Grace finally meeting 'one-night stand' Diane | Will & Grace

[@TheDinoLife]

“You know the kids will be fine, I cracked a window in the limo “ 😂😂

[@SinKimishima]

Karen’s oneliners are the steal of the show

[@pratyushdubey29]

Unhinged Grace is just pure comedy here 😆😆

[@TightyWhiteyTrash]

I always use the line, *”I like you. Wanna make out?”* 😂 *Mira Sorvino* did such an excellent job playing Diane & this will always be one of the best scenes from the show.

[@nemanjabrkovic612]

This is, without any doubt, the best storyline written in any sitcom!!! Acting, script, everything is FLAWLESS!! 🔥🔥

[@dwjones326ify]

The fact that it carried from Season 1 (or 2) into Season 6...I only realized they had specifically mentioned Diane during a recent re-watch 😳

[@AlexLopez-ph8dd]

"Because Leos President, Deal with it!" hahah favorite line from Grace.

[@Melissa.Kit-Cat]

I just love how Grace gasps 'Oh my god!' 😂 I absolutely love this episode. It's toxic jealousy but it's beautiful at the same time.

[@pickardjraldean7375]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰

[@pickardjraldean7375]

Will was done here!😁🤣😂😁🤣

[@blairbrown4812]

It was a magnificent traffic accident. You know you shouldn't, but you just can't look away.

[@divster2386]

That dinner scene is a masterpiece! Jack and Karen's side comments and just the humour in general! ❤ Perfection

[@gilguzman8359]

According to IMDB, this episode is the highest-rated. Well written, acted, and directed. My favorite line was, “Yeah, but at least she got off.” 🤣🤣🤣

[@ismayb754]

This is Grace's equivelant of The One Where Ross Is Fine. She's brilliant in this episode (as is Mira). One of the best episodes of W&G

[@jspihlman]

"O is for oh wow!"

[@kmarti63]

You spun me right round baby round. 😂 pure comedy gold.

[@MichelleJ1822]

Whenever I hear that song on the radio about that scene

[@pratyushdubey29]

Funniest writing!! How does one even come up with something like "Vice President of things that makes sense." 🤣🤣

[@oscarfun100]

Leo's the President, deal with it! XD

[@djcandywrapper]

One of my favorite jokes from this show that I think about often

[@williamwchuang]

That was genius

[@XFLexiconMatt]

Still one of the greatest subplots of the whole series, worst dinner evening possible. 😂

[@TonyLeadholm]

Which made for a PHENOMENAL episode. 🤣🤣

[@MichelleJ1822]

The one night stand Diane is my favorite episode. Actually called Last Ex to Brooklyn. 😂 i love when she’s ASSulting the tomatoes 😂😂😂

[@PaperbackWizard]

I laughed so hard at that line. I *aspire* to make puns like that, especially in the moment.

[@MichelleJ1822]

@@PaperbackWizard there’s SO many great lines in that whole series! But that is my all time favorite episode. There’s SO many great lines in that particular episode. Like when Jack says “She’s a girl she doesn’t have kabobs, she’s has a kagina.” And Karen says “And nice katitts” lol

[@briansherrod1916]

Now, Grace made this scene funny as hell. I loved seeing this side of her lol.

[@thatchillingeffect]

Easily top 5 best episodes of the entire show

[@oopsIdid]

Probably the best episode of the show.

[@LorindaL]

Classic Will and Grace !! Oh I miss that show.

[@pratyushdubey29]

This is by far the funniest episode of W&G! 😝

[@vincentpersyn9021]

You should've included the conversation between Will and Leo. 😂 🚉

[@knsnsy]

this ep deserved Outstanding Comedy Writing Emmy

[@gguilhermest8306]

Grace is pure gold in this episode. Everyline

[@LeightonAtkinson-bm6of]

The number 1 episode of Will and Grace that I have ever witnessed in my life

[@yans.3908]

That dinner was the best episode! 👍🏻✨️

[@matzi1628]

one of the best episodes, brilliant line after brilliant line :) absolutely hilarious

[@wolfsberg88]

Oh my god!!! I forgot to salt the tomatoes!! 😂😂😂

[@oscarfun100]

And they not gonna salt themselves ahahahahahhhhhaaaa

[@fromthehaven94]

It looks like you're a-salting them...

[@oscarfun100]

@@fromthehaven94 "Ehehehehe" Yeh, no way I can put into an actual word the sound Grace made there lol

[@whodahellru8124]

The rest of the second part is just _golden_ comedy! This could have been a few minutes longer to really split your sides!😂🤣

[@mtoffo2275]

"It didn't! And it still doesn't!" "Don't try to make me feel better"

[@harlemw651]

One of my FAVORITE episodes!

[@GeorgeRRuge]

But you missed the "kebabs" discussion hahaha, that was hilarious 😂😂😂😂

[@destinynanaakrong8584]

Very funny episodes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Oh Jack and Karen the blabber-mouths😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Leo being president. Will being vice-president.

[@Ciclopea2]

As if this subplot wasn't funny enough already Diane is also Leo's ex lol, genius! of course Grace would lose her marbles 😅 "... I always thought that the woman would be totally different than me, you know, ugly?... and then THIS walked in! she's beautiful, she's funny, she's smart, she's like my twin!" 😂

[@sallahudinmehuddin8046]

Anyone get the hint that Grace did her inner 'Friend's Janice' with the 'oh my god'

[@eLeMeNOhPeaQ]

7:37 "Yahoo--oo!"

[@PaperbackWizard]

I totally forgot Yahoo Maps was a thing. Google's owned Yahoo for so long now, it seems. But that "Yahoo--oo" brought it all back.

[@lunarblake]

my absolute favorite episode of the entire show

[@djordjeozegovic1259]

Hands down, the funniest W&G episode ever.

[@shiromithuraiaiyah6482]

The last episode is the best. So funny; so smart.

[@kaydublin5164]

One of the funniest episodes. 😊

[@chightower1989]

YAAAAHHHHHOOOOOOOO!☠😅😂🤣

[@PaperbackWizard]

Yeah, seriously, I was feeling *really* bad for Diane during those last few minutes, hearing Grace make Will say, in *FRONT* of Diane, that Diane meant nothing to him. It was...really sad.

[@Srik1864]

"Just like Randy Quaid is Dennis Quaid's twin. ❤😂

[@marshmallowdiptaco]

I love this show and The Office. Comparing the two awkward dinner parties, gotta say this one is more awkward than Jan throwing the dundee at the tv.

[@moviedofamily]

Well, it meant something to me!!! That was great!

[@chightower1989]

The video should've been longer because a little bit after that Diane admitted Will was the only one that found her g spot.

[@EastJazzman]

Anyone else like Diane more than Grace?

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Too cute!!😊

[@astralarchaeology5840]

Woops! In the flashback, Diane was a short redhead. This is not that Diane.

[@ryankelly2851]

Well, you're all boring and I'm fun 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fromthehaven94]

Then Jack spills the beans about Diane, thinking Will told Grace, and Karen sits back down because that clearly didn't happen.

[@ryankelly2851]

@@fromthehaven94 You know the kids will be fine, a popped a window in the limo

[@joeysd69]

DINNER! 👹

[@klyanadkmorr]

This has 2 clips from different episodes, which episodes are they?

[@Orjonast]

The last one is "Last Ex to Brooklyn" 😊

[@spomusmo2349]

The first clip is season 3 episode 9

[@klyanadkmorr]

@@Orjonast thx all the last one I know have a copy of but the first one I scoured thru Wiki episode descriptions to land on s3 8-9.

[@klyanadkmorr]

@@spomusmo2349 thx

[@shawnjones9829]

This is why Grace couldn't maintain a lasting relationship until her and Will went their separate ways.

[@ronswansons_mustache]

Im having way too much with these vids

[@chocol8612]

Karen is this whole show😂😂😂Karen and Jack is another show 😂😂😂😂😂maybe cause u put your rubber on with your pinkies up Mary 😂😂

[@cocowhite2854]

Gosh Grace is soooo unlikeable, but this show is bomb

[@lauriegills773]

🙌🏻☺️

[@aliyaheubanks4477]

The omg 😮 part seem copied from friends but I love ❤️ all my sitcoms especially this grace needs to hush

[@aya-bbaby5824]

I felt so bad for Leo on the dinner with Dianne episode. Grace was so disrespectful to their marriage.

[@Daddy_B]

Oh Will...that mullet. :(

[@mztweety1374]

Will & Grace's enmeshment is probably one of the reasons Leo cheated. Sorry not sorry

[@Jprager]

Couldn’t they at least hired an actress that looked like Diane in the flash back eps. I never understood how they were supposed to be the same person?

[@davidwh2653]

the last thing will would wanna do is run into Diane!!

[@TheGawdessDravidienne]

It's such a shame that a brilliant woman like Mira Sorvino got screwed over because of Weinstein. Imagine how many other wonderful characters we could have gotten if she had been allowed to have a career she had earned.

[@BlueGreenTea]

Will and DisGrace ✡️❤️🇵🇸

[@IsiahTomas]

#1100: Cool.

[@randalllaue4042]

The writers…

[@williethomas9953]

The woman who Will had sex with is actually the same who her husband Leo cheated on her with. Grace didn't care about Leo but was completely unhinged about her sleeping with Will.

[@ilikejapchae02]

What? I thought they were just exes 😮

[@Orjonast]

Diane and Leo were a couple before this. The one he cheated on her with was Dr. Morty who he worked with in Cambodia, with Doctors without borders (doctors without pants, to quote Grace). 😅

[@williethomas9953]

@@Orjonast thanks, I just remembered Grace going crazy a second time about Will.

[@parryyotter]

@@ilikejapchae02they are. They confused people. Because he didn’t even have sex with Dr. Morty. It was a nurse.

[@parryyotter]

@@Orjonastwrong. It was a nurse. Dr. Morty was when he went to Guatemala.

[@swolfe9668]

Grace was in Denial during the whole show, refused to believe will was ever gay, having them live together was completely unrealistic, they were never funny together, the show should have been called Jack and Karen

[@parthetis74]

Grace's dress was awful in these scenes though ..😂

[@theboxinmymind]

Nice katits

[@IvoPoblete]

Grace and Will fighting over their special relationship is the most boring thing in this show. Lucky Karen and Jack were there to make fun of them.

[@GenFalcon]

Toxic and insane.

[@biosaari]

Never seen this series before, but, oh my word, how homophobic and stereotypical. And the idea that you're going to sleep with someone because you *don't* love them and that makes it somehow okay?!?

[@michalinaokrent6672]

The "sleep with someone because you don't love them" is stemming from the patriarchal toxic macho mentality. The show was made a quarter century ago AND portrayed Will's coming to realization that he's gay even about a decade earlier. Back then it was drilled into most young men's minds that they only have value if they have sex with women. I rememeber seeing a documentary about gay men years ago in which one guy, then in his 60s-70s, recalled how as a young man he decided to become a (catholic = celibate) priest. He didn't quite realize at that young age that he was gay or what being gay really meant, but since he wasn't attracted to women, he took it a a sign of being called to be a priest. Then, when he started having feelings/desire for some of his [male] co-students at the priest college he at first was terrified and confused and tried to pray it away etc, then in the end he decided, as a last resort (!!!) to go to a brothel (with female prostitutes) as he thought that having sex with a woman "might heal him" - !!! I cannot remember if he said he "completed" his trial at the brothel or just left when a prostitute started doing what he hired her for, but he then realized that he's gay and there's no point trying to "heal it", esp in such a way, so he left the priests' college and eventually settled with a gay partner that he was then with for decades. In "Will & Grace" the "one last try" Will did with Diane was based on that kind of deep fear that being gay would mean he "has no value". I consider sex without love stupid and pointless, drunk sex even stupider, but I guess when both parties were equally drunk and equally determined to have sex with one another, then they didn't get hurt. Will's explanation to Grace that he slept with that other woman "because he didn't love her" meant, I think, that since he knew Grace loved him (emotionally and sexually), it wouldn't be fair for him to give her less in bed than she deserved, whereas Diane only cared for sex so doing the gymnastics with her couldn't have possibly wronged her. Marrying someone who loves you not just spiritually/emotionally/as a friend but also sexually when you are not as fully invested in all aspects of the relationaship/marriage as them is a terrible betrayal. Will didn't want to betray Grace in that way. Treating sex with her as a sort of a test for his orientation would have also been a betrayal and he didn't want to do that either. It makes sense. In this scene where Grace asks him why he didn't do it with her she is feeling betrayed but it's probably because her old sexual feelings for him got hurt, in retrospect, or maybe even her ego based in [patriarchal, again] belief that if a man "rejects" a woman sexually, she has no value. Remember the "college times" of Will and Grace happened about half a century ago...

[@biosaari]

@@michalinaokrent6672 Love your analysis. Nice job. The only thing I'd add is that we can't excuse it for the times - plenty of people 25 years ago were saying that these kind of actions and approaches were not okay.