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Head First
Arthur leaning on Doug's shoulder
King of Queens episode
"Head First"
Season 1, Episode # 6
Episode # 6 in series (207 episodes)
Originally Aired: October 26, 1998
Aired on: CBS-TV
Production code: 102
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Written by: David Litt & Michael J. Weithorn
Directed by: Pamela Fryman
Guest stars: Shari Albert
Lesli Margherita
Jody Wood
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Head First was the sixth episode of Season 1 of The King of Queens. Co-written by David Litt and Michael J. Weithorn, the episode, directed by Pamela Fryman, originally aired on CBS-TV on October 26, 1998.

Synopsis[]

Doug goes on an errand for Carrie and right after Carrie rewards him with a special move in bed so Doug does more errands with Arthur to get that same move again.

Storyline[]

Doug takes Arthur out on a Friday night because he feels sorry for Arthur being all alone. When Carrie hears about this, she shows her appreciation to Doug by giving him oral pleasure. Doug starts to take Arthur out more and more because he hopes Carrie will keep 'appreciating' him. However, Arthur doesn't really fit in with the rest of the group Doug hangs out with.

Did You Know?[]

Trivia[]

  • This is the last episode to feature Lisa Rieffel as Sara Spooner in the series. After this episode, she is never seen again and her disappearance is never explained.
  • The title of this episode is a word play on "oral sex" when Carrie is so appreciative of Doug spending time with Arthur that she gives him oral sex and Doug is spending the rest of the episode trying to do more with Arthur so Carrie can "appreciate" him often.

Goofs[]

Continuity

As Doug and Deacon are at the kitchen table you can see the back door behind Doug goes from open to closed to open again.

Scene excerpts from "Head First"[]

"Nobody SQUEALS Like Ned Beatty!"

  • Spence: Oh, I feel like Anne Frank.

  • Arthur: Nobody swears like Ned Beatty!

Connections[]

References
  • Murder, She Wrote (1984-96 CBS-TV series) - Is mentioned in dialogue.

Soundtracks[]

Soundtrack credits
  • Whatta Man (uncredited) - Written by Cheryl 'Salt' James, Dave Crawford, and Hurby 'Luv Bug' Azor, sung by Leah Remini
  • What a Wonderful World (uncredited) - Written by Bob Thiele (uncredited) and George David Weiss (uncredited), performed by Louis Armstrong

Cast[]

Main cast[]

Guest starring[]

  • Shari Albert as Rhonda
  • Lesli Margherita as [[ Debbie]]
  • Jody Wood as Pool Player

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