The Drew Carey Show - Season 5

Season 5
Episodes

Y2K, You're Okay
Drew's journal becomes public knowledge and Sharon is not impressed. Everyone panics about Y2K and withdraws all their money from the bank.

Drew Goes to the Browns' Game
Drew is excited about the Browns first game in Cleveland in three years. Sharon seems to be too busy to spend time with Drew leading him to think she's cheating.

Drew and the Gang Law
Drew, Kate. Lewis and Oswald are separated and banned from seeing each other when a judge applies a gang law to them.

Drew's Reunion
The gang goes to their high school reunion. Kate learns some new information about Drew. Bo Derek guest stars.

Drew's Physical
Drew has to undergo a physical, but he gets Lewis to take it instead. Lewis also does the psychological evaluation, which leads to everyone thinking Drew is crazy. Meanwhile, Kate wants to tell Drew how she really feels about him but holds off as the psychiatrist Drew sees advises against a relationship until Drew deals with his issues.

Drew Tries to Kill Mimi
After a prank goes terribly wrong, Drew is labelled a racist. He vows to kill Mimi and then accidentally hits her with his car.

Red, White and Drew
Drew gets political in his attempts to improve the roads around his house.

Drew Live (1)

Drew Cam
Winfred-Louder choose Drew to showcase their products in a live feed of his house. He needs a girlfriend who is first played by Kate, but the viewers still aren't tuning in, so he is then paired up with a young woman called Isabel. Kate's jealousy prompts her to reveal her feelings.

Drew's Stomachache
Drew feels ill every time he thinks about his relationship with Kate.

Steve and Mimi Get Married
A problem with a relative jeopardises Steve and Mimi's wedding.

Drew and Kate's First Date
For their first date, Drew takes Kate to the planetarium where they first met in third grade. Kate's wild stories prompt Drew to do something outrageous for their second date.

Drew and the Racial Tension Play
Drew is blamed when a board member does a bigoted speech at a Winfred-Louder fashion show.

Kate Works for Drew
Drew reluctantly hires Kate but then has to fire her.

Mimi Moves In
After Mimi loses her job, and Drew loses Steve's truck, Mimi and Steve move into Drew's backyard.

Do Drew and Kate Have Sex?
Drew and Kate struggle to find the right time and place to have sex for the first time. Drew sustains an embarrassing injury.

I Dishonestly Love You
Drew's ex-girlfriend returns to ask a favour of Drew.

Drew Goes to Hell
Drew becomes Store Manager at the expense of Mr Wick

What's Wrong with This Episode? (3)
The gang contemplate selling Buzz Beer.

The Gang Stops Drinking
When Mimi puts some of Mr Wicks' medication into their food, the gang becomes violently ill when they drink alcohol.

Oswald's Son
Oswald learns he has a son, but the son looks suspiciously like Lewis.

Mr. Wick Returns
Mimi sabotages Drew's first big sale as store manager. Drew joins forces with Mr Wick to beat her in her attempt to win the role for herself.

Kate vs. Speedy
Kate and Speedy compete to be number one in Drew's heart.

Beer Ball
Drew finds out the store has a softball team but he's not welcome. He tries fielding an opposing team and bets with Steve that his team of misfits can beat the Winfred Louder team.

Drew and Kate Boink
When Kate finds out she has hurt all her past lovers, she calls off her first time with Drew.

A Very Special Drew
Kate is dying...or is she?
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