Early last month, I posted a message about the passing of Harvey Korman. This is the man who played the Great Gazoo on "The Flintstones". I would say that the moral of just about half of the episodes of that series was the same: be careful what you wish for because you just might get it! I would also say that Gazoo was very instrumentel in teaching this lesson. However, I can only think of one episode of "Will and Grace" in which this lesson was taught. This is the two-part episode known as "Somene Old, Someplace New, Something Borrowed, Someone's Due." So far, this post has twenty views and zero responses! I also posted similar messages on a lot of different pages including the "Brady Bunch" page of this site. For a long time, "none" of these posts had "any" responses! However, I have since posted a sequential messages on the "Brady Bunch" page and there is already a response! Go figure! What I would be interested in knowing from other "Will and Grace" fans is what they think about the similarities between the lesson that they learned in this two-parter and the lesson that the Great Gazoo taught Fred and Barney time and again.
Harvey
