Have you ever watched a dancing scene in a movie or on TV and think how do they make the tapping sound good? There is a secret. Eric McCormack revealed the answer to that mystery. They get a professional dancer to tap along with actors. If only we could do that our in real lives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znerPfntuzU
It has been 20 years since we got to know Will (Eric McCormack) and Jack (Sean Hayes) and we have always thought they are soulmates. Tonight at 9:30p on NBC’s Will & Grace, after drinking some special chocolate milk, they have an epiphany. They are each other’s soulmate. How long will that revelation last?
They are not the only ones who enjoyed the special chocolate milk, so does Karen (Megan Mullally). She just signed her divorce papers and the drink causes her to say goodbye to her marriage to Stan in a very Karen way. All I will say is Mullally can sing!
Meanwhile, Grace (Debra Messing) gets a visit from her newly single sister. Janet (Mary McCormack) won’t be single for too long because she hooks up with Grace’s client (Chelsea Handler). That causes the feuding sisters to have a sweet heart to heart.
Tonight’s episode is really sentimental and yet it is still very funny. Every episode Hayes finds a way for me to do a spit take, and on this one, they all make me do one, Let’s just say it involves butterflies. It is a must not miss, so do not miss it.
It is not easy to get a ticket to see a free taping of Will & Grace, and it is even harder to see them do a run through of the show. Sean Hayes heard that we wanted to see one (I assume), so he put one up on social media.
Granted, he timelapsed it so the whole read-through is shown in less than a minute. But you definitely get an idea how chaotic it can be. Although, it can just appear that way because of the fast motion video. Anyways, it was really cool to see this behind-the-scenes moment that is rarely seen by the viewer.
If you want to see what we normally see, then mark your calendars for October 4th. That is when the sitcom is back on NBC for all of us to enjoy again.
Sean Hayes is filling in for Ellen DeGeneres today and he has some theories why she took the day off from her daytime talk show. First, he suggested that she was getting a boob job, a big one. Then he said that she hurt herself when she fell and “was trapped under the weight of her own wallet.” Finally, he thinks that she is “at Home Depot because that is where all the lesbians go.”
Now that we got done with the click bait, here is the real reason why I posted the video. Hayes does a flash mob type dance with the dancers from Break the Floor Productions and it is the feel-good moment we all need today and every day. Sean, to quote Madonna, “You can dance.” The only negative is that Meghan Trainor did not join in as they danced to her song No Excuses. And she has no excuse because she lives less than two miles from where Ellen tapes.
Back to Hayes, the only reason why I would want Will & Grace to get cancelled is it would free him up to host his own daily talk show. Isn’t he a natural?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPJewqiS4Ew
Tonight at 9p, it is the season finale for Will & Grace and I am not ready for this to be the last episode for this season.
The episode starts off with Grace’s (Debra Messing) father (Robert Klein) staying with her and Will (Eric McCormack) in their apartment. She decides to get her revenge on Will for inviting her father to move in with them by inviting his mother (Blythe Danner) for a visit. Now both of them are suffering with their parents, how will their parents handle it?
Meanwhile, Karen (Megan Mullally) has to decide between her husband and her lover (Alec Baldwin). Who will she choose? All I will say is be prepared to see one of the weirdest and possibly one of the best sex scenes ever. One that only Baldwin and Mullally could nail so perfectly.
Then there is Jack (Sean Hayes), he is getting over his breakup in Ibitha. Will he find someone new or will he be alone forever like Will?
All I will say is that there will be at least one wedding proposal by the end of the episode. Guess who?
Will & Grace, out of all of the revivals, is the one that got it the most right. It stayed true to the original and that is why I am so happy it will be back for at least 2 more seasons. We are enjoying the show as much as they are making, and that is what TV making should be all about.
