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Season 5 – The Drew Carey Show

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The fictional version of comedian Drew Carey is a hapless employee for Cleveland's Winfred-Louder department store, which becomes an Internet shopping site. His lifelong pals help him enjoy life while they share beer, a game of pool and genuine conversation. His nemesis is heavily made-up, tackily dressed co-worker Mimi.

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Ken Tucker Entertainment Weekly They've swiveled the spotlight back where it belongs -- on Carey himself, one of the most likable, low-key-hepcat personalities on television. The closer any episode gets to the cool-jerk vibe Carey gives off on talk shows, the better it invariably is. Rated: B Sep 15, 2018 Full Review Read all reviews
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Drew Carey

Drew Carey

Diedrich Bader

Oswald Harvey

Christa Miller

Kate O'Brien

Kathy Kinney

Mimi Bobeck

Craig Ferguson

Nigel Wick

Ryan Stiles

Lewis Kiniski

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Sep 22, 1999 Y2K, You're Okay Drew begs for Sharon's forgiveness after excerpts from his diary end up on the company's computer network. Details Episode 2 Aired Sep 29, 1999 Drew Goes to the Browns' Game Drew (Drew Carey) and his friends try to sneak into the Browns' stadium when their attempts to get tickets fail. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 6, 1999 Drew and the Gang Law Oswald and Lewis' plan to sell Buzz Beer via the Internet backfires, which gets Kate and Drew into trouble. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 13, 1999 Drew's Reunion Drew (Drew Carey) reluctantly attends his high-school reunion; Lewis (Ryan Stiles) manages to get Bo Derek to be his date. Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 20, 1999 Drew's Physical Drew (Drew Carey) worries about passing the physical exam at work; Doreen (Debbie Lee Carrington) still wishes to be like Mimi (Kathy Kinney). Details Episode 6 Aired Oct 27, 1999 Drew Tries to Kill Mimi Drew (Drew Carey) vows to kill Mimi (Kathy Kinney) after she tricks him into offending a company executive. Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 3, 1999 Red, White and Drew When a pothole causes problems, Drew urges citizens to vote for a proposition that will allow more money for street repair. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 10, 1999 Drew Live Drew and Kate secretly decide to romantically pursue each other. Details Episode 9 Aired Nov 17, 1999 Drew Cam Drew allows Winfred-Louder to install a Web camera in his house and becomes a 24-hour pitchman for the store. Details Episode 10 Aired Nov 24, 1999 Drew's Stomachache Premarital counseling reveals that Mimi has unfinished business with a rock star from her past (Eddie Money). Details Episode 11 Aired Dec 1, 1999 Steve and Mimi Get Married Steve and Mimi get married under extremely bizarre circumstances. Details Episode 12 Aired Dec 15, 1999 Drew and Kate's First Date Drew feels pressure as he prepares to go on his first date with Kate. Details Episode 13 Aired Jan 5, 2000 Drew and the Racial Tension Play Drew tries to restore harmony when a longtime employee honored for years of service makes an offensive speech. Details Episode 14 Aired Jan 12, 2000 Kate Works for Drew Drew hires Kate to be his new assistant; after destroying Oswald's car, Lewis tries to win him a new one. Details Episode 15 Aired Feb 2, 2000 Mimi Moves In Drew (Drew Carey) tries too hard to get rid of Steve and Mimi (John Carroll Lynch, Kathy Kinney), and they end up camping out in his backyard. Guest star: Mark Curry. Details Episode 16 Aired Feb 9, 2000 Do Drew and Kate Have Sex? The pressure to become intimate takes its toll on Drew and Kate (Drew Carey, Christa Miller); Steve and Mimi (John Carroll Lynch, Kathy Kinney) want to multiply. Details Episode 17 Aired Feb 16, 2000 I Dishonestly Love You Drew jeopardizes his relationship with Kate when he hires an attractive ex-girlfriend as his assistant. Details Episode 18 Aired Feb 23, 2000 Drew Goes to Hell Drew has a chance to get a promotion, if he makes a deal which compromises his values and frames an innocent employee. Details Episode 19 Aired Mar 1, 2000 What's Wrong With This Episode? III Drew is the only one excited when his boss expresses interest in buying the Buzz Beer company. Details Episode 20 Aired Mar 22, 2000 The Gang Stops Drinking Drew (Drew Carey) and his friends are forced to abstain from alcohol and learn that sobriety can be fun. Details Episode 21 Aired Mar 29, 2000 Oswald's Son A young man claims to be Oswald's son, but he resembles someone else. Details Episode 22 Aired Apr 12, 2000 Mr. Wick Returns Mr. Wick's attempt at revenge may push Drew a step down the corporate ladder. Details Episode 23 Aired Apr 26, 2000 Kate vs. Speedy Drew (Drew Carey) is caught in the middle when his dog has problems getting along with Kate (Christa Miller). Details Episode 24 Aired May 3, 2000 Beer Ball Drew (Drew Carey) starts his own baseball team and ends up renewing an old rivalry with his brother (guest star John Carroll Lynch). Details Episode 25 Aired May 10, 2000 Drew and Kate Boink Drew and Kate (Drew Carey, Christa Miller) finally consummate their relationship. Details Episode 26 Aired May 17, 2000 A Very Special Drew A spoof shows to what ends television shows will go in order to win awards. Details

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Season Info

Director
Gerry Cohen, Thomas J. Thompson, Sam Simon, John Fuller
Executive Producer
Bruce Helford, Drew Carey, Clay Graham, Robert Borden, Deborah Oppenheimer
Screenwriter
Robert Borden, Apryl Huntzinger, Jody Paul, Terry Mulroy, Brian Scully, Dan O'Keefe, Holly Hester, Tracy Newman, Christy Jacobs, Michael Teverbaugh, Linda Teverbaugh
Network
ABC
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Sep 22, 1999