Awesome / Will & Grace

• During Jack's attempt to protest against NBC over a censored same-sex kiss on his favourite soap, Will joins him in a crowd scene with Al Roker on The Today Show. In part to get Jack to shut up about the issue, Will kisses him on live TV, demolishing Craig's assertion that "You will never see two men kissing on network television."
• Karen getting revenge on the slime ball who released her fetish film by putting a glove on her hand to slap him. "You think i'd let my bare hand touch your face, God only knows where it been!"
• In "Past and Presents", Will has to deal with his childhood bully, who is now working at the same law firm. He makes Will draft a contract for one of his clients so he can go on a date. Will gets his revenge.
  Client: "Pursuant to standard legal codes, the party of the first part, D.T. Petersen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Petersen Meats, Incorporated, will hereafter be referred to as 'The Big Wiener.'"
  We see Will doing a slow victory dance by the hall window of the office.
  Client: "Upon completion of the merger, the base of operation for the new corporation will now be located one foot inside my big, pimply ass."
  Will carries on dancing.
  Client: "Kevin Wolchek has not done his own homework since he was eight years old. One can only assume he received his law degree after consensual soft kissing with his torts professor."
  Kevin: Uh, ok, uh, can you just pardon me for, uh, one moment?
  Kevin goes after Will and he legs it.
• In the series finale, Will shuts up a homophobic churchy patient's declamation with a big kiss. After that, the patient says: "call me?"
• In "Grace Replaced", after Grace and Val went from physically and verbally fighting each other, to talking it out at Will's behest, to almost immediately becoming good friends, complete with Val trying on Grace's clothes to replace the shirt she tore, Will laughs to himself and says "straight men must be out of their minds."
• A guest star in "Tea And A Total Lack Of Empathy" gets one. Jack and Grace buy what they think is a worthless teapot to get on the their favorite show "Antiques On The Road". When the host Porcelain Paul reveals that the teapot is actually worth $30,000, Jack and Grace fight over the teapot and end up destroying an elderly couple's folding screen. What does Porcelain Paul do? He takes the teapot from Jack and Grace and gives it to the elderly couple.
• Karen and Grace getting revenge on Karen's arch-rival Scott Woolley in "Bully Wooley".
  • The first time Woolley tries to destroy Karen by seizing control of Walker Inc from under her. After the board votes in his favor, Karen reminds them of all the dirty secrets she knows about and won't have to keep quiet about now she doesn't answer to them. The board immediately overturn their decision and take Karen back.
• In "Sour Balls" when Ellen does not want Grace to babysit her kids, Karen at first enjoys the irony(since Grace herself didn't want Karen to watch the kids)but when Grace walks out she feels sorry for her and calls out Ellen and defends Grace saying that Ellen's kids would be lucky to have her as a babysitter, also doubles as a CMOH.
  Karen: Listen, you're wrong about Grace. She's one of the kindest, most caring and most responsible people that I have ever met. She spent hours transformation her crappy apartment into an even crappier one so that your kids could have a good time. She was so worried about their health, she wouldn't even let them have any juice. Your kids would be lucky to spend time with someone like Grace, she's got a heart as big as her nose. If you can't see that, then you should get your eyes fixed instead of that freakshow under your shirt.
• "With Enemies Like These": Will getting revenge of Jack for years of insults about his hairline by tricking Jack into thinking the hair transplant treatments Jack is taking are faulty, causing Jack to shave his own head.
• Will gets to do the 'Footloose' dance with ACTUAL Kevin Bacon!

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