'Drew Barrymore Show' Renewed for Fifth Season Despite Previous Controversy

The show, anchored by CBS Stations, has seen growth in viewership and will continue through 2025, featuring a lineup of A-list guests.

'The Drew Barrymore Show' has been renewed for a fifth season by CBS Stations, which will continue to anchor the show in major markets through 2025.
The renewal comes after a tumultuous fourth season, which was delayed due to a WGA strike and saw three WGA-member writers decline to return to the show.
Despite the controversy, the show has been averaging 1.1 million viewers, showing a growth from October to December in households and total viewers.
Upcoming guests on the show include the cast of the new Mean Girls film and the cast of FX’s upcoming Feud: Capote vs. The Swans.
Drew Barrymore has been praised for her empathetic and thoughtful interviews, which have been described as an experience unlike any other in television.