Will Truman and Grace Adler are best friends living in New York, and when Grace's engagement falls apart, she moves in with Will. Together, along with their friends, they go through the trials of dating, sex, relationships and their careers, butting heads at times but ultimately supporting one another while exchanging plenty of witty banter along the way.
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Will Truman and Grace Adler are best friends living in New York, and when Grace's engagement falls apart, she moves in with Will. Together, along with their friends, they go through the trials of dating, sex, relationships and their careers, butting heads at times but ultimately supporting one another while exchanging plenty of witty banter along the way.
Season 5 episodes
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A dazed Grace is rescued by a handsome Jewish doctor who pulls her up on his horse and delivers her just in time for her insemination with an impatient Will. But their new relationship as expectant parents puts a strain on Will and Grace's relationship when they agree not to date until their baby is born. Meanwhile, a restless Karen can't make up her mind about cheating on her imprisoned husband with the genteel but ardent suitor Lionel.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Adam BarrGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Rip Torn, Laura Kightlinger, Hira Ambrosino
After stalking actor Kevin Bacon, Jack lands his dream job when the unsuspecting celebrity hires him as his personal assistant and immediately assigns him to find out who's been harassing him. Elsewhere, while Will and Grace wait for the right color to appear on their home pregnancy test, Grace is visited by a handsome doctor who makes her a tempting offer. In addition, Karen looks for a way out of her on-again, off-again relationship with the courtly and irresistible suitor Lionel.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Alex HerschlagGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Kevin Bacon, Rip Torn, Shelley Morrison
Grace is so entranced by her budding romantic relationship with a handsome doctor that she asks an impatient Will for an extra month to re-consider her commitment to conceiving their child through artificial insemination resulting in verbal sparring match.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Jhoni MarchinkoGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., David Moreland
While Will and Grace are feuding, Karen and Jack hatch a wobbly plan to patch up their differences about co-parenting a baby by tricking each one into attending the same child's birthday party. After arguing over who brought the better gift, the feathers continue to fly as the best friends fuss over their conflicting agendas.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Kari LizerGuest stars Tim Bagley, Jerry Levine, Mary Elizabeth McDonough, Hannah Leigh, Ryan Armstrong
Gene Wilder plays Mr. Stein, the long-absent senior partner of Will's firm, who shows up unexpectedly to reassume command. He just might succeed if he weren't such a frantic, neurotic mess. What he needs is a smart, attentive lieutenant who can make decisions and do some of the dirty work (like firing people). Enter Will. Meanwhile, Grace and Jack are shocked to discover that their highfalutin' pal Karen is now poorer than a church mouse and living in her limo.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Gail LernerGuest stars Gene Wilder, Jamie Kaler, Shelley Morrison, Rachel Quaintance, Brandon Jarrett
When Grace accompanies Leo to dinner with some ""friends,"" she doesn't realize that he's tricked her and instead introduced her to his real parents and she soon regrets her earlier salty dialogue and suggestive attitude. Elsewhere, Jack is again confronted by Zandra his gruff acting teacher when he tries to showcase his meager talent in a class while a willing Will joins Karen in subjecting to a Botox facial injection.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Jon Kinnally, Tracy PoustGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Judith Ivey, Emily Rutherfurd, Ethan Sandler, Eileen Brennan, Tom Skerritt, Matthew McCray, Jared Farid Ward
Grace and Leo impetuously take their vows at a Central Park wedding that is a ratings stunt hosted by Today's Katie Couric. Grace's pals, especially Will, are hurt that they weren't invited, but all seems forgiven when everyone including Grace's outspoken mom and the subdued Mrs. Marcus gather days later for a swank reception. It should be a festive bash, but the emergence of unsettling details about Leo and about the park nuptials give Grace reason to wonder whether she has made a mistake.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Bill Wrubel, Jeff GreensteinGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Judith Ivey, Leigh-Allyn Baker, Tim Bagley, Shelley Morrison, Neil Vipond, Debbie Reynolds, Jerry Levine
Grace's wedding to Leo leaves Will feeling upset over losing his best friend.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Bill Wrubel, Jeff GreensteinGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Judith Ivey, Leigh-Allyn Baker, Tim Bagley, Shelley Morrison, Neil Vipond, Debbie Reynolds, Jerry Levine
After a displaced Karen is booted from her Palace Hotel digs, a sympathetic Will agrees to let her move in with him at least until she turns his apartment into a federal disaster zone with her exorbitant lifestyle, forcing Will to try and unload her onto Grace's shoulders. Meanwhile, Jack loses style points when he poses incognito out of fear that the ""Gay Mafia"" has it out for him.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Sally Bradford McKennaGuest stars Elton John, Shelley Morrison, Wells Rosales, Kathleen Marie Archer, Lance Roberts
On Christmas Eve, Grace is torn when she has only two tickets to ""The Nutcracker"" and can't take both her best friend Will and new husband Leo, but her back-and-forth indecision leaves Will spinning like a Hanukkah dreidel between a dithering Grace and his previous holiday plans with Jack and Karen.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Adam BarrGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Mary Elizabeth McDonough, John T. Grantham, Larry Michelson, Bette Rae, Steve Paymer
Alternately flirty and shy, and acting "incredibly" like a schoolgirl, Karen falls for a suave and sexy restaurateur. The two of them seemed to hit it off on their first date, but then, he hasn't called her in three days. So buttinsky Grace makes it her mission to confront Prince Charming and find out why. Elsewhere, Will and Jack join a gay men's soccer team, and Will, for one, is hardly having a ball. "They were running and kicking and pushing each other down." he says. "It was supposed to be gay sports. Where were the lingering hugs?"
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Katie PalmerGuest stars Andy Garcia, Michael Angarano, Matthew Glave, Symba, Steve Hasley
New relationships discomfit Will and Grace. For starters, Karen fixes up Will with her cousin Barry, who, according to his matchmaker, is ""handsome [and] hot."" So imagine Will's surpise when he goes on a blind date with Barry and finds he's actually a self-conscious, dreadfully dressed geek who admits at thirtysomething that he's just coming out of the closet. Back in Brooklyn in her new digs, Grace entertains her interesting new neighbor: an extroverted masseuse named Julie, who Grace suspects may be too interested in her.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Jon Kinnally, Tracy PoustGuest stars Rosanna Arquette, Dan Futterman, Niko Posey
Will and Jack continue their campaign to adapt Karen's awkward cousin Barry to his new lifestyle but their flamboyant efforts to help him only remind Will of his own clumsy experiences when he came out in 1986. Elsewhere, Grace feels abandoned by Leo when he leaves for three weeks to offer his medical services to the needy in Africa.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Gary JanettiGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Dan Futterman, Gary Janetti, Blythe Matsui, Chris Berg, LaMonica Peters, Joan Jaffry Pousi, Greg Suddeth
Jack suffers Karen's wrath when he is seduced into friendship with her manipulative British romantic rival, who has set up house with Karen's ex-husband. Meanwhile, Will and Grace try to re-connect their lagging friendship with a competitive night of board games with their friends.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Bill WrubelGuest stars Leigh-Allyn Baker, Minnie Driver, Tim Bagley, Jerry Levine, Tom Gallop
Demi Moore plays Sissy Palmer-Ginsburg, Jack's babysitter who now becomes his roomate. On the other hand, Will hates her.Grace faces an identity crisis as a wife.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Laura KightlingerGuest stars Rosanna Arquette, Leigh-Allyn Baker, Demi Moore, Shelley Morrison
Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Alex HerschlagGuest stars Dan Futterman, Kathleen Wilhoite, Rebecca Lowman, Leslie Jordan, Luciano Giancarlo, Conroe Brooks, Barry Karas
While Jack and Barry have their first date, Will interrupts to confess that he has feelings for Barry. Then Jack and Will give Barry an ultimatum: he must choose which one he would like to date. The decision is made - Will. At her hotel, Karen mocks Rosario by putting on a maid's apron. She is then mistaken for an actual maid by a very handsome maintenance man who has a disliking for the rich. In order to be near him, she and Rosario switch roles. After a week of perfect dates, Will tells Barry that he wants their relationship to be exclusive. However, Barry claims that he needs to play the field more and see what's out there before he settles down.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Gail LernerGuest stars Bruno Campos, Steven W. Bailey, Dan Futterman, Shelley Morrison, Katrina Lenk, Helen Siff
Will, Karen and Will's boss Mr. Stein (Gene Wilder) form an anti-romance club thanks to Will and his recent break-up with Barry. The three hold two meetings claiming that ""love stinks"" until Karen and Mr. Stein form a budding relationship. The two carry on having sex and dating behind Wills back not wanting to hurt him. Will breaks up the club after he finds out claiming that ""If you're going to form a club for people who are alone and bitter, you have to at least stay bitter."" Meanwhile, Grace decides to make a sexy video for Leo who is away in Africa. Jack wakes up to the sound of her singing and tells her that that's not sexy at all. He invites her to his acting class where the students are supposed to be very open to each other. Grace attends one class, but finds that it isn't helping one bit. Jack films her taking a shower without her knowing it. When she sees the tape, she agrees that it is very sexy only to find out that Jack has been sharing it with his class.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Steve GabrielGuest stars Gene Wilder, Emily Rutherfurd, Charles C. Stevenson Jr., Matthew McCray, Erin Fritch, Kevin Sizemore
Will attempts to sneak Leo back from Africa to surprise Grace for her birthday. But things don't quite go as planed. All starting with when Grace runs into Leo who arrived a little too soon. But, to spare Will's feelings, they agree to act like they never saw each other. Grace asks Karen and Jack to keep Leo busy until her ""birthday surprise."" Unfortunately, the duo takes their mission too seriously.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Sonja WarfieldGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Justin Thorne, Marshall Manesh
Karen looks for a place to live, and succeeds in finding an apartment with a gal named Liz. Liz turns to be just as self-important and skanky as Karen, so it's a perfect match. Meanwhile, Grace and Jack are concerned about Will when he gets injured and relies heavily on painkillers.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Kari LizerGuest stars Madonna, Todd Robert Anderson, Melonie Mack, Melonie Mack
The divorce proceedings begin, and Karen is shocked to learn that Will is Stan's lawyer, not hers. On a whim, she hires Soupie, a wet-behind-the-ears lawyer with a child's mentality. Meanwhile, Grace is caught in a social faux pas when her biggest client ever has an on-again, off-again relationship with Jack.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Sally Bradford McKennaGuest stars Clark Gregg, Macaulay Culkin, Shelley Morrison
In the middle of her divorce proceedings, Karen learns that ex-husband Stan has suddenly passed away, and the funeral becomes a contest of wills between Karen and her British rival, and a free-for-all when the will is read for everyone who ever felt deserving, such as Will. Meanwhile, Grace is shocked when recently returned husband Leo is called back into service by Doctors Without Borders and asks her to make the trip with him to Guatemala.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Adam Barr, Alex Herschlag, Jeff Greenstein, Sally Bradford McKenna, Gary JanettiGuest stars Harry Connick Jr., Jamie Kaler, Hansford Rowe, Minnie Driver, Shelley Morrison, Raymond Ma, Bertha Holguin, Danica Sheridan
Karen, Will, Jack, and Grace go on a trip in Karen's yacht to sprinkle Stan's ashes into the Caribbean while Leo is flying to Guatamala with an atractive co-worker. While Karen sprinkles Stan's ashes she finds Lorraine has been stowing on board. While Karen and Loraiinne fight, Will and Jack get drunk. Lorainne pushes Karen off the board and Rosairo jumps off after her. The next morning Grace finds Leo's bag with a letter from his co-worker Danni saying that she wants Leo. Will wakes up in bed naked with a hangover and a naked Jack in the bed with him. Meanwhile Karen and Rosairo are stuck on a cargo boat.
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Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Jhoni Marchinko, Bill Wrubel, Kari Lizer, Jon Kinnally, Tracy Poust, Gail LernerGuest stars Nicollette Sheridan, Harry Connick Jr., Minnie Driver, Shelley Morrison, Earl Schuman
Max Mutchnick, David Kohan, Jon Kinnally, Tracy Poust, Alex Herschlag, Adam Barr, Jhoni Marchinko, Jeff Greenstein, Sally Bradford McKenna, Kari Lizer, Bill Wrubel, Gail Lerner, Gary Janetti, Laura Kightlinger, Katie Palmer, Sonja Warfield, Greg Malins, Kirk J. Rudell, Steve Gabriel, Kate Angelo, Dava Savel, Rob Lotterstein, Jamie Rhonheimer, Abraham Higginbotham, Janis Hirsch, Ellen Idelson, Michelle Bochner Spitz
