Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Intake (Jan/10/2008) | | Brigitte Nielsen, Joanie "Chyna Doll" Laurer, Jeff Conaway, Daniel Baldwin, Seth "Shifty" Binzer, Mary Carey, Jaimee Foxworth & Jessica Sierra, all "celebs" in their own right, check into rehab for care with Dr. Drew. While analyzing and accessing each paient, Dr. Drew is pulled away when Jeff Conaway laps into a drunken and doped up seizure. | | Guest Stars: Gwyn Foxx as Herself | |
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| 2 :01x02 - Detox (Jan/17/2008) | | Seth faces a struggle as he tries to cleanse the opiates from his body. Also, Jessica confronts the issues she had with her late mother. Later, Jeff returns to the hospital, but he still shows signs of substance withdrawal. | |
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| 3 :01x03 - New Arrival (Jan/24/2008) | | While some of the celeb patients are going along nicely with the program, others battle Dr. Drew and his staff. The subject of detoxing is discussed in the group meeting. | | Guest Stars: Rena Riffel as Herself | |
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| 4 :01x04 - Sex and Trauma (Jan/31/2008) | | The patients talk about childhood trauma and other sources of pain which may have contributed to their addictions, as group therapy begins. | | Guest Stars: Rena Riffel as Herself | |
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| 7 :01x07 - Retreat (Feb/21/2008) | | Having revealed their problems to their loved ones, some group members believe the session was a success, while others find it necessary to check themselves out of the facility. | |
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| 8 :01x08 - The Disease Is Winning (Feb/28/2008) | | The celebrities try to test their newfound ability to cope concerning personal matters in the Outbound Program as they near the end of their stay in rehab. The final results will be assessed when they return home with their families. | |
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| 9 :01x09 - Graduation (Mar/06/2008) | | In the conclusion of the first series, the celebrities and Dr. Drew recap the experiences from their stay and prepare for their release and trip home. | |
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Season 2 |
| 11 :02x01 - Episode 201 (Oct/23/2008) | | New residents arrive including Steven Adler, Jeff Conaway, Rodney King, Tawny Kitaen, Nikki McKibblin, Amber Smith and Sean Stewart, along with Gary Busey as a mentor for the group. | |
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| 12 :02x02 - Episode 202 (Oct/30/2008) | | Although the patients have just entered the rehab there are already rumblings. Gary Busey doesn't like that he's been placed in with the patients instead of a source of inspiration in which he believed he had signed up for. Dr. Drew sets him up a psychological exam and an amazing discovery is revealed. Jeff and Vikki can't seem to stay away from each other as ordered. Nikki, Jeff and Amber seem to be having the toughest time in the detoxifying portion of the program. Steven had recently detoxed at a hospital and is having nightmares as he starts coming out of the fog. Rodney uses exercise to help clear away his demons. Tawny is having trouble sleeping since her meds have been taken away. But family and friends are finally let in for the day to help ease their pains, except for Jeff who is having troubles again with Vikki. As the guests leave Gary gets out of hand and nearly shoves Steven's wife out the door and gives "secret" conversations to Tawny and Amber, shoving the cameraman when he realizes the talks were being filmed. | |
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| 13 :02x03 - Episode 203 (Nov/06/2008) | | Day 4 of rehab finds the patients emerging from their painful withdrawal sickness, and Dr. Drew begins exploring what made the addicts misuse drugs and alcohol in the first place. | |
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| 14 :02x04 - Episode 204 (Nov/13/2008) | | Dr. Drew begins chatting with the celebs about their mothers and how they relate to their addictions, which proves to be a touchy subject for some. Also, Jeff's back pain is getting the best of him and he reveals his fear of being around his girlfriend because of what she may do to him. Dr. Drew will confront Vikki on what Jeff has explained and try to find a constructive resolution to their domestic issues. later, Dr. Drew connects some patient's drug addiction with sexual and physical abuse. Jeff finds himself unwilling to accept any form of healing his back other than another surgery and resorts to calling the police to say he is being held captive. | |
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| 15 :02x05 - Episode 205 (Nov/20/2008) | | The last episode ended with Jeff making a call to 911. The police have arrived and recommends he either stays at the rehab facility or be transferred to Las Encinas hospital...but is uncomfortable sending him home due to possible suicidal tendencies. Amber is upset that Jeff's acting out gets him more attention, but Bob reveals that sooner or later everyone will act out as a part of rehab. The group tries art therapy, but Steven bursts out of the room after the instructor tried consoling him. Later, Gary and Jeff get into a physical outburst over who will be sitting in the front seat of the van. Everyone seems to have enough of Gary's ways and back Jeff. Steven is finally convinced to meet his mother in a face-to-face conference. The meeting ends in a storm from Steven. | |
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| 16 :02x06 - Episode 206 (Nov/27/2008) | | Mary Carey, a celebrity rehab veteran with words of encouragement for the celebs. This week's group session brings along family members, which causes a riff in the relationship between Jeff and his girlfriend, as well Sean and his woman. | |
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| 17 :02x07 - Episode 207 (Dec/04/2008) | | Dr. Drew asks a few patients to help out at the homeless shelter as a means of staying grounded, but the job isn't for everybody. Meanwhile, a former patient returns under the belief of a relapse. | |
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| 18 :02x08 - Episode 208 (Dec/11/2008) | | Seth Binzer, from season 1 has relapsed and returned to rehab, but he can't seem to commit to Dr. Drew's program this time. | |
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| 19 :02x09 - Episode 209 (Dec/18/2008) | | The second season finale finds Dr. Drew's no-tolerance policy being tested by Jeff's violent outbursts as graduation day approaches. Meanwhile, the celebrity patients watch films clips of themselves at the best and their worst and face the difficult question of what they will be doing next. | |
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