The Drew Carey Show (1995)

Episode Overview

After returning from a trip, Celia discovers that Drew has had a confrontation with Winfred-Louder. Eager to help, she offers her support. Meanwhile, the store enlists Mimi to make Drew's life miserable by shining bright lights at his home and blasting "Panama" by Van Halen. Later, Larry and Chuck inform Drew that Winfred-Louder's investors have pulled out of their mall deal. In retaliation for Mimi's relentless torment, Drew tricks her into sending her clothes to a bogus dry cleaner, ruining them in the process. He then asks Celia to move in with him, which unnerves Lewis, Oswald, and Kate, who think their dynamic resembles a mother-son relationship. Complications arise when the store's contractor poorly reconstructs Drew's house, leaving the kitchen uneven. Wick refuses to cover the repair costs, leaving Drew to seek legal assistance.