We've got four words for you: Arthur Spooner. In the history of sitcoms, few characters were as charmingly unhinged as his "King of Queens" stalwart. The late Jerry Stiller brought Arthur Spooner to life through all nine seasons of "The King of Queens," throwing the Heffernans' lives into uproarious chaos with every scheme, misunderstanding, and squabble. "The King of Queens" had so much driving it. It had the blue-collar element. The hilarious family dynamics. It had heart, wit, and one-liners.

Carrie tries to convince Arthur to attend his own surprise party. The King of Queens, Season 2 Episode 20:""Surprise Artie"". Doug takes Arthur out for lunch, so Carrie can arrange a surprise birthday party. Doug runs into some problems with Arthur at the buffet, meanwhile the waiting guests back home are starting to fight. Stream all seasons now on Peacock: https://bit.ly/WatchTheKingOfQueens | The King of Queens

Arthur convinces Doug and Carrie to get him braces after he receives a hideous drawing of himself. From Season 9 Episode 2 'Brace Yourself'. Major's drawing of Arthur makes him self-conscious to the point of asking Doug and Carrie for braces for his teeth. Stream all seasons now on Peacock: https://bit.ly/WatchTheKingOfQueens | The King of Queens

Arthur comes to the rescue of Ava St. Clair at the senior centre. The King of Queens Season 9 Episode 10: 'Manhattan Project'. Carrie wants to move to an apartment in Manhattan, but Doug wants to stay in Queens. Their impasse makes them realize they have very different ideas about their future. Stream all seasons now on Peacock: https://bit.ly/WatchTheKingOfQueens | The King of Queens

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