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2 |
"A New Lease On Life" |
Grace's neediness and Jack's
eccentricities annoy Will, and worse, clutter his
apartment. |
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7 |
"When There's A Will, There's
No Way" |
Grace blames her lost interest in
dating on her friendship with Will; Jack gets
audited by the IRS. |
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8 |
"Buying
Game" |
Grace
seeks Will's advice on buying her studio space;
Jack becomes a massage therapist. |
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16 |
"Yours, Mine Or Ours" |
Will and Grace compete for the
affections of their new neighbor, Peter (David
Newsome) when they learn that they both have a
date with him. |
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18 |
"Grace,
Replaced" |
Will
meets a friendly and energetic new neighbor, Val
(Molly Shannon); Jack is sentenced to pick up
trash for slapping a meter maid. |
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20 |
"Saving Grace" |
A successful publicist hires Grace
to decorate his house on the condition that she
make Will available for him to date. |
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23 |
"Guess
Who's Not Coming To Dinner" |
Grace
moves across the hall and throws a dinner party
without Will; Jack moves in with Rosario and
Karen. |
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27 |
"Whose Mom Is It, Anyway?" |
Grace becomes jealous of her
mother's doting on Will; Jack and Rosario meet
with an INS agent. |
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30 |
"Homo
For The Holidays" |
Will
and Grace invite Jack's mother (Veronica
Cartwright) to Thanksgiving dinner and learn that
she is unaware that her son is gay. |
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42 |
"Girls, Interrupted" |
Grace suspects Val may have stolen
her music box; Jack plays straight to woo a
heterosexual convert. |
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49 |
"Girl
Trouble" |
Grace
is appalled when her new intern suddenly emulates
Karen and her brassy persona; Will and Jack run a
gay-sensitivity seminar for cops. |
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62 |
"Poker? I Don't Even Like
Her" |
Grace ruins Will's weekly poker
game; Jack and Karen target a plastic surgery
guinea pig, socialite Cancice Pruitt (Christine
Ebersole). |
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70 |
"Crouching
Father, Hidden Husband" |
Softhearted
Grace steps out to a prom—with Jack's
dateless 12-year-old son; demanding Karen cries
wolf to Will once too often. Honorable mention: "Jingle Balls," episode 78, for
Jack's working relationship with Barney's manager
Dorleen (Parker Posey) and his line, "Very
curioso, very mysterioso, very Renee Russo."
|
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89 |
"Fagel Attraction" |
Will's laptop computer is stolen and
a detective promises to help him find it; psycho
neighbor Val opens a rival design business; Jack
takes part in gay group therapy. |
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113 |
"Dolls
and Dolls" |
Karen
moves in with Liz (Madonna), a high-maintenance
roommate. |
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126 |
"Fanilow" |
While secretly waiting in line for
tickets to a Barry Manilow concert, Will meets an
avid fan (Sara Gilbert); Grace discovers her
mother has cancelled their annual shopping spree
to have dinner with Jack. |
