Synopsis: "The Drew Carey Show" kicks off ABC's highly anticipated "Happy Hour" lineup when it moves to Monday nights on the network, beginning SEPTEMBER 9. The powerhouse comedy block of "The Drew Carey Show" and "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" will lead into ABC's legendary sports franchise, "Monday Night Football."

One of the most innovative comedies on network television, this fast-paced half-hour depicts life through the eyes of comedian and author Drew Carey and his life-long gang of Cleveland friends. There are big changes in store this season for everyman Drew, as he gets a reality check - big time -- after someone significant in his life moves on.

Things get even more difficult when Winfred Louder, the store, ceases to exist and morphs into Winfred Louder.com, an internet shopping site. Drew is plunged into the fast-lane world of e-commerce, with new bosses and a whole new technology to contend with. He'll form an unlikely alliance with his nemesis/sister-in-law, Mimi (Kathy Kinney), as they adjust to life as dotcom-ers. Meanwhile, a woman from the gang's past returns to complicate his already very complex life. (Courtesy ABC Entertainment, 2002)

The Cast:
Drew Carey .... Drew Allison Carey
Ryan Stiles .... Lewis Michealangelo Kiniski
Diedrich Bader .... Oswald Lee Harvey
Christa Miller .... Mary Katherine 'Kate' O'Brien (1995-2002)
Kathy Kinney .... Mimi Bobeck Carey
Cynthia Watros .... Kellie Newmark (2002- )
Craig Ferguson .... Nigel Wick (1996- )
John Carroll Lynch .... Steve Carey (1997- )
Jenica Bergere .... Sharon Bridges (1998-1999)
Ian Gomez .... Larry Almada (1995-2000)
Tim O'Rourke .... Tim
Kelly Perine .... Chuck (1995-2000)
Kevin Pollak .... Mr. Bell (1995-1996)
Katy Selverstone .... Lisa Robbins (1995-1996)
Johnnie Walker .... Bernard
Kate Walsh .... Nicki Fifer (1997-1998, 2001-2002)

Production Credits:
Drew Carey and Bruce Helford created "The Drew Carey Show" which premiered on September 13, 1995. Bruce Helford, Drew Carey, Clay Graham, Bruce Rasmussen, Deborah Oppenheimer, Les Firestein and Michael Teverbaugh are executive producers, and Dan O’Keefe and David Caplan are co-executive producers. "The Drew Carey Show" is produced by Mohawk Productions, Inc., in association Warner Bros. Television.

Airdates:

The Episodes:
Season One Episode Guide

Season Two Episode Guide

Season Three Episode Guide

Season Four Episode Guide

Season Five Episode Guide

Season Six Episode Guide

Season Seven Episode Guide