrasting it with the practicality of the new one.
Does the new ring ever feel the same as the old one?
No, the new ring doesn't capture the same sentimental value, but they learn to accept and find humor in their new situation.
