This Wednesday, Janet McCormack filed for divorce from Eric McCormack, her husband of 26 years. According to TMZ, she cited irreconcilable differences as their reason for the split.
The couple share one child together, Finnigan, 21.
The two met in 1994 when they worked on the series Lonesome Dove.
Sean Hayes and Eric McCormack are in NYC this summer doing Broadway shows. And that is not the only show they are working on while they are there.
The former castmates are working on a project together. “What a wonderful evening spent at the Tribeca Festival last night with these two promoting Eric and my new podcast called, ‘Just Jack & Will’ – a ‘Will & Grace’ rewatch show for SmartLess Media,” Hayes, the recent Tony Award winner, wrote. “Launching June 22nd! #JustJackandWill #SmartLessMedia #TribecaFestival @nbcwillandgrace”
The two men are not the only ones in Manhattan. Debra Messing is there too. Therefore, she came out to support them. And we got this great photo that makes us miss their highlarious sitcom.
And for all of you conspiracy theorists. Meghan Mullally wasn’t there because she is still in LA! Otherwise, she would be there with her friends.
Noah Wyle has wanted to be invited to lunch with this group of character actors, and they finally asked him to join them. However, no one would believe him if there was no photographic evidence. So here he is with Spencer Garrett, Rob Morrow, Kevin Pollak, Eric Mccormack, Levar Burton, Alfred Molina, Michael Nouri, Michael Mckean, and Steven Webber.
I want to know who and what they were talking about. Can you imagine their conversation? It is probably better than anything we have seen them in, and McKean was in Spinal Tap,
Fans loved Will & Grace so much that NBC brought it back for a second go-around after 20 years. Is there a chance that the third time will be the charm for Hayes, Debra Messing, Megan Mullally, and Eric McCormack?
Sean Hayes told Seth Meyers on Late Night yesterday, “It is never going to happen again, ever, for as long as we live.” Never say never, Sean. Stranger things can happen, and y’all could be back.
I mean, Karen has a baseball team and we know you are not out until the third strike. Therefore, you still have at least one more at bat.
Do you want Jack, Karen, Will, and Grace to show us what life is like in the country? I do!
When Will & Grace aired the first time, I didn’t watch it. Then before it came back to NBC for the revival, I binged the whole first run. That was when I realized why everyone loved it. Even though the show was 20 years old, the laughs still seemed fresh.
Of course, that made me wonder if they would still be able to do that. The answer, as we know, is yes. Sadly, today I am sad. The sitcom is saying goodbye once again. I can’t remain sad for too long because they go out with an episode that made me laugh from the beginning until the end.
I don’t want to say too much because I want you to enjoy it like I did. However, I will tell you a little about it. Will (Eric McCormack) and Grace (Debra Messing) are not only preparing for their babies that are due like any second, but they are also getting ready to say goodbye to Manhattan. Last week, they bought a house in the suburbs together to raise their children.
Jack (Sean Hayes) is still an understudy on a Broadway show, and tonight he might become more than one. If that is not enough, Karen (Megan Mullally) gets an offer she cannot refuse.
By the end of the episode, we get the perfect farewell episode with some surprise guest stars.
Anyone, who is a fan of the show, will not be disappointed with how they end things. They leave us wanting more episodes because we love this show, but it is also a satisfying end for the second run of Will & Grace.
Thank you for the laughs! I know we will see you again.
