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Hello, I'm Drew Carey.

It's March 1st, so it's time for our
annual April Fool Show.

Here to tell you more about it is my
girlfriend, Kate.

I said, here's Kate.

Can't we just tell people this is our
annual April Fool's contest?

Hey, Kate.

Hot damn, baby, you're looking good.

You won't let me on whose line is it
anyway, but you make me do this?

There's gonna be mistakes like this all
throughout the episode.

Over 50 of them, whoever
finds the most mistakes

on our list can win
$200,000 and a trip to L.A.

to bowl with me.

And there's lots more prizes that
everybody else has a chance to win.

You can find all the rules at abc.com or
in the current issue of TV Guide.

You can also enter through
abc.com or send your list to

an address that will be
given you later on in the show.

So keep your eyes open for mistakes,
because the game is starting right now.

And here's some more buzz beer we can't
use.

And here's some more buzz beer you
contaminated.

It's all going in the trash.

I'm sorry, Drew.

That seemed like a good idea at the time.

Everything's a good idea at the time.

Lead and paint was a good idea at the
time.

Asbestos was a good idea at the time.

Nuclear tests you could look at were a
good idea at the time.

Yeah, well, my dad watched
nuclear tests and we had

asbestos in our house,
and I used to eat lead paint.

What?

Look, I'm working 60 hours a week now with
Storm Manager.

I don't have time for this crap.

Well, we were trying to save time.

He does such a good job at Drucco.

We thought he could help us clean the
vats.

Yeah, he reaches places we can't.

I don't care how talented he is,
he's still a monkey with a toilet crush.

What does he want now, a banana or
something?

No, just a little respect.

Well, I'm gone.

Chester's in charge.

Hey, Mimi, any messages?

Yeah, your head called for your ass.

It's going to be a little late coming in
today.

Oh, yeah?

Well, I'm going to miss it for you.

Hey, how are you guys doing?

Well, you're the first
one of us to have a real

office, so now we just
don't hang out at your house.

We also have a little place in the city.

Congratulations, Dru.

It took you 20 years, but you finally have
a ceiling.

Well, if you'll excuse me, I have a little
bit of work to do.

Norm, your show's not on now, it's on
next.

Oh, oh, yeah, hey, don't tell ABC, but I
like to have a few beers before the show.

Yeah, like they never noticed.

Hey, listen, Dru, before
you get to work, we've

got to tell you about our
new Buzz Beer Sync Pack.

You stayed promotion.

All right, wow me.

Okay, you know how everybody gets drunk?

And gets into fights on St. Pat's Day?

Yeah.

Well, we put a quarter in
every bottle, so at the first

sign of trouble, people can
use it to phone the police.

Well, how do you get the quarter out?

What do you think?

You don't see anything wrong with this?

This doesn't look like trouble to you.

Dru, I know they're taking credit for it,
but it was actually the monkey's idea.

Oh, I'm sorry, are you here, Billy's
feuding?

Hey, I only played a hillbilly in one
movie, and actually, I'm quite right.

I'm sorry, Mr. Solard.

My friends and I have a business on the
side.

We eat brew buzz beer.

Buzz beer?

I've seen it at the liquor store.

Your liquor store sells buzz beer?

No, a bum outside drinks it.

Hey, the bum promotion paid off.

I know it's yours, sir, but I'd be honored
if you gave it a try.

It's coffee and beer.

Like our slogan says, stay up and get
smashed all over again.

Hey, this doesn't suck.

That was our second choice for a slogan.

Well, we, uh, make enough to pay the
bills, make a few extra bucks on the side.

You know, I've been trying to set my
brother all up in the business,

you know, so he can stop mooching off of
me.

Well, you know, starts at the business
that we kind of expensive about.

So, are you selling?

I mean, I don't want you to get your hopes
up to, uh, because all I have is 75 grand.

$75,000?

Permission to Cabbage Pat, sir.

I'll take that back.

I only have 60,000.

No problem.

Miscalculation, I only have 40,000.

Because that was kind of hard to watch.

But, you know, since we have a good price,
do we have a deal?

No, I got to check my partners,
but that's just a formality.

And I'd be so happy to get my brother-in
-law out of my house.

And, Drew, if this deal happens,
I'm going to teach you how to dance,

because I don't know what the hell you was
just doing.

Bridge, I'm ready for my next scene.

So, what's the big deal, Drew?

Yeah, we never had an emergency meeting in
Buzzbeer before.

Well, there was that one where we talked
about dropping one of the partners.

I wasn't invited to that.

Hey, Fassky.

Okay, well, sit down.

I got some great news.

My boss, Mr. Solard, wants to buy Buzzbeer
for $40,000.

What?

After we pay off all the loans for the
equipment, we'll each make about three grand.

Hey, the lips are waiting, and the ass
ain't shy either.

Well, I said that Buzzbeer was for sale.

Yeah.

I got us a great deal.

Buzzbeer doesn't make us any real money.

Well, what about the future?

I know we'll make money.

More teenagers are drinking now than ever
before.

We can't get out now.

Yeah, even if we weren't making any money,
I wouldn't want to sell Buzzbeer.

By my age, you're either a mother or a
career woman.

With Buzzbeer, I'm a career woman.

I am.

I have a briefcase.

What's in it?

Yeah, my purse.

Well, I thought you guys would be happy.

I mean, I know I'd be happy,
because I don't know if I could

be store manager and work
on Buzzbeer at night anymore.

Oh, I see.

Now that you've got yours, who cares about
everybody else?

Success has changed you, man.

I saw that pamphlet
on your coffee table,

everything you need to
know about call waiting.

You're flying too close to the sun,
my friend.

Why don't we just take a vote?

Who wants to sell Buzzbeer and strangle
our little dream in its sleep?

Oh, that's a little biased.

Come on.

I say we take a vote.

Sell Buzzbeer will all make
thousands of dollars, which

I will use to shower a
special someone with gifts.

He's talking about me.

Okay, who wants to sell Buzzbeer?

Who doesn't want to sell Buzzbeer?

Oh, come on.

My boss is gonna kill me.

He thought we had a deal.

Who votes to pretend we have sympathy for
Drew?

Oh, that's terrible.

That's terrible.

Hey, is it so hard, Cole?

Yeah.

He's coming down in a minute to give you
the check for Buzzbeer.

Oh, crap.

I gotta work fast.

Are Oswald and Wuss inside my office?

Yeah.

Hey, nice hat, Thor.

What are you writing down?

Trying to win that $200,000.

Found a lot of mistakes in the Drew Carey
show.

Wait a second.

I'm not supposed to know this.

That's another one.

Hey, I'm glad you guys came down.

I've got a great idea, and I think it's
gonna make everybody happy.

We're buying the Partridge Family bus on
eBay.

I was thinking, yes, I want to sell
Buzzbeer, but I also thought since I have

a little success, I should
share it with my friends, so

I'm offering you both really
good jobs here at the store.

Oh, wow.

Why would you want to do that?

Well, I figured if you both
had really good jobs, then you

wouldn't eat Buzzbeer, and
I'd have enough votes to sell it.

Oh, I see.

Well, so what are the jobs?

Well, Lewis, I want you to have my old
job.

You're gonna be the new assistant director
of personnel.

Why me?

Well, you're in charge
of all the janitors

at Drunko, so you know
how to manage people.

And you're really smart.

You were a straight-A student till you met
Oswald.

Remember what I told you, buddy.

Smarty had a party, and nobody came.

I don't know, Drew.

The closest I've ever
been to a desk job is

sitting backwards on the
toilet, writing on a tank.

Well, my cubicle's kind of like a toilet.

I mean, it has walls, has graffiti, and
Mimi's always floating around somewhere.

Yeah, I'm not gonna
quit my job, but I could

take some vacation
days, give it a shot.

You know what?

You got a deal.

Thanks for trusting me with this kind of
responsibility.

No, thanks.

Necessary.

I picked all these jobs based on your
abilities.

Well, so what's my job, buddy?

Say hello to the first man to ever work in
women's lingerie.

Lingerie?

I don't know anything about lingerie.

Why would I want to hang out with a bunch
of women only wearing their underwear?

So, do we have a deal?

I don't know.

I like my job, and I don't want to sell
Buzzbeer.

Excuse me, sir.

I need some help.

Do I look all right in this teddy?

So now I have to change my name,
too?

Excuse me, sir.

I seem to have lost my thong.

I'm sorry, Drew.

It's a great job, but it's not worth
giving up Buzzbeer for.

Ah, crap.

I think he had a hard time picturing you
in a thong.

But I don't.

Carrie, my brother-in-law loved the idea.

Here's the check.

Let's make this deal.

I got to be honest,
sir, my partners don't

want to sell, and I
can't sell you Buzzbeer.

What?

Come on, we had a deal.

My wife is gonna kill me.

Nobody told you to shoot your mouth off to
your woman.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Hi.

I'm your new assistant director of
personnel.

Carrie, you're in deep trouble.

If I don't get Buzzbeer, you won't have a
job.

Don't worry about it, Drew.

I got a plan that might help.

You take care of Kate, I will handle
Oswald.

This is what we're gonna do.

And that's what we're gonna do.

We really need it.

That's what we're gonna do.

Gee, Drew, the carnival was great.

Thanks for spending all that money to give
me the balloon.

Don't mention it.

And thanks for spending
all that money to give

me a second balloon
when I let go of the first.

I don't know how I'm ever gonna pay you
back.

Just remember all the good times we had
today.

And, uh, there is one other thing.

Hey, Drew, did the carnival trick get
Oswald to give you his Buzzbeer vote?

I don't know what you're talking about.

You know, Operation Three Ring,
dumbass.

I can't believe this.

You lied and tricked me.

That's not the spirit of the carnival.

Oh, yeah, well, here's another one.

I'm not gonna frame your spin-art.

I'll talk to him, Drew.

Hey, Drew.

Oh, hey there, Kate.

What's the matter?

Oh, I just came from the doctor.

What, is anything wrong?

Yeah, it's the stress from management of
the store and trying to make Buzzbeer work.

He says my heart murmur is turning into a
shout.

Thank you.

Well, I have no idea.

What does this mean?

Well, I can't have my job, my health,
and Buzzbeer.

You choose, honey.

Drew, I mean, if you put it that way,
I guess... I couldn't catch him, Drew.

Maybe the medical scam will work on Kate.

Drew, I can't believe you just did that.

There is no way in hell you're getting my
Buzzbeer vote.

Kate, honey, wait, I...

Well, I guess it's my fault I'm the one who
started hanging out with you 30 years ago.

Nobody forced you.

Hey, Geppetto.

Pinocchio, what are you doing here?

I'm not supposed to see you until Sunday,
May 7th, 7 o'clock, 6 o'clock central.

After the move we made, you said we would
do best buddies and hang out together.

Yeah, but then you
started wearing the outfit

all the time and calling
yourself Pinocchio.

That got kind of creepy.

Is your mom right in here?

I don't have a mom.

You made me out of wood.

Okay, well, I want you to get them out of
here.

Wait, wait!

What?

I see dead people.

Morning, pig.

Morning, twig.

Hey, it's like the number ten just walked
in.

Now, listen, when I was home, it's going
to be our last chance to sell Buzzbeer.

You sure get him to change his vote?

You're talking to the guy who convinced
him that airlines don't have silverware,

so he should sneak his own knife aboard
the plane.

Hello, human resources.

It's glued to my head.

So what are you going to do to get her
back?

You just can't hit her.

I'm only going to hit her until I get into
the ground, then I'm going to kick her.

No, you have to do something clever to get
her back.

Oh, I get it.

You guys are like the roadrunner in Wile
E.

Coyote.

Gee, I never thought of it like that.

Can you help me with this?

Sure.

Hey, I hope you guys didn't bring me down
here to get me to sell Buzzbeer,

because I don't want a new job,
I don't want to go to the circus,

I don't want anything, and there's no way
you're going to get me to change my vote.

Really?

Not even for a bunny?

Bunny!

So do you agree to sell Buzzbeer?

Oh, you'll get your precious vote.

If you meet my conditions, isn't that
right, Commander Bun-Bun?

What do you want, Oswald?

I want my share plus 10%.

All right, done.

And an additional 5%.

So, you want 15%?

Yes.

All right, then we have a deal.

Not so quickly, my friends.

I want one other condition, and this is
absolutely non-negotiable.

I want another bunny!

You really shouldn't be alone.

Well,

I officially called to order the last
meeting of Buzzbeer.

Hey, who wants $3,000?

Well, I'm officially a rich man.

Wait till the guy at
the liquor store sees

this baby slide under
the bulletproof glass.

You know how many fingers I'd have to lose
at drug code to make this kind of money?

Of course, that was before their finger
schminger policy.

All right, Carrie, this is my brother-in
-law done now.

We are here for the equipment.

What's your thing, Mr. Cooper?

Yeah, I better not lose money on this like
I did that breakdance in school of yours.

I thought I recognized you, Professor.

You remember me?

Break it down now.

I can't believe this is really happening.

Yeah, I never thought I'd see the day I'd
help this man till Buzzbeer.

It's like taking apart a member of the
family.

I didn't like that either.

Wow, look at that.

Yeah, we painted this the day we started
Buzzbeer.

Four friends, four ever, four beer.

Guess it didn't quite last forever,
huh?

Yeah, and I guess we were really stupid to
believe it.

Oh, crap.

Hey, Carrie, if you help us out,
it'll go a little bit faster.

Uh, sir?

Listen, uh, we changed our minds.

We have to have Buzzbeer back.

We decided to support it in the company to
us.

It's... It's part of who we are.

Oh, come on, man.

I can't sell my brothers-in-law a future
for $40,000.

Give me $50,000.

$50,000?

But this means more to us than anything
else in our lives.

Okay, in that case, you'll pay $60,000.

But this is our dream.

$70,000.

Okay, okay, it's a deal.

All right, let's go.

Oh, yeah, by the way, this is how you
catch fast like this.

Hey, this is how rich people walk.

True, we don't have that much money.

That's okay.

I'll go to the bank tomorrow and take
another loan.

That will be so far in debt, we'll never
be able to sell Buzzbeer.

Look at those idiots.

Stick with me, kid.

In a month, we're gonna own this place.

Coming this fall.

He's not a fella like you and me.

He's a fun, loving, happy, sloppy
chimpanzee.

Chester!

Hey, Chester!

Chester.

He's not a fella like you and me.

He's a fun, loving, happy, sloppy
chimpanzee.

A fun, loving, happy, sloppy chimpanzee.