Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Here’s a fun @nbcwillandgrace outtake from last night’s episode. I caught @therealdebramessing completely by surprise. 😂 #WillAndGrace

A post shared by Sean Hayes (@seanhayes) on Mar 29, 2018 at 11:53pm PDT

While filming a scene for yesterday’s Will & Grace, Sean Hayes thought he would have a little fun with Debra Messing. The actress was focused on her driving, so the actor saw a huge opportunity. He sneaked up beside the car door and popped his head in through the open window. The site was such a fright that Grace did not handle it, with well, grace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvCrw7WmF24
The night starts off at 8p with The Big Bang Theory on CBS and they have their richest guest star ever. Bill Gates plays himself and you know the boys are going to geek out over him.

But he is not there for them, he is there for Penny (Kaley Cuoco). When she tells the gang that she is going to give him a tour on Monday, but he is flying on Sunday. Sheldon (Jim Parson) becomes skeptical because Sunday is April Fool’s Day and he thinks she is playing a joke on him.

As much as Penny (Kaley Cuoco) would love to take her husband to meet the computer mogul with her, she can’t. Thus, Leonard decides to find out which hotel he is staying at and takes Raj (Kunal Nayyar) and Wolowitz (Simon Helberg) with him. Will they meet him? What happens when they do? You don’t want to miss what happens next.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqJnPHW0HWM
Then at 8:30p, Young Sheldon decides to try something different. After Sheldon (Iain Armitage) loses the science fair, he announces he is giving up on science.

His parents (Zoe Perry and Lance Barber) take him back to the therapist to help him but instead, Sheldon has a new goal for his life. He is going to study the arts and audition for the school play. Since he has to be perfect at everything he does, he watches several movies to learn how to act?

Does it work? The director (Jason Alexander) thinks he is perfect for the lead role and casts him as it. The only problem is his parents do not approve and try to talk him out of it. They will not be able to do it. You do not want to miss opening night because you will see an unforgettable performance. One you will be talking about tomorrow, tomorrow.

Jason Alexander does such a great job on the darling sitcom, they have to make him a recurring cast member next season. He can even date Meemaw (Annie Potts)! She needs some action and we know she likes the theater. A match made in heaven.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxIb1BdxoKc
Then at 9p but over on NBC, Alec Baldwin returns to Will & Grace as Karen’s (Megan Mullally) lover. Just as Karen is getting some loving, Jack (Sean Hayes) loses his.

Talking about losses, Grace (Debra Messing) takes Will (Eric McCormack) up to her dad’s (Robert Klein) to celebrate her late mother’s birthday. Her sisters (Sara Rue and Mary McCormack) want Grace to convince their dad to sell their house. She does not want to do, but they insist that she does it. What will her dad do? All I will say is that Will is the one that helps make up his mind.

Out of all of the revivals, Will & Grace is the one that got it the most right. Every week, I do at least one loud cackle and two spit takes. Tonight I did more than that, thanks to Baldwin and his magic pajamas.

Which is a smart move because unlike other revivals, they have remained true to the original. Giving the longtime fans something to look forward to every Thursday night. Congrats!

BTW the top photo was taken during season 1 and the bottom one was snapped yesterday, proving they have not aged a day on 20 years.

UPDATE: Megan Mullally shared the post-it the cast got about the good news. To read, then click here!

Tonight at 9p on NBC, Will & Grace gets political. But the bigger story is that Will and Jack finally have the talk.

That’s right, we have waited almost nineteen and a half years for Jack (Sean Hayes) and Will (Eric McCormack) to finally reveal if they can ever see their friendship turning into something more and tonight’s the night. What happens that makes them have that talk? You just have to watch. What do they say to each other? Like I am ever going to tell you that before the episode airs. Would you really want me to?

Also on the episode, Karen (Megan Mullally) needs a cake for the birthday party she is throwing for Donald Trump at her house, but the bakery refuses to make it for her. Instead of taking them on by herself, she does the next best thing. She calls Grace (Debra Messing) to do it. Will the staunch Hillary supporter help Karen out? It is a real conundrum for her. She is a die hard Democrat, but she believes everyone deserves to have their cake and eat it too. It is a tough call for her and a very funny one for us. Especially because you see Messing show off her Lucille Ball comedy skills several times tonight.

While I normally hate when scripted shows get political these days (because I watch them to get away from it all), Will & Grace finds a way to work it in so it is not annoying and preachy.

And did I mention that Will and Jack have the talk tonight? That is more than enough of a reason for any W&G fan to watch tonight’s episode. Because their heart to heart is very pleasing for us, just like the whole season of the revival has been so far.

McCormack could not hide his embarrassment when he saw himself as a 15-year-old student. Although, he does look a lot older there with whatever hair don’t that is. What do you call that thing besides a mistake. And Gdspell is not excuse.

While his look is very ’70s, his co-star’s was very ’80s. Debra Messing’s hair was as big as women wore it back then and that was not the only difference. When she was a high school senior, she went by her natural hair color and it ain’t the one she has now. As firey as she looks as a red head, she needs to go back to black. Hasn’t she heard black is the new orange?

What do you think of their teenage looks? Are they too cool for school or major fails?

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