ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月10日 11時07分

Is there anything Drew Barrymore can't do?

When you’ve acted, directed, written, produced, married, divorced, mothered and sold lipstick, what do you do next in America? Host a talk show, of course.

Solving human disasters -- like removing stains -- is one of several bits on “The Drew Barrymore Show,” a sunny and frenetic show that premiered nationally in mid-September.

In one episode of “TDBS,” as it’s called by fans and those who produce the show, Barrymore asked viewers to send her their most aggressive soils, and she, Drew Barrymore — actress, producer, director, author, Golden Globe winner, former emancipated minor, three-time ex-wife, two-time mother, beauty entrepreneur and now host — would help them remove the stains.

The show is “a jolt of optimism in a turbulent time,” Barrymore said in a recent interview.

“I wanted to do the show like a variety comedy,” she said. “I gravitate toward a Julia Child or a Lucille Ball rather than trying to do it perfect. Everything’s going to fall on the floor and be kind of ridiculous.”

So how did America’s favorite extraterrestrial-loving little girl, a veteran of talk shows since childhood, who memorably flashed David Letterman on his in 1995, end up with her own? And for that matter, why would she even want to? It’s not like she needs the money.

Tap the link in our bio to read our interview with Drew, and the latest on the most successful, survivalist Barrymore scion. Photo by @mollymatalon.

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