The final season of the Will & Grace revival is essentially one long attempt to redo the original series’ ending, responding both to initial criticisms of 2006, and the updated social mores of 2020. Unfortunately, the show as a whole has basically run out of creative steam, largely because — as we saw last week — it’s stopped even trying to evolve the leads through story. It’s just throwing narrative arcs at them without having them motivate the plot points, and then giving little thought as to how they might actually grow — becoming more conducive to an earned happy ending, per our expectations in these rom-coms.
The Five Best Episodes of the WILL & GRACE Revival Season Three (or Eleven)
