Drew called one out, the players continued their scene in that style. Similar to the Whose Line is it Anyway? game Film and Theatre Styles/Film, Theatre and Television Styles. History Drew Carey's Green Screen Show premiered on The WB Network on October 7, 2004. Coinciding with the show's debut, Carey participated in a number of promotional appearances, such as guest hosting The Late Late Show, and starring in a special episode of Blue Collar TV, Green Screen'''s lead-in program. On November 8, after having run five episodes, The WB announced that it was temporarily pulling Drew Carey's Green Screen Show'' from its schedule for November sweeps after it averaged 2.7 million viewers per week. It was confirmed as cancelled in May 2005 at their 2005-06 fall presentation. As a result, Carey and executive producer Ron Diamond took the show to Comedy Central, returning it to the air on September 26, 2005. Episodes References External links 2000s American comedy game shows 2004 American television series debuts 2005 American television series endings Comedy Central original programming The WB original programming Television series by Warner Bros. Television Studios Improvisational television series English-language television shows American television series with live action and animation