# Title: The Drew Carey Show 1995 ‧ Sitcom | seasons 8


## Description: Drew Carey experiences the highs and lows of tumultuous social and romantic relationships as opposed to his perpetually stagnant professional life. No. of episodes: 233 (list of episodes) No. of seasons: 9 Program creators: Drew Carey, Bruce Helford Network: American Broadcasting Company First episode date: September 13, 1995 (USA) Final episode date: September 8, 2004


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