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Will & Grace :: One Gay At A Time (07x03)
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| Title: | One Gay At A Time |
| Episode #: | 07x03 |
| Production Number: | 07003 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday September 30th, 2004 |
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Grace has a surprise reunion with Val as she attempts to steal doughnuts at an AA meeting. She gets hooked on AA meetings for free therapy and food and Val and Karen have a confrontation which leads to Grace's exposure as a fraud. Meanwhile, Will and Jack attend a gay television focus group, only to have Will kicked out and Jack hired as Junior VP of New Programming.
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Writer/Producer Jon Kinnally was uncredited for his role as Mitchell.
| The idea of the gay network was to parody rival conmpany Viacom's idea of a gay network, which at the time of this episode is planned for 2005.
| This episode followed one of the 2004 Presidential Debates on NBC. Due to the fact that the debate went on for longer than scheduled, there were no commercials between the opening and the first act so the show could end on time.
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Will: As a gay network, we have a responsibility to our community. Right now, our programs in general are kind of on the fluffy side. And I'm not talking about the show called "On the Fluffy Side." Where's the the historical perspective on gay life in this country? Where's the show about our continuing struggles? Where's the show that asks the hard questions? And I'm not just talking about the show called "The Hard Question."
Tim: Okay. Thank you, Will. Now let's hear from somebody else. (Points to Jack) How about you. What are your thoughts?
Jack: Me? Oh, no. My friend here is the smart one. I'm just the pretty sidekick.
| Grace: I'm just in a really good mood. I found a therapy group that I really like.
Will: Oh, great. Where?
Grace: Alcoholics Anonymous. It's fantastic, and, you know, not just for alcoholics anymore.
Will: Uh, yes, it is.
Grace: No. No, no, no. You don't know, Will. No, the program's for anyone with a problem.
Will: No, it's not.
| Grace: Don't get so worked up, Karen. Just take it one day at a time.
Karen: What did you say?
Grace: I said take it one day at a time.
Karen: One hoo at a ha?
Grace: You know, easy does it. Let go and let God.
Karen: Where did you hear that? Who taught you that hate speech?
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Look at the paper Eric is reading. He turns the pages in one shot to see the backside, but in the next we see the back remains the same.
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Episode Title: One Gay At A Time
The episode title is a clear reference to the CBS show "One Day At A Time."
| Will: ...surely they can't all look like Kevin James?
A quick shot at the star of the CBS comedy "The King Of Queens", Kevin James.
| Jack: That's why I'm voting for Jim Carrey.
Will: I'm sure his pet detective skills will come quite in handy.
A funny reference to the 2004 presidential election, mistaking John Kerry for Jim Carrey, and a quick reference to Carrey's film "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective."
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