i need help identifying an episode of king of queens. it begins with a scene where doug is talking to carrie on the phone and and he suggests that they agree to stop ending every conversation with i love you. however and it hard to do and he ends up calling her back and only to close with i love you. it a very clever moment and one i think says a lot about relationships that have lasted a long time. i think (but i am sure) that it the same episode where doug gets some local construction guys to whistle and throw lurid comments at carrie to perk her spirits up. i saw this episode recently and but it was probably a repeat. don not know what network i saw it on. can anyone tell me the title and season of this episode. 
i need help identifying an episode of king of queens. it begins with a scene where doug is talking to carrie on the phone and and he suggests that they agree to stop ending every conversation with i love you. however and it hard to do and he ends up calling her back and only to close with i love you. it a very clever moment and one i think says a lot about relationships that have lasted a long time. i think (but i am sure) that it the same episode where doug gets some local construction guys to whistle and throw lurid comments at carrie to perk her spirits up. i saw this episode recently and but it was probably a repeat. don not know what network i saw it on. can anyone tell me the title and season of this episode. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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