Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

Jonah Abbott There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Mathilde the Guild Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

blindedbythelight1 Classic 90's show that may or may not have been a little ahead of it's time. I was happy to hear it was re-booted but they're trying a bit too hard to show that the characters are "hip and current." Maybe it will progress as it continues to run.

TerribleKatherine At first I thought I'd give this series just a grading and no review but since I saw all of these ungrateful whiners complaining, I decided to write a small review. I started watching this series very early on and have re-watch it many times. Will&Grace is simply one of the best sitcoms ever; compared to "Frasier" or "Friends" the writing is clever, funny and I love the characters. Even at their worst behavior, they are actually funny. I was excited to hear about the continuation and I wasn't disappointed. I love the fact that we live in a world where people are not afraid to speak their mind. I love the fact that we live in a world where it is possible to mix reality and fiction. When tv series, like CSI NY, included 9/11 in their series, no one said anything. Now that Trump is shown as the moron that he is, people are SO angry. I say: GOOD. You don't want to hear anyone bad-mouthing the president? Lock the door, stay at home and don't open the tv or computer, easy as that. No one has to pretend to respect anyone they don't want to. Now, outside the grasp of reality, I still find the characters lovely. I missed Karen's voice, Jack's antics and the loving chemistry between Will and Grace. I do miss Rosario though.

jellybeansjelly It's a shame that NBC decided to reboot this creative, beloved, and innovative show for the purpose of airing every political woe currently occurring in the U.S. Back in its heyday visiting such hot button topics as gay rights was relevant, and watching the characters find their way through the sometimes uncertain landscape of daily life was touching and highly entertaining, but never forced. Fast forward almost two decades and the characters now seem to exist to address every major headline touted by CNN or Fox. I miss the natural flow of the show in which the characters found themselves working through situations, rather than situations finding the characters. Megan is sharper than ever as Karen (whose character really hasn't changed, and why would she?), Eric has matured Will a bit without making him staid, while Debra and Sean's characters have not matured and at this point in their lives, it's a bit odd to see some of the antics of nearly two decades past unchanged (is Jack going to prance into a room forever?). I have a very happy memory of seeing an episode of this show taped (from season 4), and will never forget these classic episodes. Sadly, I won't be watching the reboot episodes.

jge-06942 I was really excited to hear about Will & Grace come back, I even binge watched the previous seasons and loved it. However this new season is quite a disappointment. They just erased half of the story and pretended that the end of season 8 never happened. Grace divorced Leo, Stan is still with Karen and Jack stopped talking to his son. Grace and Wills' respective children were marrying to each other by the end of season 8, now they just don't exist, their lives is still the same as always 10 years after, which is ridiculous and this show became a political backlash, which is quite boring. This was supposed to be fun and it isn't at all...not anymore...I'm not watching it again.