Delivery truck driver Doug (Kevin James) is temporarily promoted to an office job, which he quickly starts to hate, yet his wife Carrie (Leah Remini) is so impressed that he dares not trhow it to do what he likes to do again - drive a delivery truck that is. Then he has a fall-out with his black colleague and best pal Deacon (Victor Williams), who thinks he would have deserved the job more than Doug but was ignored because of his race (and is maybe right, too), so Doug tries to get out of the job pretending to do Deacon a favour - only Deacon wants no favours. So in the end he has to confess to Carrie that he doesn't want to be locked up in the office anymore, and she shows much more understanding that he had expected. And in the end, Deacon, who has now been promoted in Doug's stead, hates the office job just as much as Doug did.

An episode that beautifully plays with Doug's very own character traits, showing him as harmless and unambitious, yet not a total slob (e.g. he likes his actual work as a driver), and as someone who tries to use crazy schemes (like using Deacon's race in his favour) to get out of certain situations - not malignantly though, just to find an easy way out, and always unsuccessuflly.

Apart from that though, this is a rather average episode of the series, yet with enough laughs to make you want to watch it anyhow.

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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