Not A Couple

This episode, Will's pre-Grace Grace shows up from France and wants him to put a baby in her. Will's current Grace is not thrilled. Bonus: If you listen to this episode, you'll find out under what conditions Matthew and Tess will make a baby together!

We're switching partners this week, as Jack and Grace go to a PBS antiques road show that is definitely not called Antiques Roadshow and Will and Karen drink a lot. It's funny, but there's so much terribly offensive humor Matthew and Tess drink a lot too.

Will and Grace finally realize that they actually hate Rob and Ellen and need new friends, which proves that they CAN hear Matthew and Tess's shouts through the TV. Lots of good things are said about the Olive Garden.

Matthew and Tess talk out a little bit of post-election depression, some concerns about Will's new job, and a lot about ear orgasms.

A Thanksgiving with Will, Grace and Jack's mom who doesn't know he's gay? That's worth Matthew and Tess celebrating Thanksgiving a few weeks early. We're very thankful for Sean Hayes this week.

This episode is all about role reversal, and only sort of in the sexy way. Jack is the boss, Karen is the sexy maid, and Matthew and Tess disagree about Will.

Ugggh Harlin is back and Matthew and Tess are not thrilled. Neither is Will, whose karmic chickens come to roost when he gets too excited about all the money he thinks he's going to make as Harlin's attorney -- only to get fired.

Be it Will Truman and Debbie Reynolds, or Matthew and Tess' mom, there's a very special relationship between a mother and her daughter's gay best friend.

Ever have that nightmare where you're in the middle of an art gallery and your water bra starts exploding? No? Just us then. Grace has a bra malfunction, Jack is feeling betrayed, and Matthew and Tess try to sound like their breasts are big.

1999 wasn't an election year for Will & Grace, but 2016 sure is for us! This (weirdly perfectly timed) episode sees candidates Will and Grace squaring off for the presidency...of their tenants' association. It's pretty good. Matthew and Tess approve this message.