Not A Couple

It's a sad day for Grace when her future with Nathan crumbles because of her somewhat unrealistic expectations. Will takes Nathan to a gay bar, Jack and Karen enjoy being spanked for being naughty, and Tess and Matthew are grateful Nathan's departure just in time to celebrate (American) Thanksgiving. 

Will is forced to go on a date in order to help a friend again, but plot twist: This time it's a woman! Plus, Nathan and Grace try to Gift of the Magi each other with sex. Tragically they do not break up.

The Will and Grace gang goes to prison... and then immediately leaves prison for their own plot lines. Grace tries to out Karen Karen while Jack encourages Will to get more in touch with his instrument in an on camera acting class. 

It's time for Elliot's first big dance, so of course Jack and Grace are the ones acting like children. Plus, Karen gets her own plotline and makes Will look like an idiot in the process. We love it.

Spoiler alert: the most exciting thing about this episode is Nathan's potential for a head injury. Matthew and Tess lament their fate as Will and Grace celebrate Nathan's birthday.

While the Will & Grace revival is definitively in 2017, Matthew and Tess are back in 2001, where everyone wants to go to Barney's and no one wants to talk about Nathan or 9/11.

Break out the champagne, folks! Matthew and Tess have finished season 3, Will and Grace comes back next week, and the original 8 seasons are streaming on Hulu! 

Everyone decides they like Nathan this week, except your hosts, who are still aware that he is THE WORST. Plus, Jack McFarland has the most character development of the whole season?!

Give me your young, your slobs, your slavish fangirls yearning to sleep beside you... And watch Karen laugh at them under the twinkle of her new diamonds. 

We are refusing to make any lisp puns, but it's really difficult (people). This week, Will and Grace are terrible at a funeral and Jack doesn't win a non-transgender cabaret award. Plus, we talk revival plans!