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  photo courtesy of nbc.com For all of you 'Will and Grace' fans, this is for you! Season 11 (or three of the revival) was supposed to return in 2020 but much to our delight, it will be returning tomorrow night! Yes everyone, set your DVRs for NBC at 930pm because Will, Grace, Jack, and Karen are back. Sadly, this is their last hoorah as this will be the official final season for the series (until the next revival season comes around). Rumors are flying cast members Megan Mullally (Karen) and Debra Messing have not been on the best terms, causing the show to end prematurely but nothing has officially been confirmed. Instead, this is what NBC had to say back in July: "We think of the Will and Grace reboot episodes the way Karen Walker thinks of martinis- 51 is not enough, 53 is too many. That is why, after consulting with the cast, we have decided this will be the final season of Will and Grace."   Truthfully, this past season has been one of the funniest e...

photo courtesy of commons.wikimedia.org Many of your favorite fall shows are going full-speed ahead and just in case you have not gotten a chance to catch up with all of them, we feel you. One that cannot be missed this year is NBC's "Will and Grace." Resurrected for a ninth season last year, it had been gone for 11 years, though live on in reruns. But, if any show was ready for a resurgence in this political time and era, it was W&G, no two ways about it and funny enough, most of the main cast has not changed one little bit. Megan Mullaly (Karen Walker) and Seth Hayes (Jack) are every bit as charming, snarky, and fabulous as the first time around, like time just stopped for them, and we just love it. Mix that with the knockout guest stars and you have got yourself a hit. NBC seemed to think so because the show lasted longer than just a ninth season, getting a 10 season renewal. Never missing a beat, here is what you have missed in our quick-cap!  

It sucks to have to share this because he is such a doll and so damn talented but Sean Hayes new sitcom is officially dunzo. "Sean Saves the World," helmed by Hayes, who played Jack on "Will & Grace" did not live up to the hype, despite being hysterically funny.