1998 - 1999
The Following Episode guide is from ABC.com- The Drew Carey Show Episodes
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Season 4:
Episode 1 - "Drew and the Conspiracy" In spite of his new promotion, Drew continues to have a string of bad luck. He soon discovers that some co-workers have actually banded together to make his life miserable, and he's determined to find out why.
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Episode 2 - "In Ramada Da Vida" When Drew's jam session at the local Ramada Inn is well received — he even gets his own groupies — he decides to resurrect his old band. He holds open auditions for a guitar player, and is awed by the caliber of talent that shows up.
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Episode 3 - "Golden Boy" When illegal drugs and alcohol are found at Winfred-Louder, Mr. Wick institutes a drug testing policy, but Drew discovers Mr. Wick is the one with the substance abuse problem. Drew threatens to turn him in unless he checks into rehab.
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Episode 4 - "Drew Between the Rock and a Hard Place" With Mr. Wick in rehab and Drew in a rock band, Mrs. Louder gives Larry total authority in running the department store. When he ruins the employees' health insurance benefits, Drew hangs up his accordion and tries to restore order.
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Episode 5 - "Sexual Perversity in Cleveland" With Mr. Wick in rehab and Drew in a rock band, Mrs. Louder gives Larry total authority in running the department store. When he ruins the employees' health insurance benefits, Drew hangs up his accordion and tries to restore order.
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Episode 6 - "Cain and Mabel" After Drew defends his cross-dressing brother, Steve, at the Warsaw tavern, Steve invites other transvestites to his new-found hangout. The new crowd makes it tough for Drew to figure out the real ladies from the pretend ones. Meanwhile, Oswald reluctantly reveals to his mom what he did to get cash for her.
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Episode 7 - "Nicki's Wedding" Drew's ex-fiancee, Nicki, invites him to her upcoming wedding. He goes to the ceremony, but humiliates himself trying to impress the woman he still loves.
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Episode 8 - "Drew's New Car" Oswald gets his big check form DrugCo for the breast implant experiment and wants to share his newfound wealth with his friends. The gang decide to surprise Drew with a new car, but Drew's reaction surprises them.
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Episode 9 - "The Highroad to China" Getting revenge for Drew's most elaborate prank ever, Mimi rearranges Drew's travel plans and leaves him trapped in rural China with no money and no passport. Will it finally take the Great Wall to keep Drew and Mimi from tormenting each other?
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Episode 10 - "Drew's Dance Party: A Drew Carey Show Special" When the radio station that Drew grew up with announces it's going off the air, he and the gang call in to request all their favorite songs. As they reminisce, the music comes to life in the form of exciting dance numbers from previous episodes.
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Season 4:
Episode 11 - "Kate's Family" The gang gets to see a more maternal side of Kate when she house-sits and baby-sits for Drew's neighbor. She even manages to find the "perfect" husband and father for the kids in her domestic fantasy.
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Episode 12 - "Drew Dates a Senior" Drew enrolls in a night class to boost his career, but finds himself attracted to one of his classmates. Could it be her beauty, sophistication, or "maturity."
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Episode 13 - "Drew's Holiday Punch" While Drew's relationship with Celia, the older woman, is progressing nicely, the unexpected visits from his family and hers makes for a "spirited" holiday dinner.
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Episode 14 - "A House Divided" Winfred-Louder is trying to buy the land on which Drew's house sits. He refuses to be uprooted, until they make him a deal that sounds almost too good to be true — and it is.
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Episode 15 - "A House Reunited" When Winfred-Louder backs down and gives Drew his house back, he invites girlfriend Celia (Shirley Jones) to move in. But their relationship changes — and not for the better.
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Episode 16 - "Rats, Kate's Dating a Wrestler" Drew and the gang want to boost sales of Buzz Beer, so they make an endorsement deal with a professional wrestler (Hunter Hearst Helmsley). But the business relationship and friendships are strained when the wrestler and Kate start dating.
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Season 4:
Episode 17 - "Two Guys, a Girl, and a B-Story" Drew, Oswald, and Lewis are excited because they've each met a woman and have asked her out. Unfortunately, when they discover that it's the same woman, the courting begins.
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Episode 18 - "Boy Party/Girl Party" Drew decides to host a pajama party for his buddies, complete with beautiful models in attendance — all as a distraction so he can spend some time alone with Tracy (Diane Farr, MTV's Loveline). Meanwhile, Mimi lures a bunch of women to her house for a business seminar, but it's not the business everyone expected. All are in for a surprise as a storm hits the city and leaves them stranded. Guitarist Joe Walsh reprises his role as Drew's buddy Ed.
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Episode 19 - "Tracy Bowl" Drew's competition with Oswald and Lewis for Tracy's affections has reached its peak, and now it's time to decide. All bets are off as they try to outsmart each other, and some of the most popular names in sports commentary are on hand to add color and play-by-play analysis, including Bob Costas (NBC Sportscaster), Lynn Swann (ABC Sports analyst), and Kenny Mayne (ESPN's SportsCenter).
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Episode 20 - "DrugCo" When Drew sends his dog, Speedy, to Lewis' employer (DrugCo) for experimental treatment, Speedy gets lost inside the company's mysterious and bizarre environment. Drew and the gang sneak in and find, among other abnormalities, a hybrid animal call a monkapotamus. Charles Nelson Reilly guest stars as the president of DrugCo.
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Episode 21 - "Steve and Mimi" Cutbacks at the store force Drew to lay off his own brother, Steve. But when Steve moves in with Drew to save money, Drew is appalled as Steve develops a romantic relationship with the one woman in the world who could share his passion for cosmetics.
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Season 4:
Episode 22 - "April Fool's II" In an episode full of mistakes, Drew's parents prepare to celebrate their anniversary, but the sudden death of a family member reveals some Carey family secrets.
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Season 4:
Episode 23 - "She's Gotta Have It" Drew finally gets involved with Sharon, his "handywoman," but the relationship is not quite what he expected. Meanwhile Mr. Wick finds a "favorite" new employee for whom silence is golden.
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Season 4:
Episode 24 - "Good Vibrations" Drew's big opportunity to travel to a retail convention is "short-circuited" when a practical joke by his girlfriend leads to some very embarrassing moments.
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Season 4:
Episode 25 - "Do the Hustle" After unsuccessful attempts at double dating, Drew and Mimi end up at a bowling alley together and discover that they are successful at hustling money from unsuspecting bowlers. But can this unlikely partnership really last?
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Episode 26 - "Up on the Roof" Drew convinces girlfriend Sharon to take a job repairing a roof, despite her own misgivings. Sharon does a lousy job, which causes bickering among Drew's friends, until he figures out a way to "patch things up."
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Season 4:
Episode 27 - "Brotherhood of Man" When the owners threaten to close the store and fire everyone, Drew steps in to help save his co-workers' jobs. The show's milestone 100th episode features one of the most ambitious dance and singing numbers the show has ever done, "Brotherhood of Man" from the musical, "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." Hal Linden (Barney Miller) guest stars. |
