I was thinking to myself, halfway through this episode, that this storyline is yet more affirmation that Will & Grace would be nothing without Jack & Karen - then, halfway through, the tone shifted...
It is after all a sitcom, first and foremost, and that's why Jack & Karen shine with their slapstick antics. However, the Will and Grace scenes in this episode eventually took it to a higher degree. I was moved twice - firstly by comedy duo McFarland & Walker; then more so (with a lot more depth) via Mr. Truman & Ms. Adler.
It is after all a sitcom, first and foremost, and that's why Jack & Karen shine with their slapstick antics. However, the Will and Grace scenes in this episode eventually took it to a higher degree. I was moved twice - firstly by comedy duo McFarland & Walker; then more so (with a lot more depth) via Mr. Truman & Ms. Adler.
