Grace Elizabeth Adler is a fictional character on the American sitcom Will & Grace, portrayed by Debra Messing. She is a Jewish interior designer (Grace is not a Jewish name, but it is mentioned that her Hebrew name is Rachel; Messing is Jewish in real life), living in New York City with her gay best friend Will Truman (played by Eric McCormack). She is originally from Schenectady, New York, and has graduated from Columbia University. She also...
Will tells Grace not to bring up his mother when he's working out.
Will makes a comment to Grace about how cheap she is so she retaliates with a...
Jack brags that he's in a play with James Earl Jones so Grace teases him.
Grace tells Karen that since she doesn't like Leo they'll probably only see e...
Grace is more upset that Karen doesn't like Leo than Leo is.
Grace tells Karen that she couldn't possible have a sense of humor if she doe...
Grace asks Karen how it's possible that she doesn't like her husband, Leo.
Grace confronts Karen after Karen repeatedly aims tennis balls for Leo's crot...
After being pelted in the groin numerous times by tennis balls, Leo tells Gra...
While at the country club getting ready to play tennis, Grace tells Karen the...
Leo comments that he's surprised that he and Grace won't have a problem going...
Grace is upset that the one woman that Will ever slept with wasn't her.
Will tells Grace she's lucky she never slept with him or it would have ruined...
Grace is upset that Will had sex with a beautiful woman who also happened to ...
Grace makes a dig at Diane who used to date Leo and had a one night stand wit...
Grace pretends not to be mad about her dinner guest Diane, who has slept with...
Will asks Grace if she's mad because the one woman he slept with is also an e...
Grace is trying not to act upset when she finds out that Leo's ex girlfriend ...
Grace tells Leo she's not jealous of his ex-girlfriend even though she just f...
Grace finds out that Leo's ex girlfriend is also the only woman that Will eve...
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