Aspiring actor Jackson aims to produce a movie that will take Hollywood by storm, but finds himself contending with ruthless...
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2011
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2010
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His social skills virtually non-existent and his self-confidence at an all time low, lonely Andreas (James Duval) finds his...
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2010
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MyNetwork's first contribution to the urban-sitcom genre, Under One Roof bore no relationship to the 1995 series of the same...
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2008
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A 12-year-old boy with a tricked-out mountaintop fort attempts to foil three bumbling jewel thieves in search of a valuable...
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Arty
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2008
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An ancient demon and his sugar-craving army of kung-fu warriors are set to take over the entire planet, leaving the only...
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Lenny
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2007
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Director Lee Abbot takes a satirical look at the stereotypes and mythologies of marijuana in this satirical mockumentary...
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2007
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2001
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At Winfred-Louder's centennial ceremony, elderly board member Arthur Crawford (Hansford Rowe)--who's been with the store for...
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2000
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Thanks to a crooked land deal spearheaded by Winfred-Louder, Drew (Drew Carey) is currently living in one-half of a house,...
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1999
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The Horndogs have reorganized, with Drew (Drew Carey) as the leader and Ed Walsh, Jimmy Fox and Dale Peters of The James Gang...
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1998
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Season Four of The Drew Carey Show begins with a series of bizarre work-related accidents befalling our hero Drew Carey...
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1998
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1997
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Low-life criminal Joseph Meeker (David Keith) is in the midst of a convenience store robbery when his plans are foiled by...
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1997
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When the store's day-care center operator Faith (Joan Fagan) is injured in a parking lot accident, Mimi fills in for her. She...
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1997
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When the guys' high school band leader Ms. Blankenship dies, a grieving Drew tries to reorganize the old band for a memorial...
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1996
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Attracted to a girl named Bonnie (played by Caroline Rhea of Sabrina the Teenage Witch fame), Drew (Drew Carey) invites her...
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1996
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It was bad enough when Drew (Drew Carey) impulsively promised to give the "head personal shopper" job at Winfred-Louder to...
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1996
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Inspired by a motivational speaker, Drew (Drew Carey) decides to make himself indispensible to Winfred-Louder by coming up...
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1996
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Drew (Drew Carey) is saved from being pummelled in a bar fight by Simon Tate (guest star Norm MacDonald), the former high...
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1996
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Drew (Drew Carey) is promised a promotion if he will agree to train Mr. Bell's lazy, duplicitious nephew Blaine (Michael...
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1996
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David Cross (Mr. Show, Arrested Development) guest stars as Earl, the weird new tie-counter clerk at Winfred-Louder. Alerted...
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1996
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The second season of The Drew Carey Show begins with yet another romantic tribulation for the title character (played by...
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1996
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Kate's new boyfriend Jack (Grant Shaud) is convinced that he is really Satan--and has even taken out credit cards identifying...
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1996
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When Lisa (Katy Selverstone) announces her intention to see other men, Drew (Drew Carey) reciprocrates by dating his...
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1995
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Robert Torti makes his first appearance as Jay Clemens, an old junior-high-school buddy of Drew (Drew Carey), Oswald...
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1995
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In the first episode of a three-part story arc, Drew (Drew Carey's thinks it's a laugh and a half when he concludes a memo...
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1995
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Jamie (Helen Hunt) feels too bad to see a feel-good movie. Still, Paul (Paul Reiser) persuades her to accompany him to the...
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1994
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