Will & Grace - Season Three

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Summary: Only for the Best!
Review: I have season one and two and I just got season three. I love each and every moment. I have enjoyed watching Will and Grace from the beginning. I never miss a Will and Grace show. I can't wait until the rest of the seasons come out. I even got my mom and husband hooked on Will and Grace. I love this show!

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Summary: Season 3 = 3 x the Laughs!!!
Review: Known to push the button on prime time with its liberal subject matter, Will & Grace has found a loyal fan base as part of NBC's Thursday Must-See-TV line-up for six years. Beginning in the autumn of 2000, this season is full of laughs and such guest stars as Woody Harrelson, Gregory Hines, Patrick Dempsey, Ellen DeGeneres, Cher, Sandra Bernhard, and Molly Shannon. This season also introduces the lovable couple Joe & Larry (played by Jerry Lavine and Tim Bagley, respectively). Below is a Will & Grace Season Three Episode Synopsis:

New Will City - Will finally returns from vacation only to learn that Jack and Grace have bonded in his absence. Meanwhile Grace still can't decide between Josh and Ben; Karen tries to smuggle pearls in the States and Rosario takes the rap.

Fear and Clothing - Terrified after someone breaks into her apartment, Grace stays with Will. Unfortunately, having both her and Jack under one roof is driving Will crazy and he forces them to choose which one will move out; Jack and Karen are still at odds over his divorce from Rosario.

Husbands and Trophy Wives - Will and Jack discover that old friends who are known as party animals have adopted a baby girl! Elsewhere, Grace believes that Karen is jealous of her romantic relationship with Ben but then later regrets taunting her.

Girl Trouble - Grace's bright intern turns into a nightmare when she re-makes herself into a replica of sassy, brassy Karen. Will and Jack volunteer to act out scenes for a gay sensitivity seminar for the local police that results in a tussle with two lesbian cast members.

Grace 0, Jack 2000 - Grace has made up her mind to break up with Ben while Jack's latest and most outrageous cabaret gig is an absolute bomb until he frantically works an unwilling Will into the act.

Love Plus One - Grace rejects an ex-boyfriend's suggestion that she participate with him and his girlfriend in a romantic escapade. Meanwhile, Will tries to help a newly employed Jack meet a customer at a clothing store by prompting him with witty lines like a latter-day Cyrano de Bergerac.

Gypsies, Tramps and Weed - Will reluctantly consults a psychic about his future and encounters an absent-minded fortuneteller whose frighteningly personal predictions leave him reeling. Jack, who forever idolizes music, TV and film legend Cher, stumbles onto the real deal and meets the Oscar winner herself -- whom he mistakes for a drag queen.

Lows in the Mid-Eighties - In a flashback to Thanksgiving 1985, coed Grace invites her college boyfriend Will home to meet her family, but their romantic relationship swerves dramatically when a conflicted Will makes a confession. Unfortunately, Will and an angry Grace end up temporarily estranged when she orders him out of the house -- and her life.

Three's a Crowd, Six is a Freak Show - Just as Grace seems to be on the verge of a promising relationship, she undergoes a minor medical procedure that leaves her with an embarrassing ugly sore on her lip, but even though her new beau accepts her temporary blight, she cannot return the favor when she is horrified to learn he has six toes on one foot.

Coffee & Commitment - Will and Grace verbally spar during their friends' commitment ceremony. Karen tries to help a caffeine-addicted Jack get over a failed crush but he's so jacked-up on java that only a tough-love approach will work.

Swimming Pools... Movie Stars - Will and Grace get carried away in an escrow undertow when they pose as a wealthy couple shopping for homes of the rich-and-famous and visit Sandra Bernhard's posh townhouse where they become fast friends and make an fake offer. Karen is forced to attend her young stepson's swim meet and is uncharacteristically chastised by another mother for arriving late.

Crazy in Love - sports-challenged Will tries to impress his new friend Matt, a sportscaster, with his athletic skills by checking into a batting cage. Jack and Karen ask Grace to exotically re-decorate Jack's apartment.

Brothers, A Love Story - Will is torn over his newfound relationship with Matt who calls Will his "brother" due to his reluctance to disclose his sexual orientation.

My Uncle the Car - Grace dispatches Will to sell her dearly departed uncle's jalopy but after he makes the sale to an enterprising nun, a guilty Grace changes her mind and wants to buy it back.

Cheaters - Grace is apoplectic when she catches Will's philandering father on the arm of a glamorous stranger. When Karen suddenly suspects that her husband Stan is having an affair, she sets out to even the score.

Mad Dogs and Average Men - Karen dissuades Grace's interest in her charming and handsome nephew. Will tries to terminate his dead-end relationship, but postpones it because of the dog.

Poker? I Don't Even Like Her - Grace's lousy poker playing leads Will's friends to ban her from the game. Karen uses a snippy socialite as a guinea pig for cosmetic surgery.

An Old-Fashioned Piano Party - When Grace frets that she and Will might drift apart, she impulsively buys an expensive piano which she hopes will cement their mutual bond and love for show tunes.

The Young and the Tactless - Grace gives romantic advice to her neighbor Nathan in hopes of reuniting him with his girlfriend so he will move away. Will and Jack are out on the town with an unwelcome chaperone: Karen's oblivious mother-in-law.

Alice Doesn't Lisp Here Anymore - Guilt makes grace attend the funeral of an old school mate whom she ridiculed.

Last of the Really Odd Lovers - Will & Grace try to maintain the secrecy of their new significant others.

Sons & Lovers - An exasperated Grace tries to mediate between a resentful Will and sloppy, free-spirited Nathan. Jack is in a royal dither as he plans to finally meet his unseen father face-to-face.

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Summary: Will & Grace - must see tv will have you laughing out loud!
Review: The third season of Will & Grace is just as great as season 1 and 2. This is what you call must see TV. Will & Grace has pushed many buttons since it first made its prime time debut. I am tired of all the reality shows on tv which are getting old real fast. With Will & Grace it is nice to know that there is still one great show that you can watch on a world of tv filled with the same old crap. This is truly one of the most hilarious shows on tv today. Not since I Love Lucy, and Threes Company have I laughed out loud so much. I highly recommend buying seasons 1, 2 and 3 of Will & Grace.

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Summary: I LOVE W&G
Review: Will and Grace has at least one faithful fan, I love them! I have seasons 1 and 2 and can't wait for season three, the extra features are great! Go Karen and Jack!