'Will & Grace' Reunion Video; Possible Revival Underway?
Monday, September 26, 2016 a Hillary Clinton-themed "Will and Grace" nine minute video featuring main casts, Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Sean Hayes and Megan Mullally went viral as they urge voters to the polls. The video was initiated by "Will & Grace" creator, Max Mutchnick.
Several cast members of "Will and Grace," the Emmy-winning sitcom which aired from 1998-2006 on NBC, have hinted possibility of "Will and Grace" reunion. Messing, posted on her Twitter account a photo of the gang. This created frenzy that kept their fans guessing.
According to WhatsTrending, there were assumptions that it would be an all-out "Will and Grace" reunion given that classic TV shows like "Full House" and "Friends" have already confirmed a return.
Only smiling because of where Eric's hand is! @EricMcCormack @SeanHayes @MeganOMullally pic.twitter.com/Sc9kDYgLcN
— Debra Messing (@DebraMessing) September 25, 2016
After a decade, "Will and Grace" fans finally got to get a glimpse of the gang together again! But this time, fans get to see them in the present day, discussing the upcoming presidential elections. On Monday, fans finally got to see what the casts were up to for the past days.
An election related video was released where Will and Grace were discussing about not voting Donald Trump. Karen and Jack also come in and discuss about their own opinions on who they are voting for. According to an article by CNN, the reunion of "Will and Grace" is Hollywood flexing its political muscles as November election is fast approaching.
We're baaaaaaack! @meganomullally @therealdebramessing @EricMcCormack #WillAndGrace pic.twitter.com/V2gyvoxuGL — Sean Hayes (@SeanHayes) September 26, 2016
The short "Will and Grace" video surely satisfied their desire to see the foursome back together after ten years, but fans are also looking for more. The possible revival, according to Messing in her interview with HollywoodReporter.com, is highly unlikely, although she would never say never.
But Messing however mentioned that after "Will and Grace" they all moved on with their lives and the logistics of it would be unrealistic. In the same interview, McCormack said that they were so proud of how they ended the show.
"We're very proud of the series finale and the story that told of the break that friendships sometimes take. So to play with that and change that story and change our own stories in life, I'm sure we would all be open to talking about it," said McCormack. Nothing is final, and fans will just have to stay optimistic on the revival.
