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.

Arthur discovers a window in his 'windowless' basement and starts secretly listening to the neighbors' conversations. From Season 5 Episode 23 'Bed Spread'. Arthur discovers that the basement has a window that faces the sidewalk and becomes embroiled in Lou Ferrigno's gossip about the neighborhood. Stream all seasons now on Peacock: https://bit.ly/WatchTheKingOfQueens | The King of Queens

After Doug accidentally breaks the bed, he and Carrie have to borrow Deacon's twin beds and it turns out they are pretty comfortable once you get used to them! Meanwhile, Arthur spies on the other neighbors. From Season 5 Episode 25, 'Bed Spread'. After their bed breaks and Doug and Carrie are temporarily sleeping in separate beds, they start to like the idea of doing things alone. Stream all seasons now on Peacock: https://bit.ly/WatchTheKingOfQueens | The King of Queens

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