The latter half of the season introduces the pivotal storyline of Will and Grace deciding to have a baby together, a core "thesis" moment for the show’s central (and often codependent) friendship.
With Stan in prison for tax evasion, Karen's world is upended, leading to hilarious (and occasionally touching) moments where she leans on her friends—and Grace moves into her penthouse. Must-Watch Episodes Will and Grace - Season 4
Jack continues to navigate his relationship with his long-lost son, Elliot, which adds a surprisingly grounded layer to his usually flamboyant character. The latter half of the season introduces the
The season begins with Grace's intense relationship with Nathan (Woody Harrelson), providing a major source of growth—and eventual heartbreak—for her character. The season begins with Grace's intense relationship with
Season 4 of Will & Grace is widely considered one of the series' strongest entries, solidifying its place as a "Must See TV" staple with a blend of sharp comedy and significant character milestones.
This season is the longest of the original run, spanning 27 episodes. It masters the balance between high-energy physical comedy and more serious, "soapy" story arcs, particularly as it moves toward the finale. Standout Plot Points:
