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S7·E18 It's a Dog Eat Drew World

Core Aired February 27, 2002 30 min
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Synopsis

Drew is upset when Lewis, Oswald and Kate begin neglecting him to devote more time to their jobs. Steve also cannot spend time with him because of plans with Mimi. A vicious stray dog shows up in the yard and tries to steal a sandwich from Drew and Speedy. A depressed Drew has lunch with Mr. Wick after his friends stand him up. They find that they have common interests, but Wick quickly scares him off by making plans to spend every minute of the day together. Drew tricks Lewis, Oswald, Kate and Steve into coming over by claiming an emergency. They are upset to learn that he just wants to play a game of Risk, and try to leave. The wild dog returns as part of a pack. The dogs surround the house, even cutting off the phone lines. They fake an attack on a small dog, who lets them into the house after the gang brings him inside to help him. Everyone must flee to the basement, where they pass the time by reading Drew's old journal and singing songs. Mimi comes by in the morning lo

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Director & writers

Gerry CohenDirector

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 7 Episode 18 of The Drew Carey Show air?

Season 7, Episode 18 ('It's a Dog Eat Drew World') originally aired on February 27, 2002.

How long is Season 7 Episode 18 ('It's a Dog Eat Drew World')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 30 minutes.

What happens in The Drew Carey Show Season 7 Episode 18?

Drew is upset when Lewis, Oswald and Kate begin neglecting him to devote more time to their jobs. Steve also cannot spend time with him because of plans with Mimi. A vicious stray dog shows up in the yard and tries to steal a sandwich from Drew and Speedy. A depressed Drew has lunch with Mr. Wick...

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