Will & Grace

A dazed Grace (Debra Messing) is rescued by a handsome Jewish doctor (guest star Harry Connick Jr.) who pulls her up on his horse and delivers her just in time for her insemination with an impatient Will (Eric McCormack).

After stalking actor Kevin Bacon, Jack lands his dream job when the unsuspecting celebrity hires him as his personal assistant.

Grace is so entranced by her budding romantic relationship with a handsome doctor that she asks an impatient Will for an extra month to re-consider.

While Will and Grace are feuding, Karen and Jack hatch a wobbly plan to patch up their differences about not co-parenting a baby by tricking each one into attending the same child's birthday party.

On Halloween, Grace allows her new beau Leo to drag her into the rustic fall countryside for a long and scary bike ride.

Will's budding interest in a fellow lawyer in his office is nipped upon the arrival of his firm's aggressive new boss, who whips the troops into shape and orders Will to fire his friend.

When Grace accompanies Leo to dinner with some "friends," she doesn't realize that he's tricked her and instead introduced her to his real parents.

After Grace impulsively accepts a marriage proposal from Leo (guest star Harry Connick, Jr.), there seem to be a million roadblocks between her and an actual wedding. Part 1 of 2.

After Grace impulsively accepts a marriage proposal from Leo (guest star Harry Connick, Jr.), there seem to be a million roadblocks between her and an actual wedding. Part 2 of 2.

After a displaced Karen is booted from her Palace Hotel digs, a sympathetic Will agrees to let her move in with him.

On Christmas Eve, Grace is torn when she has only two tickets to "The Nutcracker" musical and can't take both her best friend Will and new husband Leo.

When Jack convinces tangle-footed Will to join him on a gay soccer team, Will's inept play leaves him warming the bench.

Grace is puzzled over what to make of her strange bohemian neighbor when she moves into Leo's Brooklyn digs. Sean Hayes and Megan Mullally also star.

Picking up where we left off last week, Will and Jack continue their campaign to adapt Karen's awkward cousin (guest star Dan Futterman, "Enough") to his new way of life.

Jack suffers Karen's wrath when he is seduced into friendship with her manipulative British romantic rival, who has set up house with Karen's ex-husband.

Jack reconnects with his childhood babysitter (guest star Demi Moore, "A Few Good Men") and falls back into childhood patterns, befuddling Will (Eric McCormack).

Will and Jack's transformation of Karen's schlubby cousin Barry is complete - but his coming-out party leaves Will with mixed emotions about his new "creation."

A jealous Will keeps a wary eye on the re-modeled Barry when he spies him disappearing with Jack while Karen switches roles with Rosario.

Still nursing a grudge over his last failed relationship, Will forms a gin-soaked anti-romance club with other lovelorn losers.

Will's attempt to orchestrate a surprise for Grace's birthday by sneaking Leo back from Africa deflates like so many birthday balloons when Leo arrives earlier than expected.

In search of a roommate, Karen finds instant karma with a peculiar yet high-maintenance office worker who happily shares many of Karen's eccentricities - including her taste in men.

Will reluctantly opposes Karen when he represents her husband while she hires a goofy, immature young man who seems barely out of high school to argue her case.

In the middle of her divorce proceedings, Karen learns that ex-husband Stan has suddenly passed away, and the funeral becomes a contest of wills between Karen and her British rival.

Karen confronts her ex-husband's mistress before she invites Will, Grace and Jack on her extravagant yacht for a somber ceremony.