George and Will are having an argument that has a lot to do with their bad hi...
Jack got a lead role in a sitcom after an audition that he thought he had bom...
Jack can't believe he got the acting part for a rustic straight guy.
Jack thinks he tanked his audition and he's upset with Karen for making him go.
Jack doesn't think he did very well in his acting audition and he blames Kare...
Karen is at the acting audition where jack is trying out for a part and she l...
Karen is talking to a gay guy at an acting audition where Jack is trying out ...
Will is having an argument with his father George.
George tells Will how he really feels about his son being gay.
Will is upset with his father George because he doesn't feel that George has ...
George is talking to his son Will and there is obvious bad history between them.
Will is upset with his father for giving Grace his blanket that Will was hopi...
Marilyn is talking to Grace about Will and his blanket.
Karen is trying to get Jack pumped up for his acting audition.
Karen is trying to help Jack become a man and to get in there and nail his au...
Karen tricked Jack into thinking he was going dancing but they really showed ...
Jack walks into a room that he thinks is supposed to be a dance club.
Karen is offering to help Jack the way that his old acting coach used to.
Karen brought over Jack's old acting coach and she is a very strange woman.
Karen brought Jack's old acting coach over to the house for some inspiration ...
Grace shows some balls by telling Marilyn the truth.
Marilyn gives Grace a big hug when she finds out that Grace is pregnant.
Will is trying to cover for Grace who just announced that she is pregnant whe...
George wants Will and Grace to try some of his beer that he just brewed.
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