didn't think men watched the show. So just state your reason why because i thought the show was geared toward women. I just don't know any men who has a interest in the show. Now if you say because Debra Messing is Hot, that's a good answer.

I watch it....not all the time, but I think its very very funny. I love Sean Hayes and Eric Mcormack, and I think theyre wonderful actors.

I watch "Will and Grace" becasue it is a funny, well written show. Plus they have a great cast.

Originally posted by TJL
I watch "Will and Grace" becasue it is a funny, well written show. Plus they have a great cast.

Same here. And they have the BEST guest stars.

I watch it in reruns....
but hardly ever on NBC, thanks to Survivor.

Originally posted by HuntingtonM15
Same here. And they have the BEST guest stars.

I agree.... John Cleese is hilarious and when he guest stars -- he steals the show.



And about Debra Messing -- she's my least favorite part of the show.

Originally posted by barwars88
I agree.... John Cleese is hilarious and when he guest stars -- he steals the show.



And about Debra Messing -- she's my least favorite part of the show.



Debra is HOT

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Debra is HOT

Yeah sorta....I think shes too skinny though!

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Debra is HOT

I agree.... but I dont think she's funny.

I watch it for debra, cause she's hot.

and it's funny

I've never fully got into Will & Grace for some reasons. I think it's ok, but I don't love it.

It has been lacking a bit lately, but Will & Grace has some great writing that is performed to its potential by an incredible cast.

Originally posted by dlemond
It has been lacking a bit lately, but Will & Grace has some great writing that is performed to its potential by an incredible cast.

I agree. I think it's starting to wear a bit thin around the edges, but the cast is still great.

I especially like the recent addition of Dave Foley as Jack's new beau.

I watch it but it's starting to rely too much on Mulally, Cleese, Foley, Driver and Hayes. I thought the show was called "Will and Grace"?

Originally posted by Sitcomwriter
I watch it but it's starting to rely too much on Mulally, Cleese, Foley, Driver and Hayes. I thought the show was called "Will and Grace"?

Yeah, they have been relying too much on weekly celebrity cameos the past few seasons.

I am sure they are using the supporting cast more because Debra Messing is pregnant, and she had a little scare at the beginning of her pregnancy, so I am sure they do not want to overwork her.

As for this question about you not thinking men watch it? I would think a large number of gay men watch it. The last time I checked, they were still considered men. They might have an interest in the show. Maybe you meant to ask, "How many straight men?"

Originally posted by RoseNylund
I am sure they are using the supporting cast more because Debra Messing is pregnant, and she had a little scare at the beginning of her pregnancy, so I am sure they do not want to overwork her.

As for this question about you not thinking men watch it? I would think a large number of gay men watch it. The last time I checked, they were still considered men. They might have an interest in the show. Maybe you meant to ask, "How many straight men?"


I didn;t think I had to say Straight men because i figured everyone would know what I meant.

Originally posted by Sitcomwriter
I watch it but it's starting to rely too much on Mulally, Cleese, Foley, Driver and Hayes. I thought the show was called "Will and Grace"?

well, most W&G fans I know have said they'd still watch if Messing and McCormack left their own show and the show changed the name to "Jack and Karen". Megan is 10 times funnier than Messing, and Hayes is more charismatic than McCormack, it is similar to the Happy Days syndrome, once the show started focusing more attention on Jack and Karen, the ratings soared. Similar to how Happy Days got bigger and bigger once Fonz became the star instead of Richie.

I'm not a guy and this is off topic, but I am officially throwing in the towel with Will & Grace after last week's show.

I've been a faithful viewer since day one, but the show has changed too much for me. I counted the number of times I laughed last week...twice.

I've been feeling this way for a while about the show, but kept giving it another chance, but it's off my list now.

It has so many guest stars that it's ridiculous. Last week, they had Eileen Brennan, Dave Foley, Minnie Driver and John Cleese. The cast has swelled, and the show now is not the show that I fell in love with years ago.

Thanks for the memories Will & Grace, but I won't be tuning in anymore.