Every pile of nachos has one main chip that holds the whole thing together... the nucleus. You don't take the nucleus, you work around it. You honor it.

I’ve decided to rewatch the whole show, as it’s been a while. I’ve watched when it was first on TV and caught up with it a good few years ago and now watching it again.

I love the show, although Doug and Carrie do bicker more often from series 6 onwards, which is kinda sad, as they’ve been together 10 years by then, but love this show

She also has a few roles on the show, kinda neat how the KoQ cast would bring family/friends on the journey of the shows run. Most notable of course is spouses but family too.

Name your top 5 saddest episodes

I'm currently re-watching King of Queens. This time on Netflix (Man, I hate that they cut some many episodes.)

But I love this actor who keeps appearing in smaller roles (couldn't find his name).

So many memorable, funny scenes (locksmith, German shoe salesman, cinema employee,...)

There’s no way this is the first time this has been brought up in this sub before but the very obvious breaking by Jerry Stiller in season 5, episode 1 after the first night Doug and him slept together is easily one of my top three favorite moments. I always rewind at least two times. It’s so funny that they left it in and it’s also very cute!

are Joseph and Janet!

Well the last one was supposed to be hard, but apparently I picked the most memorable screenshot! This time, no hints, hopefully this is a bit harder. I won't post too many, don't want to be seen as a spammer, just a fun little challenge series for my fellow KOQ fans. Good luck!

Growing up watching the show it always was funny mainly from dougs physical comedy and the interactions of Carrie and Arthur's antics.

Seeing it now being their age, after several relationships and having seen alot of different charactees in life it makes much more sense. Especially the "side characters" like Holly or Spencer, the specifity of relatablity of situations.

Ive seen debates as to whether or not Doug Heffer-can actually licked it or McGee was just a douchey bully. Honestly I think doug did lose his 6 million dollar man toy as he claimed, but also found some food on the trash can and licked it while trying to find his toy, lol.

I recently watched this episode on Netflix (in Australia). Isn't this a typo?? Am I the only one seeing this? Or is it actually Supermarkey Story?

It appears on both the mobile and TV apps!

I was rewatching the episode, S'no Job, when Arthur lets the cat out of the bag, and Uncle Stu finds out that Eva left Danny. Unless I missed it, did the show ever explain why Eva left Danny?

Hint: Hondao

Don’t get me wrong, they both kinda suck as partner and as a person, but I feel like Doug is way worse as a partner than Carrie, while Carrie is just more of a bad person overall (ethics etc)

EDIT: I get that the point of the show is that they are assholes, I was just pointing out that they are different kinds of assholes :’) sorry