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The Drew Carey Show, Season 2: When???

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Just finished watching Season 1 of this since April and wanted to know if anyone had any info on the release of Season 2?
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Me personally, I don't put any faith into Warner Bros. TV DVD division for anything nowadays. Still waiting on Night Court Season 2, wondering why they chopped the Tom & Jerry Spotlight Collection #3.
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Re: The Drew Carey Show, Season 2: When???

Sorry to resurrect an old thread but it has been almost 18 months since the release of S1 of The Drew Carey Show. can we assume that this will be the only season released?
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I would love season 2 as well
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I forgot I had responded to this one a year ago. My original comment still stands. Oh, no, wait... Get rid of that as it's been a year and still nothing.

WB = BOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
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I want this to continue; I never even saw the last season. It was sneaked on air during the summer...I thought the show had been cancelled a year before.
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I would also like to see this one continued. I actually missed the last 2 or 3 seasons.
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Originally Posted by Pete Battista
I would also like to see this one continued. I actually missed the last 2 or 3 seasons.

Same here, I got into the show late in its run when it was already coming down from its peak.
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Originally Posted by Ethan Riley
I want this to continue; I never even saw the last season. It was sneaked on air during the summer...I thought the show had been cancelled a year before.

If I recall correctly, following the conclusion of the 2000-2001 season (its sixth), after ABC had renewed The Drew Carey Show through the 2001-2002 season (its seventh), the network contracted for an additional two season (its eighth and ninth, through the 2003-2004 season) only to have the ratings drop drastically during the seventh season. Only half of the eighth season was shown during the fall; the rest was held for the summer of 2003. And the last season was completely burned off during the summer of 2004.

The final two seasons are drastically different than seasons 2-7, but still enjoyable. The first season is also pretty different, which might explain why fans of the bulk of the series skipped it, resulting in low sales.
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Me 2. I kept watching the show in reruns but they keep going all out of sequences. I liked the dance number they did in later seasons.

I own season 1 I'd love the set to continue badly.
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I am officially starting my boycot of all Warner Brothers products until they relase the remaining Drew Carey Show DVDs. We have waited long enough. I am posting on ALL forums, blogs, websites and talking to everyone and anyone about this also. There are lots of people waiting too long!!!!! 

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Originally Posted by beachdoctor View Post

I am officially starting my boycot of all Warner Brothers products until they relase the remaining Drew Carey Show DVDs. We have waited long enough. I am posting on ALL forums, blogs, websites and talking to everyone and anyone about this also. There are lots of people waiting too long!!!!! 


However, not enough people waiting bought the first box set to ensure the rest of the seasons would be released.

 

Add in music rights problems, and I doubt even Shout could get the Drew Carey Show out.

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I have season one that I picked up at Big Lots for $3 a couple years ago.

Didn't even realize the rest is still not released.  Probably end up on the Warner Archive site.

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