The King of Queens season 4 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Doug and friends jest about hotdogs before declining an offer to water ski, recalling Doug's comedic past experience. Preparing for Carrie's important law firm retreat, they encounter wardrobe issues and dread a TV-free lodge. At the retreat, Doug's attempt to fit in leads to a far-fetched lie about climbing Mount Everest, spiraling into an awkward invitation for hot-air ballooning. Meanwhile, Arthur creates chaos at home under Deacon's care. Despite the challenges and Doug's unraveling lie, the retreat ends with Carrie appreciating Doug's efforts, albeit returning to a messy home.
Full Episode S04E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the group's initial reaction to the water skiing invitation?
Everyone declined the invitation to go water skiing.
What incident does Doug refer to as a "40-mile-an-hour enema"?
Doug refers to his disastrous water skiing experience as a "40-mile-an-hour enema."
Why is Carrie anxious about her law firm retreat?
Carrie views the retreat as a significant opportunity and is anxious to make a good impression.
What clothing issue does Doug encounter before the retreat?
Doug's brown jacket doesn't fit properly, causing a dilemma about what to wear.
How does Doug feel about the lodge not having a TV?
Doug is apprehensive and unhappy about the lodge not having a TV.
What story does Doug share at breakfast during the retreat?
Doug shares his water skiing story, which does not go over well with the audience.
How does Doug's lie about climbing Mount Everest begin?
Doug lies about climbing Mount Everest in an attempt to impress and be part of the conversation.
What consequence does Doug face for his lie about Mount Everest?
Doug's lie leads to an awkward invitation for hot-air ballooning with a senior partner.
What chaos does Arthur create while under Deacon's care?
Arthur creates a mess at Doug and Carrie's house, involving soup and Doug's work uniform.
How does the horseback riding event contribute to Doug's lie unraveling?
During horseback riding, Doug struggles to maintain his lie about climbing Everest, leading to a tense and awkward situation.
How does the retreat end for Doug and Carrie?
Despite the mishaps and lies, the retreat ends with Carrie appreciating Doug's efforts.
What is the aftermath of Deacon's visit to Doug and Carrie's house?
Deacon leaves a mess at Doug and Carrie's house, involving spilled soup and misuse of Doug's work uniform.
