Will & Grace (2005) S7E13,15,16
Bekkah:
Goddammit. I just want some fucking #JeffSoGay that is not completely horrible (looking at you, Beyond Therapy). How is it possible that in Jeff’s three episode arc Will breaks up with shitty cop Bobby Cannavale, but Jeff is straight? Like how??? Oh well. He was still a big sexy whooping crane who drinks shamp-pan-ya. This was Jeff being a weirdo, but not quite a loveable one. Just a weird one! I haven’t watched Will and Grace since it ended (the first time) and boy howdy, sitcoms have some weiiiiird jokes. But, ya know, this was light and goofy and Karen is still the best Karen of all time. There were some excellent cameos! This show definitely brought me back to the mid 00s and I liked it!
Danya:
Hello, 2005! Jeff’s character is a weird swindley villain who was bested by Karen’s boobs in high school, but then (spoiler) realizes that he really has loved her all along! Hating women being the same thing as loving them is very Proud Boys 2020, so W&G is ahead of it’s time. Still, it was a delight to time travel and a classist fatphobic racist show about gay people is way preferred to one with only straight people, so I’ll take it!
7/10 Gayblums
S7, Ep13 6 Board Games
Scott Woolley, an old high school classmate seeks revenge on Karen for ruining his senior year by trying to become President of Walker Inc.
S7, Ep15 Bully Woolly
Scott Woolley, Karen's nemesis, hires Grace to design his new restaurant under the condition that Grace fires Karen from her design firm.
S7, Ep16 Dance Cards & Greeting Cards
Valentine's Day is full of surprises. Grace's tries to ignore the greeting card holiday but romantic urges eventually send her into the arms of the enemy -- none other than Nick a hunky greeting card writer
