Will & Grace - Will and Grace Come to Blows (Highlight)
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2017
- During Season 5, Will and Grace have a monumental fight after he finds out she's secretly dating Leo. Will & Grace returns Thursday, September 28 at 9/8c on NBC. Check out episodes of the original Will & Grace, coming soon to iTunes.
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That's right, honey! A decade after their unforgettable eight-season run, comedy's most fabulous foursome is back. Eric McCormack, Debra Messing, Sean Hayes and Megan Mullally reprise their infamous roles as Will, Grace, Jack and Karen. The legendary James Burrows, director of every original "Will & Grace" episode, returns along with a slew of razor-sharp jabs and dirty martinis. Behold once again, from the minds of Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, TV's wittiest ensemble ever.
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when bestfriends fight, they know exactly where to strike.
7MonarC so true omg
Exactly. I have been guilty of that
Yeah they do 😭😭😭
Sooooo true!!! My bestie and I used to go for the jugular during our fights!!!
Ain't that the truth 😳
Even though this was the hardest scene for die-hard fans to watch it was probably the best thing that they ever did the acting is just amazing.
Amanda: Every time I watch it (and I've watched it over 50 times [don't judge me...lol.] ), I think about how that scene seriously and positively impacted my opinions of them as actors.
This scene was really good and one of those scenes in a series that sort of defines how great it is! You can see the anger, hurt, pain, sadness in the eyes of them both as they were saying this
Probably one of the most dramatic scenes I've ever seen. May have been tuff to do but both are talented actors.
Monkee girl Forever and that's why its such a powerful scene cause you can see the pain in the actors eyes as they say these things to each other, its authentic
This is the only season Debra won her Emmy for. I like to believe it’s this scene that got her the nomination.
This scene broke my heart. Because everything they say about one another is true, but in this scene in particular, it wasn't okay anymore. They had enough of their ways. The writing is just superb, and Eric & Debra were brilliant.
Grace didnt said the truth. Will was totally right about what he said,she doesn't know what she wants abd she's a flake,but her argument was "you dont want to see me happy". Thats a typical respond from an idiot who's blindsided
NINA but grace was right, there was episode where will was at his lowest and grace was happy and dating. Will was always a control freak hence why Micheal left him.
@@fg1434 No shes not,Grace always makes the wrong choices, and Will was never jealos, only not blind and idiot like her and he was always right. God,she's like a child
I don't know if it was all true. It's like they took true stuff and twisted it in the worst possible way.
The writing and acting are both incredible 👏👏👏
"SHUT UP GRACE" - So much hurt in that phrase!! He knows it's true but he cannot freaking admit it. One of my favorite scenes on the show.
Such a heartbreaking moment! We're just glad they eventually reconcile!
His face at that moment kills.
Amazing acting in that one second. Good on Eric, for real.
He was like a boiling pot in this scene. The way he let his anger slowly grew up to the breaking point is just amazing to watch. It's Eric's best scene of this show.
The anger seemed so real. He literally looked like he wanted to slap her when he told her to shut up. They are great actors. They totally got in the zone for this scene.
This scene/episode FINALLY got Debra her well deserved Emmy! One of the best of the series in my opinion.
homemadehuman Actually she did in fact win for this scene. She got her Emmy for her work in the 5th season. The Mira Sorvino episode was in the 6th season when Sarah Jessica Parker won. Regardless, she was outstanding in both episodes! 😆😉
Beautifully written show. This show is true art. FABULOUS.
This is such a strong scene !!!! Both Debra and Eric did an amazing job !
Leifang12 we'll be back September 28!
They both are correct about each other too.
Grace has every right to try and see where the relationship went, but lying was the wrong thing to do. She has a history of being indecisive, so Will blowing up over the fact that such a huge and important decision for them was being put on hold for a 'maybe' is understandable.
Keep in mind Will was right because Leo cheated on Grace.
Will & Grace is one of those comedy shows that when the characters fight, they actually fight and we as viewers, feel their anger.
Omg yes!!!
Ehm... All good shows are like that
It was carrot cake, that's never a big deal!! 🤣
I totally agree with Grace
Shutup Grace
That blatant disrespect for carrot cake! 😩
I remember in an interview Debra said this was the hardest thing she had to film because she kept crying during the argument.
cowboycrushfan I would, too! It hurts to fight with someone you care about. Even though it's a fake scene, I could feel the pain that both characters were in. 💙💔
Omg I wanna know what interview this
I wanna read that interview
To know she had multiple takes and *still* did this good is absolutely amazing. That woman got mad skill.
@@LegionIvory And she won an Emmy for it!
This scene a perfect example of why each actor won an Emmy for their individual performance.amazing acting
Such a good scene, but broke my heart.
This one gets us every time.
Willis Allen Jr, one of my favorite scenes of will and grace. Very emotional but great acting.
This was just as great as their final fight in the series finale. I felt the hurt and emotion.
What's so sad is that Will was right. Leo was an asshat and broke her heart and Will picked her up off the floor again.
He's asking her to carry a baby for him for 9 months. It's a little bit more than picking up his dry cleaning. She had a right to figure out what makes her happy before committing to carry someone else's child. And she was also right. Will was happiest when she was miserable so he could be the hero and in control.
hutch they're both wrong. grace is indecisive and irresponsible. yes, he could've given her more time, but she completely lied to his face. And he was going to give her more time, except he found getting back together with leo stupid, which it was.
This episode was when Grace first met Leo, way before Leo and Grace got married and he cheated
@@hutch1197 She shouldnt have been sneaking behind Will's back and lied. Will is absolutely right.
@@hutch1197 you said someone else baby but it was gonna be her baby too. She wasn't doing him a favor. They were together. She has the right to say no but is your best friend. She could tell him straight forward and he would have give her the time.
People seem to miss the fact that it was a codependent relationship, and in a way, the original finale was enviable.
This was so intense because by this point, we know everything they're saying about each other is true. They're trying to hurt each as badly as they can, and it's so heart beaking to see.
That was probably the BEST scene in a sitcom I have ever seen. The drama and "passion" that they had delivering their lines. Wow! I salute Debra and Eric for that scene.
Meah...
The scene from Fresh Prince (when Will's dad walked away) was better.
When Grace said "Wow. So that's what you think of me" I actually teared up. That was like a punch to the gut.
She deserv it,he said only the truth,and she said the examples of what she does and will end up doing,but her only argument was "you're only happy when Im miserable".I cant think of more idiotic respond
@Jobin DavidThey're not having a baby in the traditional way
@Jobin David Grace is a flake and she pics the men who will destroy her because will will pick up the broken pieces,she is such an idiot
This is just make believe remember!
@Hmare Veer Saput They're dysfunctional and too emotionally entangled. They were dating when he figured out he was gay and they kind of...didn't really stop dating.
I hope this scene is used in acting school. For me I felt the feeling of frustration and love between the two watching this scene. Incredible acting.
This is basically an amazing piece of theatre captured on camera.
You right, you right.
4:41 that “shut up Crace” hit hard
I wonder why Will didn't bring up the fact that he denied his other best friend.. that wanted to have his baby in the first few episodes because Grace ask him to wait for her.. he should have brought that up, that would have been a great comeback!!!!
Yeah, I remember that episode where Grace was jealous of Will's best friend wanting him to have a baby with her.
That was true.
Uhh, because that was his choice and not hers. She gave him the co ahead..
Notthefather - Grace convinces Will to save his sperm for herself. So selfish!!!!!!!
Fun fact: Debra Messing won an Emmy award for her performance in this episode.
Dem H78 That was a coincidence.
@@loughlin14 no, it's a fun fact
@@loughlin14 you don't know how award shows work, do you?😂😂
Fun fact, this show only won awards because it featured gay characters and our Hollywood overlords want America to hold the same values they do.
@@miked3723 or the show won Emmy because it is good.
That "go to hell" hit my spirit hard 😭😭😭😭
This was such a powerful scene. I could feel the bitterness and the sadness through the actors
My favorite and worst scene ever on this show. It broke my heart but the acting was amazing!
This can definitely be a tough scene to watch, but it hits on reality that's undeniable. What other scenes do you love that hit on some real issues?
Blanket Apology man :' (
@@WillandGrace I know this is an old comment, but the "Grace's Secret" episode will always be the most gutting to watch. Debra Messing blew that scene out of the water
@@WillandGrace Mine was the Thanksgiving two-parter when Will accepted his sexuality and the moment she threw him out of her mom's house - that was a like a knife plunge every time.
Still breaks me up a bit when I see it. For such brilliant comedic actors, Eric and Debra really brought the drama. Still my favorite show EVER!!! So glad they're coming back 😃
They always brought both the comedy and drama! We CAN'T wait until September 28th when they grace our screens again!!! 🙌
Yep agreed. They both had done drama both before w&g and during the hiatus, i believe. So they had that training. They truly seem to be good at both! :)
This is definitely one of the shows BEST episodes/scenes. The scene was so amazing, that it seemed more real than acting.
I always thought Grace used Will a bit too much and that their friendship wasn't entirely equitable. He seemed to end up on the short end of the stick too much. Same thing with his friendship with Jack. Will had his flaws but was more put together than Grace and Jack. He had to pay for and cover them when they made poor decisions often at his own expense. I honestly thought Will deserved better friends.
Why do you think he keeps enabling them ? They feed his ego. Grace is right
@@BKeny007 omg! I agree!
Will is a rescuer. He is emotionally insecure and needy, so he rescues other people to feel better. Probably could use CoDA or SLAA. :(
@@BKeny007 Also because he genuinely cares about them, and that might be how he shows it.
I definitely think Will deserved a better friend than Grace - I was on Will's side in this argument, Grace was so selfish and self absorbed
This is the scene that gave Debra her Emmy for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series.. well deserved! 😚
Touching scene. Strong. Also "carrot cake, that's never a big deal" best line ever.
"Karen, we're not a couple."
"Aren't we???"
Grace's wardrobe in this scene is perfection
I’ve watched it so many times that I saw her blouse and was right away reminded of what would happen
The acting here is supreme!
Easily the best scene of the show.
Truly powerful; both deserved Emmys.
The. Saddest. Moment. In. The. Series.
One of my favorite scenes ever from the series! Such strong acting and emotion for both.
The emotion from Will and Grace is so raw but we can't stop watching!
I can't believe this still makes me cry.
Best argument ever! It shows how deeply they care about and emotionally dependant they are on each other.
Eric and Debra did such a good job with this scene... it truly breaks your heart.
Okay - I'm in tears now. But that was a beautifully performed scene by Eric and Debra.
The acting of both is SUPERB.
This scene is a masterpiece.
Omg, this scene literally makes me feel like I've been stabbed and left for dead!! When this scene was over, I literally heard crickets!! What a powerful and emotional scene! For everyone!
All their Emmys were more than worth. Brilliant cast and writing
Will & Grace always wrote great fights, I'm watching this and feel my stomach in a knot
So powerful. Makes me cry everytime I watch it
I'm on Will's side on this. He is always been there for grace to lift her up, every time she's depressed his heart aches for her only to end up being accused of hating her happiness? And parentship is a serious commitment to the child first, relationships latter.
Damn good acting on both of their parts!!!
This is brilliant writing. From comedy to extremely dark effortlessly.
Even though this scene breaks my heart ever time I watch it, I think that this scene is one of the best scenes in the entire sho. The acting my Debra and Eric was absolutely amazing.
Still gives me chills. Eric and Debra showed up and SHOWED OUT
Intense scene.... Followed by happy NBC music.
T.Ozzy Lmao
This was so good. Well acted out. The anger, the pain you feel it all. Very painful to watch. But this was needed for them both to move on with their own respective lives.
I wish there were even more of these emotional/serious scenes. This was very strong!
Who knows! Tune in on September 28th! Your wish may just come true!
Vman It was a well acted scene but I don't want serious, I want funny. This show turned out to be one of the most hilarious shows ever on television and I don't want them changing the vibe on us with the reboot.
I never said that it should turn into a serious drama show. But a mix of funny and serious is appreciated. Seriousness gives depth to the humour that's always been part of WIll and Grace. Even in this serious scene.. when Grace shouts back that it was a carrot cake..
This show is Genius..
Debra Messing is an extremely beautiful woman, but she was at the HEIGHT of her beauty in season 5. She glowed through this whole season.
Self tanner/bronzer. Trump wears it too. Alot of it. 😂
This is what I love about this show, it gets so real sometimes
- "Hey you want me to show you?l"
- "Show me!"
Such a great way to break up the tension at the beginning of the scene 😂
The straightest thing Jack ever did!
by far the best scene in sitcom television history. I was watching this with my brother when it first aired and we both looked at each other and were like " that's damn good acting"
Hey me and my brother share a bond with this LoL it's an amazing scene
When I 1st saw this originally I almost thought they were going to break up and it scared me a bit back then😡😢😡😢 the fight scene was too real😢😢
I always love when Will & Grace, the show that is, took a more serious tone. The scenes are always amazing.
Wow. Intense scene. When Grace said "the only time you're happy is when I'm miserable." I felt the anger in her voice. This scene hurts but it let's u know that life is not always sunshine and daisies. I miss u guys Eric, Debra, Meghan, and Sean.
I have to say, this is probably the strongest argument between Will and Grace in the entire series.
Great foursome of actors
Such truth in the way the both delivered those lines, and as an actor I can say that was a tough scene to do. I can't believe they're coming back, this show was such a huge part of my life growing up and part of the reason I'm an actor! Congratz to everybody from Spain, can't wait for September 28th!!!
We can't wait for September 28th either! 🎉
Dave Santleman ur an actor? Ever done horror? :)
The scene was just simply brutal. The viewer knows both sides had valid points. Which made it all heart wrenching in its very realistic raw emotion.
It was things that needed to be said. It was hinted on in the episode where they went to a therapist but this boiled over
I'm definitely on Will's side, because he's always looking after Grace. He was right and she was just being mean because she knew he was right. Grace plays the victim very well.
They were both wrong. She asked for a month to think it over just because she knew how big and life-changing of a decision that was and wanted to be sure. If he weren't so controlling, because she is perpetually flaky, this entire scenario wouldn't have happened. Both were in the wrong.
He has a savior complex. He rescues her and Jack because it feeds into his superiority that he has to have over the people in his life.
They were both wrong. She doesn't owe him her uterus. She should've told him and he should've backed off.
@@sersastark She didnt' want to think it over. She was just choosing the new guy she just met over Will.
I'll give you that part grace doesn't take responsibility for anything she just runs a muck and will let's her
i cried on this episode
This is such a good fight. I love it. Debra Messing was amazing in this episode..
One of the most heartbreaking scenes to ever be on tv
This scene brought me to tears, when i first saw it. To FEEL, the hurt in this scene was them moment every acknowledgement and award will and grace achieved was so well deserved.
Such a heartbreaking scene. This scene makes me cry every time.
One of the best scenes on the show cuz it proved that even the best of friends that have a strong winded bond can have the saddest and heart breaking fights. They did great and this one . Makes you ask who knows more about you after your family?????
I still maintain that the reason this show was so good is because the main cast are all such great actors. They really sold emotional moments so much better than other shows of the time and even now.
The beautiful secret of many naturally gifted comedic actors is that they happen to be strong dramatic actors. 🎭 I love when that happens, and like this.
What a great show! One of the rare shows that could be hilarious but have such dramatic scenes.
Just cried, reminds me and my Best Friend. Please continue on with Will & Grace.
When best friends fight. They go for the jugular
Very good acting 👏
Wow. This never gets old. Great acting.
Just watched this on Hulu - absolutely sobbing. What incredible actors
Oh I remembered this chapter. It was really hard to watch!
I know, this put me off the series for good.
Ben Carroll it’s very realistic when it comes to best friends. Best friends love each other all the time but they do argue. But at the end of the day they love each other.
This fight ( break up) is the healthiest thing they ve ever done.
This is one of my favorite W&G scenes. It's was so we'll written and executed. It displayed some powerful acting between Eric and Debra.
It made me cry just as the episode when Will's dad died after their big fight. 💔, And losing the actor in real life as well as losing Gregory Hines who was great on the show. I wanted more.
“It was carrot cake, that’s never a big deal!” Oh! that one hurt me personally.
It seems the writers of the show been watching Spanish telenovelas the acting was great and the right amount of drama.
Bless this channel! This scene alone is why I love the show. Everyone is so talented with comedy but Debra and Eric have amazing dramatic range as well. I couldn't stop crying when I watched this. The direction, the writing, the acting. I am so glad this show is back. I missed it so much!
I love this scene/episode. Such good acting. But also hits you right in the feels every time you watch it. I thought it couldn't be topped, then I watched the Rosario funeral episode. Tears is all I can say.
I tear up every time I watch this scene. It is so powerful and so real.
this still breaks my heart... how many broken friendships are out there, and still loving each other.
Such an Oscar-worthy performance.
Loved this scene, when it aired. It is so raw.
That broke my heart. Always will.
I even remember watching this all those years ago
Phenomenal scene especially for a sitcom
Me and my best friend have had some bad and emotional fights before. When we saw this scene, we looked at each other and hugged.
Most intense moment in the entire season ... ever.
I wish they had the baby together!
I was totally on Will's side in this monumental argument - Grace made the wrong choice going with a guy who ended up being a cheater, liar and completely untrustworthy
Could she have known all of that at the time though?
WRONG, she couldn't possibly know that at the moment and had a right to find out for herself, will was being selfish .
...and yet according to the original storyline he ended up being the love of her life, father of her child, and her devoted husband of nearly two decades. Wrong choice my foot.
How could she have known that? So she was to give up a chance at happiness to have a baby with her gay best friend?
Of course she couldn't have known that, but she was in the wrong. I love the show and Grave is awesome, but she lied to Will. She should have just said she was seeing Leo, instead she kept it from him. Not to mention Grace basically used Will. When his friend wanted his sperm, she said it was hers. Then Will says he wants to have a baby and she dismisses him saying that he's just a back-up. After all that, they agree to have a baby and then she puts him on the backburner for a relationship she doesn't even know will last. I don't blame Will for giving her the ultimatum or kicking her out, she's a very selfish person.
Slow clap for Eric McCormack.
I agree that the acting was great and this was a powerful scene. It's true best friends know each other's sore spots and the fights are intense. Maybe that's a reason I "called it quits," I don't recall exactly. They threw each other's flaws in their faces and I thought to myself, "Damn. Were you two ever really friends or just two co-dependent people and nothing more?"
Michael McGavin you bring up a valid point! I like to think they were both…
Really friends.
probably the best scene ever. still hard to watch all these years later.