Official "Will & Grace" Thread

[NUguy514]

I decided to watch this episode after reading about it, and I thought it was basically terrible outside of Mullally, who was really good. Messing was flat-out awful; I think the work she's had done to her face has made her over-emote like someone who's never acted before...it was embarrassing, and she almost broke character a few times. Hayes was also pretty bad, although that might have more to do with the writing because Jack seemed mentally deficient this episode.

[Sanny]

Fifteen minutes in and this Christmas episode is one of the worst abominations I've ever seen on TV. Who the hell thought this was a good idea?

[Dr.ciski77]

I thought it was really odd and funny.

[venom1976]

I'm with ciski. It was a total departure from anything that they've done before, but I laughed quite a bit.

I do think the show is consciously doubling down on a lot of four-camera sitcom anachronisms like pausing for audience reaction when someone makes an entrance and now this kind of fantasy episode. I wonder what younger audiences make of it. Would a contemporary four-camera sitcom like Big Bang Theory or...whatever else airs on CBS do this kind of episode?

[emmygrammyoscartony]

I love that "Rosario's Quinceañera" was nominated for a WGA. AWESOME!

[emmygrammyoscartony]

The Christmas episode was so much fun. Seriously, this show is on par with its first seasons. I am loving it.

[Dr.ciski77]

Several websites are predicting it to win the Globe which would be hysterical.

[Dr.ciski77]

I about died at Jack and Karen slapping each other to the beat of the jingle. OMG.

[Sanny]

My favorite part of last night's episode was Karen calling her black car an "African-Americar". Megan Mullally is so perfect in this role. She cracked me up.

[emmygrammyoscartony]

This show has continued to deliver week-in and week-out. I am so glad it is back!