The Drew Carey Show

Drew suspects a conspiracy against him after several mysterious mishaps at work--and discovers a campaign of revenge that has targeted him for 10 years. Mimi seduces a new employee, and Lewis sells Mimi some new makeup.

Drew loves playing with his rock band so much that he neglects his work responsibilities. Kate makes a drastic decision.

Mr. Wick orders Drew to collect urine samples from every employee for a drug test. Drew changes his appearance for the rock band.

With Larry taking over for the absent Mr. Wick, Drew is forced to decide whether to continue working at Winfred-Louder or to pursue his music.

When Oswald's mother loses her savings, he submits to a clinical trial: In exchange for a lot of money, Oswald agrees to have large, fake breasts surgically implanted and keep them for 31 days. Drew has a passionate online chat but is horrified to learn his "cybersex" partner is Mimi.

Oswald's mother visits, and he tries to hide his breast implants from her. Meanwhile, Drew's cross-dressing brother and his friends patronize the Warsaw, and no one is sure who is female and who is not.

Drew attends his former girlfriend's wedding, where he repeatedly makes a fool of himself trying to convince her that he no longer loves her. Mr. Wick returns to work with bizarre crafts projects that he made while detoxifying.

Drew's friends buy him an expensive gift--but his reaction confounds them. Mimi wants Drew to help her win Employee of the Year.

In the ultimate prank, Mimi sends Drew to China with no way to get home! Actual location shooting includes the Great Wall and the Forbidden City.

Kate gains an instant family--and instant family problems. Drew pretends to be a good swimmer in order to impress his handywoman. Mimi lives in fear, knowing that Drew will get revenge for her China prank.

Drew becomes attracted to a 62-year-old fellow student in his college class. Mimi stars as the Virgin Mary in the store's living Christmas display.

Drew's parents and brother meet Celia, and Drew meets Celia's son. Then Drew and Celia host a Christmas Eve dinner, which quickly degenerates into mayhem when they tell their guests they are dating.

Drew learns that a mall developer that wants to buy his house is Winfred-Louder, and he agrees to sell when his supervisors promise they will move his to a beautiful lakefront community. But the deal is a trick, and only half his house is moved.

Despite winter weather and the loss of half his house, Drew refuses to leave his property. On the orders of Mrs. Louder and Mr. Wick, Mimi blares rock music nonstop and shines blinding lights into Drew's exposed living quarters. But he and his friends are steadfast, and the store finally returns the other half of his house. Celia and Drew end their relationship.

When the Warsaw is forced to close because of an infestation by experimental, superintelligent rats, Drew hires a professional wrestler to promote Buzz Beer--who is mostly interested in Kate.

Lewis, Oswald and Drew all make dates for the weekend--with the same woman.

Drew and Mimi both host parties that are disrupted by a snowstorm. Drew invites catalogue models for a pajama party, while Mimi hosts a businesswoman's seminar that's really intended to promote her line of cosmetics.

The competition for one woman's love between Drew, Oswald and Lewis gets vicious.

After letting DrugCo treat his dog's cataracts, Drew leads a rescue mission into the bizarre company to retrieve his beloved pet.

Drew is aghast when he catches Steve and Mimi kissing.

After Phil the barber dies, Drew believes that he and his mother had an affair, and Mimi is in charge of increasing blood donations by Winfred-Louder employees.

Drew's handywoman suddenly becomes lustful. A store employee discovers the secret of getting Mr. Wick to like him.

Someone plays an embarrassing prank on Drew at a retailers' convention--but it's not who he thinks it is. Oswald finds out that his new job promotion involves irate customers.

Drew and Mimi collaborate on a scam at the bowling alley.