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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!
What's worse: Hot tea at a night club or a recycled Venetian evening? This week, Will and Grace are too thirsty, and Tess and Matthew are too old for this nonsense. Pour yourself a gin and tuck in!
When they’re not being distracted by Jack’s erotic ramblings, Matthew and Tess get real about the fear that you and your platonic life partner might drift apart. But they are not buying each other a piano.
Since photoshop isn't yet advanced in 2001, Karen convinces a rival to be her plastic surgery guinea pig (with an assist from Jack). Grace learns a valueable lesson about card games, and Tess and Matthew discuss continuity and the W&G revival!
Since photoshop isn't yet advanced in 2001, Karen convinces a rival to be her plastic surgery guinea pig (with an assist from Jack). Grace learns a valueable lesson about card games, and Tess and Matthew discuss continuity and the W&G revival!
Have you guys ever seen a dog? Well, how about a con artist? No? Maybe someone who just isn't quite special enough? Tune in this week where Matthew and Tess discuss all three!
Will's dad is back in town, and he's just as garbage as last time. It's cheater-palooza this week, as Will deals with his dad's mistress, Karen invents Stan's mistress, and Matthew and Tess have no real-life experience to relate because they're good people.
This episode is sort of like a car wreck, in that it is horrifying but you can't look away. Karen and Jack dabble in racism, and Grace sells her car to a lesbian nun.
Just in time for a new season of Game of Thrones...Just kidding, no actual incest in this episode. But we do have the surprisingly dramatic conclusion to Will and Patrick Dempsey's relationship, featuring self-loathing, re-closeting and onion blossoms.
Things get pretty cuckoo-bananas in Will & Grace-land, as Will pretends to like sports for his new boyfriend (questionable) and Grace pretends to be crazy to scare Jack and Karen (just kidding that other thing was fine in comparison).
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