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"Strike Out"
Season 3, Episode # 7
Episode # 57 in series (207 episodes)
Originally Aired: November 13, 2000
Aired on: CBS-TV
Production code: 307
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Written by: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Directed by: Nick Bakay
Guest stars: Nick Bakay
Marshaun Daniel
Merrin Dungey
Steven Houska
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Strike Out was the seventh episode of Season 3 of The King of Queens, also the 57th overall episode of the series. Written by Nick Bakay, the episode, directed by Leonard R. Garner, Jr. was first aired on CBS-TV on November 13, 2000. It is the third part and conclusion of a three part story.

Synopsis[]

It is week three of the IPS strike, and Doug has just been hanging around the house for all three of them. Deacon has also been out of work and Kelly has had enough of his laziness. Carrie and Kelly decide to have Arthur, Doug, and Deacon spend the whole day together. However, their plan backfires, because the three of them become uncontrollable delinquents. In the end, the strike is ended.

Storyline[]

The IPS strike has dragged on into its third week, and both Doug and Deacon are spending the majority of their days doing very little outside of sleeping all day. Carrie and Kelly decide to make a play date with Doug, Deacon and Arthur, but the plan backfires when they turn into a trio of merry pranksters. Doug gets tired and annoyed when Deacon's son activates his See N Say on the same animal. Doug gets upset because the See N Say stops on the cow, and so he and Arthur decide to play roulette with the See N Say. Doug chooses the frog, Deacon is the sheep, and Arthur is the pig. Eventually, the strike ends, as Doug and Deacon return to work, leaving Arthur alone.

Did You Know?[]

Trivia[]

Goofs[]

Revealing mistakes

The "Farmer Says" toy, with the animal sounds, is not working correctly. The farmer's voice and animal sounds should be played as the string is working its way back into the machine, rather than after it's wound back in the machine.

Scene excerpt from "Strike Out"[]

Quotes

  • Carrie: Any sex life anymore ?
  • Kelly: Barely. Since the strike I'm lucky if I get it once a night.

[look at each other awkwardly]

  • Kelly: Sorry.

Connections[]

References
  • Dog Day Afternoon (1975 film) - Arthur, "Hey, somebody cooking bacon? Attica."
Spoofs
  • Do the Right Thing (1989 film) - The scene when they are playing "Fight the Power" and Doug, Deke and Arthur are walking down the street.

Soundtracks[]

Soundtrack credits
  • Baby All My Life I Will Be Driving Home to You (theme song) - Written by Josh Goldsmith, Cathy Yuspa, Jonathan Wolff, and Scott Clausen, performed by Billy Vera and The Beaters
  • Fight the Power (1989 rap song, uncredited) - Performed by Public Enemy
  • Reminiscing (uncredited) - Written by 'Graham Goble'
  • Steal Away (uncredited) - by Robbie Dupree

Cast[]

Main cast[]

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