July 21, 2005

DOUG CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF RELIVING HIS GLORY DAYS WHEN HE RUNS INTO HIS FORMER FOOTBALL COACH WHO TREATS DOUG LIKE A HERO, ON A REBROADCAST OF "THE KING OF QUEENS," MONDAY, AUG. 8

Burt Reynolds ("Boogie Nights") Guest Stars As Doug's High School Football Coach

"Hi, School" -- Doug starts hanging around his old high school a little too much when he runs into his former football coach, who treats him like a legend, on a rebroadcast of THE KING OF QUEENS, Monday, Aug. 8 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller directed the script written by Ilana Wernick. (Originally broadcast 2/23/05)

Burt Reynolds ("Boogie Nights") guest stars as Coach Walcott, Doug's former high school football coach.

Doug can't get enough of his former football coach's praises and starts hanging around his old school. The reminiscing goes a bit too far when Doug shows up to a pep rally in his old football jersey. When Carrie confronts Doug at the high school about his behavior, she somehow finds herself in the girl's locker room dishing out boy advice to a group of teenage girls. Meanwhile, when Arthur runs out of eye drops, which temporarily impairs his vision, he accidentally puts wart remover drops in his ears.

Doug Heffernan Kevin James
Carrie Heffernan Leah Remini
Arthur Spooner Jerry Stiller
Holly Shumpert Nicole Sullivan
Coach Walcott Burt Reynolds
Mike Charles Duckworth
Kim Annie Abrams
Suzie Mandy Musgrave
Brandon Patrick Levis
Mr. McGregor Larry Newman
Ms. Berenson Robbie Troy

RATING: To Be Announced

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DOUG IS FORCED TO WORK ON HIS IMPERSONATION SKILLS WHEN HE LOSES HIS LUNCHTIME AUDIENCE TO THE FUNNIER NEW IPS DRIVER, ON A REBROADCAST OF "THE KING OF QUEENS," WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10

Comedian Craig Gass ("The Howard Stern Show") Guest Stars

"Entertainment Weakly" -- Doug gets jealous of the new, much funnier IPS driver, Tim (guest star Craig Gass "The Howard Stern Show"), who steals Doug's lunchtime audience with his flair for impersonations, on a rebroadcast of THE KING OF QUEENS, Wednesday, Aug. 10 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller directed the script written by Mike Soccio. (Originally broadcast 11/24/04)

Comedian Craig Gass ("The Howard Stern Show") guest stars as the new IPS driver, Tim Murphy.

Doug's futile attempts to regain his comedic statue among his colleagues leaves him no choice but to resort to trickery. However, Doug's plan backfires when he sends the new driver on the wrong route and he winds up in the hospital after being beaten up looking for a made up address. Meanwhile, Carrie's assistant suddenly quits and Carrie can't do the work she's been taking the credit for.

Doug Heffernan Kevin James
Carrie Heffernan Leah Remini
Deacon Palmer Victor Williams
Danny Heffernan Gary Valentine
Tim Murphy Craig Gass
Nick Adam Ferrara
Michelle Joanna Canton
Georgia Lisa Banes
Duke Steve Tancora

RATING: TVPG

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DOUG'S PLAN TO MAKE CARRIE FEEL YOUNGER BACKFIRES WHEN CARRIE FEELS SO GOOD THAT SHE TRIES TO CONVINCE DOUG TO START EXERCISING WITH HER, ON A REBROADCAST OF "THE KING OF QUEENS," MONDAY, AUG. 15

"Deconstructing Carrie" -- As Carrie reluctantly approaches her 35th birthday, Doug bribes neighborhood construction workers to hoot and holler at her in order to make her feel younger, on a rebroadcast of THE KING OF QUEENS, Monday, Aug. 15 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller directed the script written by Michelle Nader. (Originally broadcast 3/2/05)

Doug's plan temporarily works until Carrie decides she and Doug need to start exercising more. Meanwhile, when Arthur realizes he wasn't around that much during Carrie's childhood, he attempts to superimpose himself into some of her baby pictures.

Doug Heffernan Kevin James
Carrie Heffernan Leah Remini
Arthur Spooner Jerry Stiller
Deacon Palmer Victor Williams
Holly Shumpert Nicole Sullivan
Niles Bas Rutten
Hector Angelo Pagan
Vince Jackie Flynn

Gus     Mark Colson
Tim     Jeff Weidemann

RATING: TVPG-DL

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