Official "Will & Grace" Thread

[Dr.ciski77]

Episode #6 is titled 'Rosario's Quinceañera'. If it's what I think it is, it might be amazing.

[emmygrammyoscartony]

Well, Shelley Morrison has retired from acting, so...more like a "23" situation?

[venom1976]

Enjoyed the fourth episode a lot, although the show is sort of repeating itself.

- The idea of Elliot being estranged from Jack because of the woman he married is what happened with Will and his brother Sam in Season 1 of 1.0
- Jack's grandson was quite reminiscent of Jordi, Sam's son, who appeared a few times towards the end of the 1.0 series.
- The jokes at the deprogramming camp were a lot like the ones they did with the ex-gay group back in Season 2 of 1.0.

Not huge deals. Very funny episode overall. And I was actually really bother by what Elliot had become and was really glad he came around at the end, so they must have done something right in the set up.

[Dr.ciski77]

Really enjoyed episode 5 and the ending was a pretty huge shake-up. Karen and Beverly are ALWAYS comedy gold.

[emmygrammyoscartony]

I just cannot get over how the quality is so much better than that of seasons 6 - 8. It is just astounding. It is making me laugh out loud consistently weekly.

I loved Karen and Beverly! Her zings at him when she texted Crystal were HILARIOUS.

[venom1976]

I just love how Beverly Leslie probably became the show's most beloved recurring player (give or take Rosario). All because Joan Collins didn't want to play pool or have her wig pulled off or whatever it was.

[misplaced validity]

Their dynamic reminds me of what Suzanne/Reggie Mac from Designing Women would be like now.

[emmygrammyoscartony]

WTF!?

Megan Mullally, say hello to Emmy #3.

That is going to rank in my top 10 of fave W&G episodes of the show's run. It was everything. Hilarious, sad, inappropriate, fitting. And Megan Mullally. Holy shit.

So many moments stood out. I spit my water out when Smitty was talking about his injury and Karen just started laughing.

Never thought I'd say this, but I am so glad this show is back.

[Dr.ciski77]

That was one of the very best episodes of the show's whole run. The ending killed me.

I don't know if this season's got any realistic shot at the Emmys but Mullally should win #3 for this.

[Sanny]

On a side note I always thought Will was the weak link in the quartet (Eric McCormack is still a pretty bland actor) but I'm starting to think that title now belongs to Grace. Damn, she really gets on my nerves. I get that the character is supposed to be neurotic and childlike, and Debra Messing plays it well enough that I don't outright hate her, but lady desperately needs some of Karen's valium.