The Drew Carey Show

Drew meets Mimi for the first time.

The best candidate for an available position at the store is an attractive female whom Drew likes, but if he hires her, company policy prohibits him from dating her.

When Kate becomes depressed about all of her friends getting married, she and Drew have a fake wedding.

Drew inadvertently terminates Mr. Bell's girlfriend, and Mr. Bell's lecherous attention focuses on Kate.

Drew's tasteless interoffice cartoon offends an employee.

Drew resorts to representing himself in a lawsuit pending against him.

Drew defends himself against charges that his cartoon created a hostile workplace.

When Drew tells Lewis that his sister is coming on too strong, it causes some hostility between the two.

Drew's new position as assistant to the store's founder soon turns compromising.

Drew's birthday party is jeopardized when Kate has a fight with his old school friend who has come for a visit.

Drew's dad pressures him to join his lodge, but Drew is not eager about the idea, especially when he discovers that many of the members are bigots.

Drew, Mimi and Oswald are forced into duty on the sales floor when the department store employees go on strike at the height of the holiday shopping season.

Drew accidentally hires a criminally-insane applicant and now has to find a way to fire him.

Mr. Bell's nephew shows his true personality while training with Drew.

When Drew is mistakenly believed to have been killed in a car accident, he ponders his life's purpose and considers becoming a priest.

Mr. Bell assigns Mimi as Drew's personal secretary.

Because office dating is prohibited, Drew and Lisa ask Kate and Jay to go with them on their date so that no one will think that they are together.

When Lisa decides to date other people, Drew dates his wild hairdresser.

Drew must decide between Kate, Lisa and Mimi when for a new management position.

Kate's meddling mother wreaks havoc on Kate's relationship with Jay.

When it seems like Drew and his friends will lose their jobs, they develop an idea for a business of their own--making "Buzz Beer."