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1. Premiere Show Featuring a "Charlie's Angels" Reunion With Cameron Diaz & Lucy Liu; Actor Adam Sandler; Signature Segment "Designed by Drew"
Air date: Sep 14, 2020
Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu ("Charlie's Angels"); actor Adam Sandler; a family of essential workers gets a surprise.
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2. Actress Reese Witherspoon; Comedian Billy Eichner; "I Am Every Good Thing" Authors Derrick Barnes & Gordon C. James
Air date: Sep 15, 2020
Actress Reese Witherspoon; Billy Eichner ("Billy on the Street"); Derrick Barnes and Gordon C. James (book "I Am Every Good Thing").
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3. Actress Jane Fonda; Actress Gabrielle Union Surprises Small Business Owner; Quarantine Fashion Show With Christian Siriano
Air date: Sep 16, 2020
Jane Fonda (book "What Can I Do?"); actress Gabrielle Union; fashion designer Christian Siriano.
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4. Actress Charlize Theron; DWTS Host Tyra Banks; #ShareTheMicNow; Signature Segment Stans for Stains
Air date: Sep 17, 2020
Actress Charlize Theron; Tyra Banks ("Dancing With the Stars"); Luvvie Ajayi Jones (Share the Mic Now campaign) spotlights amazing Black women; stain removal.
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5. Billy Porter; Mom's Time Out; The Weekender
Air date: Sep 18, 2020
Drew has a surprise for the family of a little boy who was frustrated and overwhelmed on his first day of virtual kindergarten; a list of Drew's favorite picks; Billy Porter performs.
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6. Paris Hilton, Cookbook Club With José Andrés, Oregon Fire Chief Who Lost Her Own Home While Fighting Fire
Air date: Sep 21, 2020
Paris Hilton (YouTube Originals documentary "This Is Paris"); chef José Andrés and Drew turn chickpeas, tomatoes and eggs into a yummy dish; a fire chief who lost her own home and fire station house while fighting a holiday farm fire.
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7. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow, Actress Cristela Alonzo, Love Bug in Quarantine, Drew La La
Air date: Sep 22, 2020
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow; actress Cristela Alonzo; a couple whose love story began because of the pandemic; the latest designer fall fashions at incredible prices.
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8. Late Show Host Stephen Colbert, Comedian Judy Gold & Zainab Johnson, Designed by Drew
Air date: Sep 23, 2020
Stephen Colbert ("The Late Show With Stephen Colbert"); comics Judy Gold and Zainab Johnson discuss the news; Drew shares her passion for design and decorating.
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9. Actresses Rosario Dawson & Retta, Dealing With Divorce, Dear Drew
Air date: Sep 24, 2020
Rosario Dawson and Retta (podcast "And Nothing Less: The Untold Stories of Women's Fight for the Vote"); money expert Carmen Rita Wong and relationship therapist Dr. Argie Allen Wilson help people navigate divorce; Drew reads snail mail.
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10. Comedian Tom Green, Cooking With Vegan TikTok Star Tabitha Brown, 12-Year-Old Skateboarder Phenom Sky Brown, The Weekender
Air date: Sep 25, 2020
Comic Tom Green; 12-year-old skateboarding phenomenon Sky Brown tells what it was like crushing the mega ramp with pro skater Tony Hawke; vegan TikTok star Tabitha Brown helps prepare a dish; Drew's curated list of favorite picks.
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Drew gloms on every guest, either hanging onto them crouching on the floor or enveloping them while standing up. Her penchant for running her hands through her hair and flipping that huge stringy mop from one side to the other is bothersome and distracting. Drew's oversize baggy suits need to be dumped...along with her stylist. She overly emotes with everything her guests utter. Drew tries too hard to be enthusiastic and upbeat, and all it does is show false sincerity and makes her conversation ridiculously boring. I hope her show in cancelled.
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I avoid Drew Barrymore's show at all cost. I love CBS but they need to bring back, Let's make a deal. Wayne Brady first and then Drew Carey second the way it was before. You moved to Barrymore because she didn't have any ratings. Now she's ruining my morning shows! Please bring back let's make a deal. Drew Barrymore is a multi millionaire and does not need the money to make my mornings unbearable.! I can't change the channel fast enough when on her show starts!
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What drivel this is. First of all why on god's green earth are the audience members still forced to wear masks while the people in front of the cameras do not? Utter nonsense. Drew has always been a little nuts, but still a good actor. However, her skills have diminished to pantomime, and thats being generous. As for guests; It's blatantly obvious that Drew has no clue on her guests, so thats why they guests are for the most part unknown or D rated actors. Please cancel this show and put in its place a video of paint drying.
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The Drew Barrymore show is refreshing. She is so down to earth and kind and compassionate and funny. I just wish that I could somehow watch the show when I get home from work every day. Could it be available on the ABC app?
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This show is so bad, it makes Tamron Hall seem like Oprah! I feel sad watching it. I love Drew but it's like she forgot she's a "STAR" and acts like a soon to be grandmother who talks to the audience like they are children...SHE THINKS EVERYONE is pretty in and out and SHE's OVERLY dramatic and then instantly switches... OMG! I can't think of a more horrible show!
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It was her typical boorish come off. Terrible opponent for Ellen, no comparison between their character, dignity or intellectual level. Hands down Ellen clearly is daytime reigning queen.
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It's so cringe worthy. It's almost like a preschool teacher got a talk show and the audience is talked to as such.
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I like most of her guests. I don't like how Drew handles herself. She acts like a young child trying to get attention, it becomes annoying. She becomes emphatic with what she says like a preteen. Some people don't like how she dresses....I'm not crazy about it, but it is not that big of a deal compared to her behavior. It's good for her to have fun, however she over dramatizes herself with her over done facial expressions, her tonality, gets over fussy with her hair. Someone from the producers, please have her tame down. I see that her contract renewed. Please, tame this child down. I would love to see some improvement in those areas.
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This show is so adorable! Some ppl are saying there is no like pattern she follows, like how Ellen would dance, then do bits, then interviews, etc... but that's why I love it. It is just Drew Barrymore talking about whatever she wants, with her "VFF's" Virtual Friends Forever haha, and being positive and fun. Sometimes she talks about serious things like her divorce, or today's show with Demi Lovato and childhood stardom, but it is a mostly lighthearted, upbeat, kooky show, which is a breath of fresh air during COVID. It has been such a bad year for almost everyone, and this is the type of stuff I want to watch right now. I work in finance and I always think about how much easier my life would be if the ppl I worked with acted like Drew Barrymore haha.
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despise her. Didn't prior to the show, but she's manic, loud, annoying, cutesy and I literally have to change channel about 8:45 am. so that I don't hear her. At times, I get busy and forget and can hear her LOUD ANNOYING voice from the other room. Hope she's off the air soon. Don't understand how she is worthy of a show. Wonder who she blew.
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