James Burrows Upcoming Appearances

Will feigns interest in sports to score with Matt (Patrick Dempsey), the cute sportscaster he met while shopping; Grace plays crazy to scare Jack and Karen. Mr. Zamir: Marshall Manesh. Roger: Tony Carreiro. Mike: Stan Cahill.

Will s romance becomes strained because Matt (Patrick Dempsey) is still in the closet. Roger: Tony Carreiro. Mike: Stan Cahill.

As Grace prepares for her green-card marriage to James (Taye Diggs), she frets that Karen is going too far by organizing an overly lavish wedding spectacle that includes a performance by Hall and Oates.

Grace reluctantly decides to tell Leo (Harry Connick Jr.) that she s pregnant with his child. Meanwhile, a blissful Will settles in with James (Taye Diggs)---until he discovers something unexpected about his new beau.

A quirky nun (Ellen DeGeneres) buys Grace s lemon of a car; Jack thinks he s half black; and Karen hustles to keep Rosario as her maid. Beverley Leslie: Leslie Jordan. Mr. Zamir: Marshall Manesh.

Variations on the dating game find Will cold to a fawning beau (Peter Jacobson) and Grace hot for Karen s handsome nephew (Paul Satterfield). Mrs. Pressman: Shirley Prestia. Karen: Megan Mullally. Ben: Bill Idelson. Jack: Sean Hayes.

While hanging out in a bar, Jack proudly introduces Will to his hot new boyfriend (Shawn Christian), who promptly makes a pass at Will while Jack isn t looking. Meanwhile, Grace s “liberal guilt” causes her to hire an incompetent Iranian assistant.

Britney Spears guest stars as Amber-Louise, a vitriolic right-winger who s brought in to cohost Jack s talk show after a conservative conglomerate takes over OutTV. But Jack soon learns that Amber-Louise may harbor a secret.

Part 1 of two. Grace learns that Will s father (Sydney Pollack) is having an affair with a “colleague” (Lesley Ann Warren). Meanwhile, Karen thinks Stan s a cheater too---and plots to catch him in the act. Ian: Joel McHale.

Conclusion. Grace learns that Will s father (Sydney Pollack) is having an affair with a “colleague” (Lesley Ann Warren). Meanwhile, Karen thinks Stan s a cheater too, and plots to catch him in the act. Ian: Joel McHale.

Conclusion. The Karen-Lyle affair founders, thanks to willful Lorraine (Minnie Driver); the Jack-Stuart liaison loses luster, giving Will and Grace a chance to resell the guys apartment for a much higher price. Lyle: John Cleese.

On the day of his father s funeral, a grieving Will can t let go of the terrible argument the two of them had right before his dad passed away. Meanwhile, Grace s anxiety over impending motherhood worsens.

Poker-playing Grace gains the upper hand on Will and pals; catty Karen sharpens her claws for a snippy socialite (Christine Ebersole). Jack: Sean Hayes. Rob: Tom Gallop. Karen: Megan Mullally. Joe: Jerry Levine. Grace: Debra Messing.

Grace s new piano strikes sour notes with Will; Jack s juicy novel-in-progress turns Karen on. Rocco: Philipp Karner. Mr. Zamir: Marshall Manesh. Larry: Tim Bagley. Heidi: Gigi Rice. Jack: Sean Hayes.

In a juicy, change-of-pace role, “The Sopranos” costar Edie Falco portrays a cutthroat real-estate dealer and lesbian who s a threat to Will and Grace s business ventures. Psychic John Edward appears in a subplot involving Karen. Monet: Chloe Sevigny.

Divorce angst ruffles Grace in this two-parter s conclusion, which also concerns Jack s plan for a has-been commercial star (Victor Garber), signed up as an OutTV spokesman. Rip Taylor has a cameo as his irrepressible self.

Will, Karen and Grace journey to Los Angeles, where Jack is set to receive an award for “Best Local Cable Gay Talk Show Host.” While Grace becomes starstruck in the celebrity-saturated city, Will chances upon his friend James (Taye Diggs).

A bicycling adventure tests Will and Grace while up in the Catskills with Leo (Harry Connick Jr.) and his pal in a quest for Halloween pumpkins. Kim: Jason Marsden. Dr. Kaplan: Reginald VelJohnson. Will: Eric McCormack.

Gene Wilder plays Will s boss, a forceful yet easily rattled senior partner who is determined to make changes in the firm. Gary: Jamie Kaler. Will: Eric McCormack. Karen: Megan Mullally. Jack: Sean Hayes.

Woody Harrelson plays a rude neighbor whose obnoxious behavior is really getting to Grace. Sylvia: Ellen Albertini Dow. Scott: Branden Williams. Zamir: Marshall Manesh. Grace: Debra Messing. Will: Eric McCormack.

False assumptions vex Grace, who s attending a funeral; and Jack, who s getting all dolled up for a gay-cabaret awards event. Alice: Alex Kapp Horner. Gabe: Todd Stashwick. Minister: Noel Conlon. Myrtle: Patricia Place. Grace: Debra Messing.

Speeding lands Karen a ticket from a stoic cop (Bobby Cannavale), whose court appearance holds a surprise for Will. Another revelation stems from Jack s mistrust of Stuart, espied in a movie theater with a much younger fellow.

The platonic pair find life even messier without each other after Grace moves...across the hall. Meanwhile, Karen informs Jack (Sean Hayes) that his marriage-for-show to Rosario must go on in order to keep her maid in America. Rob: Tom Gallop.

Bebe Neuwirth plays herself in a spoof that finds Jack and Karen bemoaning the ends of “Frasier,” “Friends” and “Sex in the City.” Meanwhile, Will s challenged by a fling with a cop (Bobby Cannavale). Nonny: Sharon Osbourne.

Grace (Debra Messing) gives Will a run for his money when she enters his unopposed race to be named tenant-board president. Meanwhile, Jack hits the jackpot when Karen tries to buy his forgiveness after she loses his Guapo. Rosario: Shelley Morrison.

Anxieties plague the romance between Grace and the annoying Nathan (Woody Harrelson); and between Will and a much younger guy (Branden Williams). Val: Molly Shannon. Jack: Sean Hayes. Karen: Megan Mullally.

Grace s live-in lover (Woody Harrelson) resents her rapport with Will. Elliot: Michael Angarano. Earthquake: Chris Hogan. Grace: Debra Messing. Will: Eric McCormack.

Grace meets Vince, but abruptly leaves shortly after; Jack auditions replacements for Karen because he thinks her marriage will end their friendship. Vince: Bobby Cannavale. Phyllis: Amy Farrington. Jack: Sean Hayes. Karen: Megan Mullally.

Bored with Rob and Ellen s low-rent tastes, Grace and Will dump them for a pair of highbrow downtowners (Tamlyn Tomita, Steve Valentine). Meanwhile, Karen helps Jack face his painful past during a trip to her kid s grade school. Rob: Tom Gallop.

The new lawyer in Will s firm is the same lout (Adam Goldberg) who bullied him as a child; Nathan s birthday flusters Grace, who s outdone in the gift department by Karen (Megan Mullally). Nathan: Woody Harrelson.

Softhearted Grace steps out to a dance---with Jack s dateless 12-year-old son; demanding Karen cries wolf to Will once too often. Elliot: Michael Angarano. Nancy: Landry Allbright. Connie: Kari Lizer. Agent Pembleton: James Healy Jr.