The Drew Carey Show - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Drew Pops Something on Kate
Drew loses his job so he goes to work in his old high school cafeteria.
Be Drew to Your School
Drew is now engaged to Kate but working in his old high school cafeteria. Flashbacks to his high school days reveal how he ended up as he is.
Drew's Inheritance
Drew and Kate stage a fake wedding so he can inherit $10 000. Lewis and Oswald invite Drew's family.
Mimi's a Partner
Mimi wins Kate's share of Buzz Beer in a poker game. Meanwhile, $2000 goes missing and Drew is the prime suspect.
Drew Live (2)
Improv episode where Lewis and Oswald lose their jobs.
The Pregnancy Scare
Kate surprises Drew with a visit from the Go-Go's.
Drew and the Trail Scouts
Drew becomes a Scoutmaster.
Drew and Kate Become Friends
Lewis and Oswald try to help Drew get over Kate.
Drew Can't Carey a Tune
Drew takes the stage at a church fundraiser to get the blessing of his new boss.
Buzzie Wuzzie Liked His Beer
Lewis and Oswald decide to get a bear to attract people to their booth at a beer convention.
Fetal Attraction
Drew befriends a pregnant woman who decides he's perfect father material.
The Warsaw Closes
When Mimi gets The Warsaw shut down, Drew has to find a way to save the bar.
Oswald's Dad Returns
Drew realises that the real estate office where he is working with Oswald's dad is scamming people.
All Work and No Play (1)
Drew has had enough of Mr Wick so he throws him out of the house.
Drew's in a Coma (2)
An accident leaves Drew in a coma.
Drew and the Baby (3)
While Drew is in a coma, he meets Mimi's baby on his way to be born.
Hush Little Baby
Drew's Life After Death
After Drew reads his obituary in the paper, he decides to make his life more meaningful.
Drew and the Motorcycle
Drew decides to create a new identity for himself when he is declared dead.
Kate and Her New Boyfriend
Kate gets a new boyfriend and Drew is jealous. Meanwhile, Steve insists Drew and Mimi end their feud and Drew doesn't know how to channel his anger.
What's Wrong with This Episode? (4)
Drew tries to stop Lewis from going to hell.
The Easter Show
Drew hires Oswald to help with Easter deliveries.
Christening
Drew and Mimi's cousin compete to be Gus' godparent.
Drew and the Activist (1)
Drew starts seeing an environmental activist, but it threatens his friendship with Lewis.
Drew and the Activist (2)
Drew wants to have a promotional barbecue for Buzz Beer but Rachel is a vegetarian.
Bananas (1)
Drew's idea for a women's store is successful and he is made the manager, much to Mimi's disgust. He becomes overwhelmed, has a breakdown and is committed to a mental institution.
Bananas (2)
Drew is stuck in a mental institution when he suffers a breakdown.
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