Can You Remember Your Favorite Moments From 'Will and Grace'?

This is the famous Fanilow episode where Will waits in line for Barry Manilow tickets. He even makes Karen a fan!

In "Homo for the Holidays," Jack's mother comes to town and reveals that she didn't know Jack was gay. Karen says, "What is she, headless?"

Jack has this famous line when he's teaching his acting class. Seems like the last thing you want to hear in an acting class!

Typical Karen moment! Only she can say, "Maybe you should celebrate with a suicide pact," and get away with it.

In "Last Ex to Brooklyn," Will reveals that he slept with Leo's ex girlfriend. This makes Grace surprisingly jealous.

This famous Thanksgiving episode features everyone going on a motor trip. They meet each other's dysfunctional families.

Grace finds herself in a newspaper, and her cleavage looks a little more enhanced than it usually does. This gains the attention of a former high school heartthrob.

In this famous episode, Jack tries to woo the leader of Welcome Home-an. He pretends that he is straight to flirt with the "former" gay man.

In "The Big Vent," Will and Grace do a lot of eavesdropping through the heating vent. They hear a major soap opera going on with their neighbors​.

Parker Posey plays Jack's crazy boss at Barney's. In the holiday episode, she asks him to create a window and he seriously screws it up.

Grace moves into Will's apartment after she is broken into in "Fear & Clothing." Unfortunately, it proves to be too much under one roof.

Jack is all too ready to give Will advice on his blind date. Grace is having struggles of her own in "Advice & Resent."

Vince has got a big Italian family, and they shine in season 8 at the Thanksgiving dinner. This episode also features Grace wearing a blue Snuggie.

This holiday episode features Grace breaking The Bashful Geisha. This was season 7, "Christmas Break."

This famous flashback episode, "Lows in the Mid-Eighties" features a trip back to the '80s. Needless to say, there are some great hairstyles in this one.

Grace says this famous line when she is impressed by Will's productivity. Needless to say, Will was getting a lot done and looking sharp.

"Don't laugh at your own jokes. It makes you look like a dad." Classic line that Grace says to Will when he tries to be funny.

Grace says this hilarious line to Karen. She was trying to explain to Karen why she is different.

Will and Grace go to Sandra Bernhard's rich townhouse and make a big offer. They pose as man and wife.

Will finds a new Grace in the form of Val, his neighbor. Val is available to do things while Grace is hounded with work.

Grace and Leo take their vows in Central Park. But it turns out it's just a publicity stunt for Katie Couric of the "Today" show.

Jack talks Will into going to a cowboy-themed gay bar. This is in the episode, "Cowboys and Iranians."

In "The Truth About Will and Dogs," Will and Grace become parents to a puppy. Karen is worried that they don't get out enough.

After quitting his law firm, Will tries to become a writer. Malcolm tries to help him, but Will's career ends up failing.

Grace gets an accidental introduction to Leo's parents in "The Needle & Omelet's Done." She thought she was just meeting his friends.

When Will's father accepts a company award in "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, He's Kept Me In The Closet And I'm So Sad," he reveals that the folks at work think Will is married to Grace.

This is Karen through and through! Leave it to her to say exactly what is on her mind.

Matt Damon makes a special appearance in "A Chorus Line" as Owen. It turns out, Owen was actually straight!

When reading the civil union, Will and Grace get into a spat like a married couple. This is in "Coffee & Commitment."

In "Bed, Bath, and Beyond," Grace can't get out of bed. She's grieving the loss of her boyfriend, Nathan.

Will, Grace, Karen and Jack go to the Caribbean to spread Stan's ashes. When they arrive, they find that Lorraine has been stowing away on board.

Will takes Grace to get her photo taken. The strange result is something that frightens Will a lot!

Will and Grace are the best man and maid of honor at Rob and Ellen's wedding. Ellen will later discover that Grace has slept with Rob.

This is Karen's famous line referring to a little girl's ring pop. She examines it with a jeweler's magnifying glass.

"Watch your mouth or I'll wash it out with cheap vodka," Karen says. Now, that's a threat!