‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ Season 4 Finally Sets Its Return Date (and It’s Coming Sooner Than You Think!) 

Drew Barrymore will be back with more daytime shenanigans later this month when Season 4 of her hit talk show returns to CBS.

According to a press release from CBS, The Drew Barrymore Show Season 4 will kick off on Monday, Sept. 18.

“I am so excited to see what Drew has in store for season four,” Wendy McMahon, president and CEO of CBS News and Stations, said in a statement. “From launching during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic to successfully pivoting to a groundbreaking half-hour format, this show has demonstrated spectacular resilience and creative agility on its journey to becoming the fastest-growing show in daytime.”

The release did not mention which prospective guests viewers should expect to see in Season 4, but it did detail which segments and co-hosts will be returning to the series.

Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton will be joining the Drew Crew of lifestyle anchors, which already includes Ross Matthews, chef Pilar Valdes, sustainable lifestyle expert Danny Seo, and interior designer Mikel Welch.

The show will also have a whole new segment focused on women’s health. Titled “Take Care Everywhere,” Barrymore and The Menopause Bootcamp founder Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz will take questions that people may be too embarrassed to raise with their doctors.

There’s no telling what Barrymore and her crew have up their sleeves for Season 4. Season 3 already proved to be an eventful one, with a revolving door of celebrity guests that included Jennifer Garner, Brooke Shields, Ben Affleck, Madison Beer, Rob Lowe, Jennifer Aniston and many, many more.

Fans can now reserve free tickets to The Drew Barrymore Show, which films in New York City, to experience the show live.

The show will return to CBS on Monday, Sept. 18.

Previous episodes of The Drew Barrymore Show are currently streaming on Pluto and Paramount+.