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** Drew and Kate's argument over her getting married to Kirk. Not only does Drew have to deal with the fact Kate is marrying another man but she is also moving to Guam where he is stationed. After failing to talk her out of marrying Kirk, Drew decides he can't attend the wedding. [[TearDryer Thankfully, he changes his mind and even gives Kate away]].
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* The end of the second episode of season 8. After Kate's wedding to another man, Drew, Oswald, and Lewis are in Drew's living room watching TV. Drew has a [[ThousandYardStare thousand-yard stare]] on his face due to the fact that he just said goodbye to the love of his life and lifelong best friend, Kate.
* Really, the fact that Drew's love life is such a trainwreck in the first place, given that he is a genuinely good, kind person who honestly attempts to put others first. Sometimes at the cost of his own happiness.
* When Mr. Wick is caught with cocaine, he plays it off until Drew insists he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real-life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.
* Really, the fact that Drew's love life is such a trainwreck in the first place, given that he is a genuinely good, kind person who honestly attempts to put others first. Sometimes at the cost of his own happiness.
* When Mr. Wick is caught with cocaine, he plays it off until Drew insists he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real-life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.
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Drew and Kate's argument over her getting married to Kirk. Not only does Drew have to deal with the fact Kate is marrying another man but she is also moving to Guam where he is stationed. After failing to talk her out of marrying Kirk, Drew decides he can't attend the wedding. [[TearDryer Thankfully, he changes his mind and even gives Kate away]].
** After Kate's wedding Drew, Oswald, and Lewis are in Drew's living room watching TV. Drew has a [[ThousandYardStare thousand-yard stare]] on his face due to the fact that he just said goodbye to the love of his life and lifelong best friend. Oswald and Lewis are about to leave but seeing that he clearly needs friends, decide to stay a little while longer.
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* The end of "The Bachelor Party" where Drew watches the sex tape he made with his fiancee and the audience learns it's an ''attempted'' sex tape where his fiancee realizes she's regained her old weight and breaks up with Drew, saying it's his fault she became fat because she "can't be around someone who loves to eat". At the end of the episode he rewinds it and watches it over and over. Made worse since her parents used this same phrase to describe Drew in an earlier episode but it was played for laughs.
* Really, the fact that Drew's lovelife is such a trainwreck in the first place, given that he is a genuinely good, kind person who honestly attempts to put others first. Sometimes at the cost of his own happiness.
* When Mr. Wick is caught with cocaine he's plays it off until Drew insists he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.
* The end of the second episode of season 8. After Kate's wedding to another man, Drew, Oswald and Lewis are in Drew's living room watching TV. Drew has a [[ThousandYardStare thousand-yard stare]] on his face due to the fact that he just said goodbye to the love of his life and lifelong best friend, Kate.
* Really, the fact that Drew's lovelife is such a trainwreck in the first place, given that he is a genuinely good, kind person who honestly attempts to put others first. Sometimes at the cost of his own happiness.
* When Mr. Wick is caught with cocaine he's plays it off until Drew insists he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.
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* Really, the fact that Drew'slovelife love life is such a trainwreck in the first place, given that he is a genuinely good, kind person who honestly attempts to put others first. Sometimes at the cost of his own happiness.
* When Mr. Wick is caught withcocaine he's cocaine, he plays it off until Drew insists he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real life real-life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.
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* When Mr. Wick is caught with cocaine he's plays it off until Drew insist he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.alcoholism.
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* Really, the fact that Drew's lovelife is such a trainwreck in the first place, given that he is a genuinely good, kind person who honestly attempts to put others first. Sometimes at the cost of his own happiness.
* When Mr. Wick is caught with cocaine he's plays it off until Drew insist he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.
* Really, the fact that Drew's lovelife is such a trainwreck in the first place, given that he is a genuinely good, kind person who honestly attempts to put others first. Sometimes at the cost of his own happiness.
* When Mr. Wick is caught with cocaine he's plays it off until Drew insist he's got to go to rehab. He sits down in his chair and with a weak broken voice mutters "I'm suddenly very tired." Even more so when you remember Craig Ferguson's real life struggle with drug addiction and alcoholism.
