"The Finale" is the series finale of Will & Grace and the twenty-third episode of the show's eighth season. It originally aired on the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) in the United States on May 18, 2006, when it was watched by an average of eighteen million viewers, making it the most watched episode of the final two seasons of Will & Grace. In the finale, Will and Grace have a falling-out that lasts for years. They each have a child with...
Jack is at dinner with Karen when Beverley walks up to him and wants Jack as ...
Karen is poor now that she found out Stan doesn't have any money and she want...
Jack and Karen are talking to each other on the phone while in the same bathtub.
Jack had a good toast lined up for Will, Grace and Karen but he was interrupted.
Will and Grace are talking on the phone about their kids getting married.
Will is on the phone talking to Grace in their old age.
Karen gives Jack a nice compliment before they start a song and dance bit.
Jack and Karen stand up together and are about to perform a song.
Rosie is tired of getting shit from Karen as she gets pushed around in a whee...
Karen is pushing Rosie around in a wheelchair and she is not in a very good m...
Karen and Jack are sitting around reading magazines in their new mansion toge...
Grace is thrilled to see Will after a long time when their kids are randomly ...
Will is talking to Vince about how the chapter in his life with Grace is now ...
Vince is reading a tabloid magazine to get his celebrity gossip in.
Beverley is looking around for Jack who just bailed with Karen.
Karen has come over to see Jack and get her money from him. Jack is now Bever...
Jack is unhappy having to be partners with Beverley because of the way he get...
Rosie is talking to Karen about how happy Jack looks that he has to be with B...
Beverley wants a kiss from Jack who is Beverley's new boy toy.
Beverley wants to get it on with Jack after Jack has been trying to avoid tha...
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