Having quit his job at the law firm, Will turns to a career in writing where he catches the eye of Malcolm, who claims to have high-profile connections -- but when his writing career fails, Malcolm has another job offer for Will. Meanwhile, Tom, an old flame from college, returns to ask Grace to design a hotel that he and his wife just bought -- only to discover that there are still romantic feelings between the two of them. Jack struggles to produce his latest show for Out TV, but spoiled child star Randall fails to embody Jack's vision. Under threat of a lawsuit, Karen is forced to publicly apologize to Beverley Leslie for an embarrassing rumor.
Season 7 Episode 23 of Will & Grace resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.
s07e01 - FYI: I Hurt, Too
s07e02 - Back Up Dancer
s07e03 - One Gay At A Time
s07e04 - Company
s07e05 - Key Party
s07e06 - The Newlydreads
s07e07 - Will & Grace & Vince & Nadine
s07e08 - Saving Grace, Again (1)
s07e09 - Saving Grace, Again (2)
s07e10 - Queens For A Day (1)
s07e11 - Queens For A Day (2)
s07e12 - Christmas Break
s07e13 - Board Games
s07e14 - Partners
s07e15 - Bully Woolley
s07e16 - Dance Cards & Greeting Cards
s07e17 - The Birds & The Bees
s07e18 - The Fabulous Baker Boy
s07e19 - Sour Balls
s07e20 - The Blonde Leading The Blind
s07e21 - It's A Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad World
s07e22 - From Queer To Eternity
s07e23 - Friends With Benefits (1)
s07e24 - Kiss & Tell (2)
The show takes place in New York City and focuses on Will Truman, a gay man and lawyer, and his best friend Grace Adler, a Jewish woman who runs her own interior design firm.
Also featured are their friends Karen Walker, a rich socialite, and Jack McFarland, a struggling actor/singer/dancer who also has had brief careers as an acting teacher, back-up dancer, cater-waiter, talk-show host and student nurse.