Ep 4. Entertainment Weakly

Doug and Carrie are excited when they receive a subscription to Entertainment Weekly, and they can't wait to dive into the latest issue. However, their excitement quickly turns to disappointment when they realize that they have nothing in common with the magazine's target audience.

As Carrie laments the fact that she's getting too old for pop culture, Doug becomes determined to prove that he's still hip and with it. He sets out to impress Carrie by mastering the latest dance craze, only to embarrass himself in front of their friends.

Meanwhile, Arthur causes trouble at his senior center when he decides to run for president of the resident's association. He quickly gets caught up in the politics of the center, and his bid for power results in a rift between himself and his best friend, Hank.

Throughout the episode, Doug and Carrie struggle to come to terms with the fact that they're no longer the young, cool couple they once were. They try to fit in with the magazine's younger readership by attending a hip new restaurant and adopting trendy new slang, but their efforts only highlight their age.

Ultimately, Doug and Carrie learn that it's okay to grow older and embrace their own interests instead of trying to fit in with the younger crowd. Arthur also learns a valuable lesson about the importance of friendship and how power can corrupt even the best of intentions.

As usual, The King of Queens delivers plenty of laughs with its endearing characters and relatable storylines. Fans of the show will enjoy another episode full of hilarious mishaps and heartwarming moments.