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Movie Reviews of Will & Grace - Season OneMovie Review: One of the best comedy series on TV... Summary: 5 StarsPremiering in the Fall of 1998, Will & Grace has become one of the most celebrated shows of its time. Nominated for 49 Emmys, and winner of 12 (including Outstanding Comedy Series in 2000), the show follows the lives of two best friends who live together. With a plethora of other award nominations - 24 Golden Globes, 14 SAG Awards, and 6 People's Choice Awards, Will & Grace continues to light up the small screen with its unique brand of comic humor and groundbreaking sitcom format...
Debra Messing stars in the role of Grace Adler, a straight interior designer who moves into an apartment with her best friend Will (Eric McCormack). Friends since college, Will is a successful lawyer who also happens to be gay (thus, keeping their relationship from becoming a permanent romantic one). Having dated before Will came out of the closet, the two maintain a more intimate relationship than mere casual friends. The comic sequences involving the two are complimented by Will's flamboyantly gay friend Jack McFarland (Sean Hayes) and Grace's sarcastic, alcoholic assistant Karen Walker (Megan Mullally)...
The Will & Grace (Season 1) DVD features a number of hilarious episodes including the series premiere "Love and Marriage" in which Grace, having received an unexpected marriage proposal from her boyfriend, decides to get married. Meanwhile, Will believes the marriage will be a mistake, and he decides to risk his friendship with Grace in order to tell her... Other notable episodes from Season 1 include "Between a Rock and Harlin's Place" in which Grace decorates Harlin's apartment, but gets carried away with a cowboy theme, and "The Big Vent" in which Will and Grace begin listening to their neighbors through a vent in their own apartment...
Below is a list of episodes included on the Will & Grace (Season 1) DVD:
Episode 1 (Love and Marriage)
Episode 2 (A New Lease on Life)
Episode 3 (Head Case)
Episode 4 (Between a Rock and Harlin's Place)
Episode 5 (Boo! Humbug)
Episode 6 (William, Tell)
Episode 7 (Where There's a Will, There's No Way)
Episode 8 (The Buying Game)
Episode 9 (The Truth About Will and Dogs)
Episode 10 (The Big Vent)
Episode 11 (Will on Ice)
Episode 12 (My Fair Maid-y)
Episode 13 (The Unsinkable Mommy Adler)
Episode 14 (Big Brother is Coming: Part 1)
Episode 15 (Big Brother is Coming: Part 2)
Episode 16 (Yours, Mine or Ours)
Episode 17 (Secrets and Lays)
Episode 18 (Grace, Replaced)
Episode 19 (Will Works Out)
Episode 20 (Saving Grace)
Episode 21 (Alley Cats)
Episode 22 (Object of My Rejection)
The DVD Report
Movie Review: 7 years promoting GAY rights!!!! THANK U Summary: 5 StarsI'm from Serbia and Will and Grace are very popular here even though country is still quite homofobic.On our tv stations we saw 5 seasons of Will and Grace and there were 3 re-runs of the whole serial.One of these re-runs is currently on and the show goes every day of the week two times a day.After re-run of first 5 seasons season 6 and 7 will be shown.
I'm gay and I can only thank the authors and actors of this great show who created show accepted by all.Thanks for promoting gay rights.
Movie Review: The reason I bought Season 1.... Summary: 4 StarsThe reason I bought Season 1 of W&G is that, unlike later seasons, it wasn't cluttered with guest stars! Yes, there were a few, but most of it consists of the people whom I most wanted to see-- the cast.
Movie Review: Doesn't do the show justice Summary: 3 StarsWill & Grace: Season 1 on DVD is a good product simply because it contains 22 episodes of one of the funniest sitcoms that TV has ever seen. Sadly, thats just about where the good ends. Actually, thats almost where the DVD ends.
Will & Grace has a group of co-stars that could not be any better. The chemistry between Will & Grace and Jack & Karen is off the charts. And Jack is, well, Just Jack, to quote his one-man show. This character is hilarious. It will be sad if this character doesn't resurface after this show's run.
Despite decent at best interviews and well-done (and well-suited for the show) themed featurettes, this CD-set is missing some extras! Come on now, where are the bloopers????
All-in-all, a good re-introduction to a show that is definately a keeper, but not exactly "loaded with extra features", as the case would like to tell you.
Movie Review: let's start at the very beginning... Summary: 5 StarsWILL AND GRACE is probably one of the most refreshingly-hilarious sitcoms to come along in recent years. The ensemble cast is perfect, the writing pin-sharp and storylines ideal. The first season of the show still holds up pretty well (though the show only started to hit it's stride midway through season two).
"Pilot" - Will (Eric McCormack) has arranged for his friend Jack (Sean Hayes) to move into his apartment, until his best friend Grace (Debra Messing) has a bitter breakup with her boyfriend.
"A New Lease on Life" - Will tries to discourage Grace from moving in with him, whilst crazy Jack is slowly driving Will `round the bend.
"Head Case" - Tensions run on high in the Will-Grace apartment when Grace decides they need to renovate the bathroom.
"Between a Rock and Harlin's Place" - Grace accepts the offer to revovate Harlin's (Gary Grubbs) apartment, which infuriates Will.
"Boo Humbug" - Will and Grace have settled down to spend Halloween night watching a series of Ingmar Bergman films when Harlin is called away and needs them to babysit.
"William, Tell" - Grace becomes intrigued when Jack lets slip that Will had a secret affair last summer.
"Where There's a Will, There's No Way" - Grace blames her failing lovelife on Will's influence.
"The Buying Game" - Grace has the option of buying her rented studio space, but is shocked by Will's take-no-prisoners approach to deals.
"The Truth About Will and Dogs" - Grace decides to buy a dog, and Will becomes insane treating the dog like a newborn baby.
"The Big Vent" - Through an accident, Will and Grace start eavesdropping on the couple in the apartment below.
"Will on Ice" - It's Will's birthday but Grace and Jack want to go see an iceskating show. Foolishly Will decides to tag along...
"My Fair Maid-y" - Grace is suffering major creative-block and the apartment is a shambles so Will employs a rather unorthodox maid (Wendie Jo Sperber).
"The Unsinkable Mommy Adler" - Grace's mother (Debbie Reynolds) comes to visit and Will drops a crushing bombshell on Grace.
"Big Brother is Coming (Part 1)" - It's Jack's 29th birthday and Karen (Megan Mullally) is planning a huge bash for her `poodle', complete with a 5-second `appearance' of Leslie Uggams and Will's estranged brother (John Slattery).
"Big Brother is Coming (Part 2)" - After the disastrous birthday, Will and Jack lick their wounds.
"Your's, Mine or Our's" - A good-looking but sexually-ambiguous new tenant moves in, and so do Will and Grace.
"Secrets and Lays" - Jack, Karen and Grace take Will for a weekend in Vermont to forget the anniversary of his ex-boyfriend.
"Grace Replaced" - A new neighbour, Val (Molly Shannon) becomes Will's friend and sets about replacing Grace in his life!
"Will Works Out" - Jack becomes a member at Will's gym, stirring up a lot of feelings about his sexuality.
"Saving Grace" - In order to land a well-paying design job, Grace has to act like a pimp by arranging a date between Will and her prospective boss.
"Alley Cats" - Grace's insane compulsion to always be the winner on `Games Night' almost ruins a friendship.
"Object of My Rejection" - Karen's maid Rosario (Shelley Morrison) is about to be deported until Jack offers to marry her. Grace's ex-boyfriend from Episode One comes back on the scene.
Some good extras (interviews with the cast and crew) as well as some needless ones (montages of the characters and situations featured during the season), which you'd already know if you've watched the episodes!
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