Guess who's back, back again? Will & Grace are back, tell a friend.
After their pre-presidential election special sketch last year, we all got super-hyped for a potential full time revival of everyone's favourite sitcom about the unbreakable bond between sassy gay men and their hapless female friends.
TVLine reports that NBC has ordered ten new episodes for the 2017-2018 season, which means that hopefully in around September/October time we'll be welcoming Will, Grace, Jack and (most importantly) Karen back into our lives - again.
And it gets better - series creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, as well as original-run director James Burrows, are all involved in this new batch of episodes, meaning the snarky humour should be as pin-sharp as it always has been.
What kind of stories will we see? Will the show take shots at Donald Trump? What celebrities will cameo? Will Karen still steal every scene?
Unfortunately, as is the way with these things, only time will tell. Except for the last one, that's pretty much a given, isn't it?
Karen herself, Megan Mullally, recently stated that a revival series was exactly what was needed to make America great again.
"It certainly couldn't be a better time," she said. "We would have carte blanche because of everything that's happening in the world right now. I think it's a really nice time for us to get back together and do some comedy."
We think that Grace needs to apologise because Beverley was RIGHT.
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