We'll Remember Always, Evaluation Day
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| “We'll Remember Always, Evaluation Day” | |
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| Episode no. | Season 2 Episode 23 |
| Guest star(s) | Bob Zany Ian Gomez Katy Selverstone |
| Writer(s) | Les Firestein |
| Director | Brian K. Roberts |
| Production no. | 465902 |
| Original airdate | September 18, 1996 |
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We'll Rembember Always, Evaluation Day is the 23rd episode of the sitcom The Drew Carey Show.
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[edit] Info
Original air date: September 18, 1996
Writer: Les Firestein
Director: Brian K. Roberts
[edit] Plot
Lisa and Drew begin to have problems in their relationship when she gets jealous when Drew doesn't go on a date with her so that he can go shopping with Kate. At Winfred-Louder, the employees begin sucking up to Drew as he completes the annual performance evaluations. Mimi unexpectedly gets ahold of some of the evaluations, and she reveals that Drew made some critical remarks about Lisa. When Drew tries to hide the evaluation remarks from Lisa, she discovers the truth and becomes angry with Drew. Lisa believes that Drew was tougher on her so that people wouldn't accuse him of favoritism since they are dating. Drew insists that he was honest about her performance, and says that he was only doing his job, which Lisa feels that Drew's job comes before their relationship. Drew has some concerns about the way his new pants (that he bought shopping with Kate) fit; due to a tenting problem in the front, it appears he has an erection each time he sits down.
Because of all of the trouble that Mimi caused with Lisa's evaluation, Drew puts together a series of pranks to get revenge. When Lisa finds out about the pranks, she claims that her supervisor allowed her to see the evaluation; Mimi had nothing to do with it. Lisa attempts to persuade Drew in going home early to make time for her. However, Mimi shows up with a cast on her foot and announces that her sister is in the hospital. Drew tries to disable all of the pranks because of her current situation, and feels so guilty that he agrees to work for Mimi for the rest of the day. Afterwards, Mimi admits that she scammed Drew, as her sister was just undergoing liposuction. Because Drew left Lisa in the car all day without telling her he was going to work late, Lisa breaks up with him. Before she leaves the house, Drew quickly asks Lisa to move in with him in a desperate attempt to continue their relationship. At the conclusion of the episode, Drew is hanging above Mimi's desk at Winfred-Louder, similar to Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible. However, Mimi comes out of Mr. Bell's office and is about to cut his wire when Drew yells to Lewis to pull him back up.
[edit] Cast
- Drew Carey - Drew Carey
- Ryan Stiles - Lewis Kiniski
- Diedrich Bader - Oswald Harvey
- Christa Miller Lawrence - Kate O'Brien
- Kathy Kinney - Mimi Bobeck
[edit] Recurring Characters
- Ian Gomez - Larry
- Kelly Perine - Chuck
- Katy Selverstone - Lisa
- Robert Torti - Jay
[edit] Guest Stars
- Bob Zany - Insult Guy
[edit] Quotes
Lewis: How'd she get a hold of her evaluation anyway?
Drew: There's only one person diabolical enough to have done this.
Lewis, Oswald, Kate: Mimi...
Jay (speaks at the same time as the other three): Kate. (Kate turns around) I...Whooo--do you think it'd be, Kate?
[edit] Trivia
- This season 2 opening features the premiere of the production number "Five O'Clock World." The song was recorded by The Vogues in 1965 and can be found on the show's soundtrack: Cleveland Rocks: Music From the Drew Carey Show. The opening sequence would be used throughout the entire second season, and several more seasons after that until the "Cleveland Rocks" opening was introduced. The "Five O'Clock World" would be remixed in the final seasons and was used in a rotation method with the other openings.
- This episode was one of the six episodes released on a compilation DVD for The Drew Carey Show on February 28, 2006. The DVD also included the episodes Pilot, Playing the Unified Field, Drew Blows His Promotion, My Best Friend's Wedding, and DrugCo.
