Jeff Greenstein Upcoming Appearances

Conclusion. A plot hatched by Karen and Jack to reunite the estranged Will and Grace unfolds amid pandemonium at a child s birthday party. Joe: Jerry Levine. Larry: Tim Bagley. Jack: Sean Hayes. Grace: Debra Messing.

Stacy Keach guest stars as an acting coach, who s taken over Jack s class and adopted the McFarland Method: “acting is attracting.” Also, Blythe Danner reappears as Will s mom, getting very tipsy in a tête-à-tête with Grace.

Will s sexy dreams about Grace land him in therapy and send her on a couch trip with his hunky shrink (Markus Flanagan). Meanwhile, Jack and Karen clash over her treatment of Rosario. Jack: Sean Hayes. Karen: Megan Mullally. Rosario: Shelley Morrison.

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.

Part 1 of two. Alec Baldwin plays a mysterious stranger who figures in Will s future, and Eric Stoltz is a Romeo from Grace s past. Elsewhere, Seth Green plays an obnoxious former child star signed to host Jack s new talk show.

Conclusion. Grace and Leo s formal nuptials face a major hang-up: Will s reluctance to give away the bride. Bobbi: Debbie Reynolds. Leo: Harry Connick Jr. Eleanor: Judith Ivey. Katie Couric appears as herself.

Conclusion. Tom (Eric Stoltz) confesses his feelings for Grace; Will confronts his cryptic new boss (Alec Baldwin). Elsewhere, Jack must co-host his talk show with Karen.

Ben sends Will on a blind date; Karen s romantic advice wrecks Grace s relationship with Josh (Corey Parker). Charlie: Michael E. Rodgers. Waiter: Brian Gattas.

Grace enlists an out-of-practice Will to sue one of her clients (Gregory Hines), a hotshot lawyer who kills her case, but saves Will s career. Meanwhile, Jack and Karen turn a training film set into an adult entertainment experience.

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.

Eileen Brennan (“Private Benjamin”) plays a crusty acting coach who helps Will face a phobia; Grace luxuriates at Karen s mansion. Anthony Dukane: James Black. Summers: Margaret Scarborough. Guard: Brent Sexton. Karen: Megan Mullally.

Neat-freak Will s new roomie is sloppy Karen, who moves in and makes herself cozy while Grace honeymoons. Elton John has a cameo. Will: Eric McCormack. Karen: Megan Mullally. Jack: Sean Hayes.

Harry Connick Jr. guest stars as a charming MD drawn to Grace, who s still intent on having a child with Will. Lionel: Rip Torn. Nurse Sheila: Laura Kightlinger. Grace: Debra Messing.

Kevin Bacon (as himself) employs a fawning Jack; a resolute suitor (Harry Connick Jr.) rattles Grace; Karen seeks to end a torrid affair. Lionel: Rip Torn. Jack: Sean Hayes. Karen: Megan Mullally. Grace: Debra Messing.

Andy Garcia plays Karen s new love interest, who s not that interested in her; Will and Jack join a gay soccer team, which is no kick for Will. Elliot: Michael Angarano. Kirk: Matthew Glave. Will: Eric McCormack. Karen: Megan Mullally.

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.

Idiotic-acting Grace meets Leo s parents (Tom Skerritt, Judith Ivey) at an elegant brunch; acting teacher Jack promotes his own version of “the Method.” Zandra: Eileen Brennan. Leo: Harry Connick Jr. Doctor: Ethan Sandler.

The gay-bar scene disenchants Barry (Dan Futterman), on the town with Will and Jack; a tiff disquiets newlyweds Grace and Leo (Harry Connick Jr.). Zack: Gary Janetti. Will: Eric McCormack.

Part 1 of two. Grace and Leo pledge their troth, but she later has doubts, feeling that she really doesn t know him. Bobbi: Debbie Reynolds. Eleanor: Judith Ivey. Leo: Harry Connick Jr. Katie Couric appears as herself.

Conclusion. Grace and Leo s formal nuptials face a major hang-up: Will s reluctance to give away the bride. Bobbi: Debbie Reynolds. Leo: Harry Connick Jr. Eleanor: Judith Ivey. Katie Couric appears as herself.

Demi Moore plays Jack s childhood baby sitter, who becomes his new roommate. Meanwhile, Grace faces an identity crisis as a wife. Julie: Rosanna Arquette. Ellen: Leigh-Allyn Baker. Jack: Sean Hayes.

Oscar winner Mira Sorvino plays a tipsy fashion editor---and Leo s old flame---who has a dinner-party revelation: she once had sex with Will in a college dorm. The news vexes Grace, whose jealousy has an impact upon Leo.

After Will installs a new heating vent in the apartment, he and Grace obsessively eavesdrop on the marital problems of the couple downstairs. Will: Eric McCormack. Grace: Debra Messing. Jack: Sean Hayes. Karen: Megan Mullally.

The pursuit of Barry (Dan Futterman) pits Jack vs. Will; lust for a hotel maintenance man consumes Karen, who poses as a maid to lure her prey. Anton: Bruno Campos. Vin: Steven W. Bailey. Marta: Katrina Lenk. Josie: Helen Siff.

Grace prepares in advance for the arrival of her mother (Debbie Reynolds), a former showgirl who just loves upstaging her daughter. Grace: Debra Messing. Karen: Megan Mullally. Jack: Sean Hayes. Will: Eric McCormack.