Carrie and Doug begin preparing for tax time and realize that their charitable giving leaves a little to be desired. In an effort to get out of feeling guilty and to make amends for what they see as "selfish living" in the past year, they decide to make a donation to the local kid's library at Deacon's son's school. However, Carrie's charitable spirit starts to be about recognition rather than the actual joy of giving. When the administration mistakenly thinks the Heffernans gave $500 rather than $50, Doug and Carrie scramble to keep the recognition without having to pay the price.
s04e01 - Walk, Man
s04e02 - Sight Gag
s04e03 - Mean Streak
s04e04 - Friender Bender
s04e05 - No Retreat
s04e06 - Ticker Treat
s04e07 - Lyin' Hearted
s04e08 - Life Sentence
s04e09 - Veiled Threat
s04e10 - Oxy Moron
s04e11 - Depo Man
s04e12 - Ovary Action
s04e13 - Food Fight
s04e14 - Double Downer
s04e15 - Dougie Nights
s04e16 - No Orleans
s04e17 - Missing Links
s04e18 - Hero Worship
s04e19 - Screwed Driver
s04e20 - Lush Life
s04e21 - Bun Dummy
s04e22 - Patrons Ain't
s04e23 - Eddie Money
s04e24 - Two Thirty
s04e25 - Shrink Wrap
The King of Queens revolves around Doug Heffernan, a Queens, N.Y., parcel delivery man with simple desires. Among his prized possessions is a 70-inch television that his lovely wife, Carrie, provided for him. However, now that Carrie's widowed father, Arthur, lives with them, Doug's television room has become Arthur's bedroom. Doug and his sports-watching buddies, Spence and Deacon - and the beloved television - have been relegated to the garage, and Doug now shares his castle with a very eccentric father-in-law and his very unusual habits.