S1.E7

The Rock

Name: The Rock
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1998-11-02
Duration: 22 min
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Kevin James, Leah Remini, Patton Oswalt

Episode aired Nov 2, 1998
TV-PG
22m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

675

YOUR RATING

Kevin James and Leah Remini in The King of Queens (1998)

Comedy

Doug and Carrie remember when he proposed to her after a jeweler offers more money for the ring than Doug had originally paid.Doug and Carrie remember when he proposed to her after a jeweler offers more money for the ring than Doug had originally paid.Doug and Carrie remember when he proposed to her after a jeweler offers more money for the ring than Doug had originally paid.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

675

YOUR RATING

1User review

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Trivia
While Doug is channel-surfing his new satellite dish, he comes across Saved by the Bell: The New Class (1993). Ten and a half months after this episode first premiered, Kevin James' recurring co-star Merrin Dungey made a one-time appearance on the NBC sitcom. Leah Remini had played Stacey Calosi in six episodes of the original Saved by the Bell in 1991.

Goofs
Doug and Carrie try to reenact their engagement moment at the Jets game. The view from stadium outbound looks like it's from Shea Stadium. The Jets hadn't played there since 1983. Their home in 1998, Giants Stadium, had no view outbound from upper level.

Quotes
Arthur Spooner: [after Carrie complains about the heat in the hot tub] It's alright, I'm getting out anyway. I'm in my birthday suit, so if you're shy, look away.
Doug Heffernan: [Catching a glimpse of Arthur's nudity] Oh! Oh!
Arthur Spooner: It's called gravity, Douglas, and it's coming for ya!

Connections
References The Rock (1996)

User reviews1

Featured review

6/10

Cute but silly. Writers needed an education into the jewelry business

It doesn't take a week to size a ring. Maybe a day. If your jeweler can't resize a ring on premises, he's not a jeweler. Changing reality to match your story line is on the list of thing you never do in a TV show unless it's about science fiction.