Will and Grace (Episode List)

Will & Grace is an American television sitcom that aired for eight seasons on NBC (GoAnimate in Real Life) from 1998 to 2006. The show earned sixteen Emmy Awards, and 83 nominations. Will & Grace is set in New York City and focuses on Will Truman, a gay lawyer, and his best friend Grace Adler, a straight Jewish woman who runs her own interior design firm. Also featured are their friends Karen Walker, a rich socialite, Jack McFarland, a struggling gay actor/singer/dancer who also has had brief careers as a choreographer, cater-waiter and nurse, and Rosario Salazar, Karen's maid with whom she has a love-hate relationship.

Will & Grace is the most successful series portraying gay principal characters, despite initial criticism for its particular portrayal of gay people, as it went on to become a staple of NBC's Must See TV Thursday night lineup, where it was ensconced in the Nielsen Top 20 for half of its network run. Every single episode of the series was directed by one of the show's executive producers James Burrows.

Production Companies
KoMut Entertainment 3 Sisters Entertainment NBC Studios (1998-2004) NBC Universal Television Studio (2004-2006)

Distributor
Warner Bros. Television Universal Television

Aspect Ratios
480i (4:3 SDTV) (1998-2006) 720p (16:9 HDTV) (2004-2006)

GoAnimate in Real Life Channel
NBC (National Broadcasting Company)

Length
30 minutes

Season 1 (1998-1999)
Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Dana Savel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: William Lucas Walker, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Michael Patrick King, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Ellen Idelson and Rob Lotterstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Dava Savel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Katie Palmer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Michael Patrick King, Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag and Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1: Pilot (Love and Marriage) – October 12, 1998
 * 1) Episode 2: Boo! Humbug – October 19, 1998
 * 1) Episode 3: A New Lease on the Life – October 26, 1998
 * 1) Episode 4: Between a Rock and Harlin's Place – November 2, 1998
 * 1) Episode 5: Head Case – November 9, 1998
 * 1) Episode 6: The Buying Game – November 16, 1998
 * 1) Episode 7: Where There's a Will, There's No Way – November 23, 1998
 * 1) Episode 8: William, Tell – November 30, 1998
 * 1) Episode 9: The Truth About Will and Dogs – December 15, 1998
 * 1) Episode 10: My Fair Maid-y – January 5, 1999
 * 1) Episode 11: The Big Vent – January 12, 1999
 * 1) Episode 12: The Unsinkable Mommy Adler – February 2, 1999
 * 1) Episode 13: Will on Ice – February 16, 1999
 * 1) Episode 14: Big Brother is Coming: Part I – March 2, 1999
 * 1) Episode 15: Big Brother is Coming: Part II – March 2, 1999
 * 1) Episode 16: Yours, Mine and Ours – March 16, 1999
 * 1) Episode 17: Secrets and Lays – March 30, 1999
 * 1) Episode 18: Grace, Replaced – April 8, 1999
 * 1) Episode 19: Will Works Out – April 15, 1999
 * 1) Episode 20: Saving Grace – May 6, 1999
 * 1) Episode 21: Alley Cats – May 13, 1999
 * 1) Episode 22: Object of My Reflection – May 20, 1999

Season 2 (1999-2000)
Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by; Jeff Greenstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Katie Palmer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Katie Palmer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeff Greenstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag and Laura Kightlinger, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Michelle Bochner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Ellen Idelson and Rob Lotterstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1 (23): Election – November 2, 1999
 * 1) Episode 2 (24): Das Boob – November 9, 1999
 * 1) Episode 3 (25): Polk Defeats Truman – November 16, 1999
 * 1) Episode 4 (26): Whose Mom is it Anyway? – November 23, 1999
 * 1) Episode 5 (27): Terms of Employment – November 30, 1999
 * 1) Episode 6 (28): Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner – December 7, 1999
 * 1) Episode 7 (29): To Serve and Disinfect – December 14, 1999
 * 1) Episode 8 (30): Homo for the Holidays – December 21, 1999
 * 1) Episode 9 (31): I Never Promised You an Olive Garden – December 28, 1999
 * 1) Episode 10 (32): Tea and a Total Lack of Sympathy – January 18, 2000
 * 1) Episode 11 (33): Seeds of Discontent – January 25, 2000
 * 1) Episode 12 (34): Oh Dad, Poor Dad, He's Kept Me in the Closet and I'm So Sad – February 15, 2000
 * 1) Episode 13 (35): Advise and Resent – February 22, 2000
 * 1) Episode 14 (36): He's Come Undone – February 29, 2000
 * 1) Episode 15 (37): Acting Out – March 14, 2000
 * 1) Episode 16 (38): Hey La, Hey La, My Ex-Boyfriend's Back – March 21, 2000
 * 1) Episode 17 (39): The Hospital Show – March 28, 2000
 * 1) Episode 18 (40): Sweet and Sour Charity – April 4, 2000
 * 1) Episode 19 (41): An Affair to Forget – April 18, 2000
 * 1) Episode 20 (42): Girls, Interrupted – April 25, 2000
 * 1) Episode 21 (43): There But for the Grace of Grace – May 2, 2000
 * 1) Episode 22 (44): My Best Friend's Tush – May 9, 2000
 * 1) Episode 23 and 24 (45/46): Ben? Her? – May 16, 2000

Season 3 (2000-2001)
Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeff Greenstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Katie Palmer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Katie Palmer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Richard Rosenstock, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeanette Collins and Mimi Friedman, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeff Greenstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1 (47): Husbands and Trophy Wives – October 5, 2000
 * 1) Episode 2 (48): Girl Trouble – October 12, 2000
 * 1) Episode 3 (49): Coffee and Commitment – October 19, 2000
 * 1) Episode 4 and 5 (50/51): Lows in the Mid-Eighties – October 26, 2000
 * 1) Episode 6 (52): Swimming Pools… Movie Stars – November 2, 2000
 * 1) Episode 7 (53): Three's a Crowd, Six is a Freak Show – November 9, 2000
 * 1) Episode 8 (54): New Will City – November 16, 2000
 * 1) Episode 9 (55): Fear and Clothing – November 23, 2000
 * 1) Episode 10 (56): Grace 0, Jack 2000 – November 30, 2000
 * 1) Episode 11 (57): Gypsies, Tramps and Weed – January 18, 2001
 * 1) Episode 12 (58): Love Plus One – January 25, 2001
 * 1) Episode 13 (59): My Uncle the Car – February 8, 2001
 * 1) Episode 14 (60): Brothers, A Love Story – February 15, 2001
 * 1) Episode 15 (61): Crazy in Love – February 22, 2001
 * 1) Episode 16 and 17 (62/63): Cheaters – March 15, 2001
 * 1) Episode 18 (64): Mad Dogs and Average Men – March 22, 2001
 * 1) Episode 19 (65): Poker? I Don't Even Like Her – March 29, 2001
 * 1) Episode 20 (66): An Old-Fashioned Piano Party – April 19, 2001
 * 1) Episode 21 (67): The Young and the Tactless – April 26, 2001
 * 1) Episode 22 (68): Alice Doesn't Lisp Here Anymore – May 3, 2001
 * 1) Episode 23 (69): Last of the Really Odd Lovers – May 10, 2001
 * 1) Episode 24 and 25 (70/71): Sons and Lovers – May 17, 2001

Season 4 (2001-2002)
Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Cynthia Mort, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeff Greenstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Laura Kightlinger, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Darlene Hunt, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Teleplay by: Alex Herschlag and Jhoni Marchinko, Story by: Jeff Greenstein, Directed by: James Burrows Teleplay by: Adam Barr and Bill Wrubel, Story by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Teleplay by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Story by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Laura Kightlinger, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jenji Kohan, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows Teleplay by: Adam Barr, Jeff Greenstein and Alex Herschlag, Story by: Kari Lizer and Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1 (72): The Third Wheel Gets the Grace – September 27, 2001
 * 1) Episode 2 (73): Past and Presents – October 4, 2001
 * 1) Episode 3 (74): Crouching Father, Hidden Husband – October 11, 2001
 * 1) Episode 4 (75): Prison Blues – October 18, 2001
 * 1) Episode 5 (76): Loose Lips Sink Relationships – October 25, 2001
 * 1) Episode 6 (77): Star-Spangled Banner – November 1, 2001
 * 1) Episode 7 (78): Bed, Bath and Beyond – November 8, 2001
 * 1) Episode 8 (79): Rules of Engagement – November 15, 2001
 * 1) Episode 9 and 10 (80/81): Moveable Feast – November 22, 2001
 * 1) Episode 11 (82): Stakin' Care of Business – December 6, 2001
 * 1) Episode 12 (83): Jingle Balls – December 13, 2001
 * 1) Episode 13 (84): Whoa, Nelly – January 10, 2002
 * 1) Episode 14 (85): Grace in the Hole – January 17, 2002
 * 1) Episode 15 (86): Dyeing is Easy, Comedy is Hard – January 31, 2002
 * 1) Episode 16 (87): A Chorus Lie – February 7, 2002
 * 1) Episode 17 (88): Someone Old, Someplace New – February 28, 2002
 * 1) Episode 18 (89): Something Borrowed, Someone's Due – March 7, 2002
 * 1) Episode 19 (90): Cheatin' Trouble Blues – March 28, 2002
 * 1) Episode 20 (91): Went to a Garden Potty – April 4, 2002
 * 1) Episode 21 (92): He Shoots, They Snore – April 11, 2002
 * 1) Episode 22 (93): Wedding Balls – April 18, 2002
 * 1) Episode 23 (94): Fagel Attraction – April 25, 2002
 * 1) Episode 24 (95): Hocus Focus – May 2, 2002
 * 1) Episode 25 (96): A Buncha White Chicks Sittin' Around Talkin' – May 9, 2002
 * 1) Episode 26 and 27 (97/98): A.I.: Artificial Insemination – May 16, 2002

Season 5 (2002-2003)
Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeff Greenstein and Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Katie Palmer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Laura Kightlinger, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Steve Gabriel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sonja Warfield, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Sally Bradford, Jeff Greenstein, Alex Herschlag and Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Kari Lizer, Jhoni Marchinko, Jon Kinnally, Tracy Poust and Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1 (99): …And the Horse He Rode in On – September 26, 2002
 * 1) Episode 2 (100): Humungous Growth – October 3, 2002
 * 1) Episode 3 (101): Bacon and Eggs – October 10, 2002
 * 1) Episode 4 (102): The Needle and the Omelet’s Done – October 17, 2002
 * 1) Episode 5 (103): The Kid Stays Out of the Picture – October 24, 2002
 * 1) Episode 6 (104): It's the Gay Pumpkin, Charlie Brown – October 31, 2002
 * 1) Episode 7 and 8 (105/106): Marry Me a Little, Marry Me a Little More – November 14, 2002
 * 1) Episode 9 (107): The Honeymoon's Over – November 21, 2002
 * 1) Episode 10 (108): Boardroom and a Parked Place – December 5, 2002
 * 1) Episode 11 (109): All About Christmas Eve – December 12, 2002
 * 1) Episode 12 (110): Field of Queens – January 16, 2003
 * 1) Episode 13 (111): Homojo – January 23, 2003
 * 1) Episode 14 (112): Women and Children First – January 30, 2003
 * 1) Episode 15 (113): Fagmalion Part I: Gay it Forward – February 13, 2003
 * 1) Episode 16 (114): Fagmalion Part II: Attack of the Clones – February 20, 2003
 * 1) Episode 17 (115): Fagmalion Part III: Bye, Bye, Beardy – March 13, 2003
 * 1) Episode 18 (116): Fagmalion Part IV: The Guy Who Loved Me – March 20, 2003
 * 1) Episode 19 (117): Sex, Losers and Videotape – April 3, 2003
 * 1) Episode 20 (118): Leo Unwrapped – April 10, 2003
 * 1) Episode 21 (119): 23 – April 24, 2003
 * 1) Episode 22 (120): 24 – May 1, 2003
 * 1) Episode 23 (121): May Divorce Be With You – May 8, 2003
 * 1) Episode 24 (122): Dolls and Dolls – May 15, 2003

Season 6 (2003-2004)
Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jhoni Marchinko, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sonja Warfield, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kari Lizer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeff Greenstein, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Laura Kightlinger, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Steve Gabriel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Ain Gordon, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Adam Barr, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jeff Greenstein, Jhoni Marchinko, Kari Lizer and Sonja Warfield, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1 (123): Dames at Sea – September 25, 2003
 * 1) Episode 2 (124): Last Ex to Brooklyn – October 2, 2003
 * 1) Episode 3 (125): Home Court Disadvantage – October 9, 2003
 * 1) Episode 4 (126): Me and Mr. Jones – October 23, 2003
 * 1) Episode 5 (127): A-Story, Bee-Story – October 30, 2003
 * 1) Episode 6 (128): Strangers with Candice – November 6, 2003
 * 1) Episode 7 (129): Swimming from Cambodia – November 13, 2003
 * 1) Episode 8 (130): Heart Like a Wheelchair – November 20, 2003
 * 1) Episode 9 (131): Nice in White Satin – December 4, 2003
 * 1) Episode 10 (132): Fanilow – December 11, 2003
 * 1) Episode 11 (133): The Accidental Tsuris – January 15, 2004
 * 1) Episode 12 (134): A Gay/December Romance – January 22, 2004
 * 1) Episode 13 (135): Ice Cream Balls – February 19, 2004
 * 1) Episode 14 (136): Looking for Mr. Good Enough – February 26, 2004
 * 1) Episode 15 (137): Flip Flop: Part I – March 4, 2004
 * 1) Episode 16 (138): Flip Flop: Part II – March 11, 2004
 * 1) Episode 17 (139): East Side Story – March 25, 2004
 * 1) Episode 18 (140): Courting Disaster – April 8, 2004
 * 1) Episode 19 (141): No Sex 'n' the City – April 15, 2004
 * 1) Episode 20 (142): Fred Astaire and Ginger Chicken – April 22, 2004
 * 1) Episode 21 (143): I Never Cheered For My Faith – May 6, 2004
 * 1) Episode 22 (144): Speechless – May 13, 2004
 * 1) Episode 23 and 24 (145/146): I Do, Oh, No, You Di-in't – May 20, 2004

Season 7 (2004-2005)
Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Flebotte and Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sonja Warfield, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kate Angelo, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Greg Malins, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Alex Herschlag, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Greg Malins, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Steve Gabriel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kate Angelo, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Laura Kightlinger, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sonja Warfield, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jordana Arkin, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Barry Langer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1 (147): One Gay at a Time – September 23, 2004
 * 1) Episode 2 (148): FYI: I Hurt, Too – September 30, 2004
 * 1) Episode 3 (149): Company – October 7, 2004
 * 1) Episode 4 (150): Back Up, Dancer – October 14, 2004
 * 1) Episode 5 (151): Key Party – October 21, 2004
 * 1) Episode 6 (152): The Newlydreads – October 28, 2004
 * 1) Episode 7 (153): Will and Grace and Vince and Nadine – November 4, 2004
 * 1) Episode 8 (154): Saving Grace, Again: Part I – November 11, 2004
 * 1) Episode 9 (155): Saving Grace, Again: Part II – November 18, 2004
 * 1) Episode 10 and 11 (156/157): Queens for a Day – November 25, 2004
 * 1) Episode 12 (158): Christmas Break – December 9, 2004
 * 1) Episode 13 (159): Board Games – January 20, 2005
 * 1) Episode 14 (160): Partners – January 27, 2005
 * 1) Episode 15 (161): Bully Woolley – February 3, 2005
 * 1) Episode 16 (162): Dance Cards and Greeting Cards – February 10, 2005
 * 1) Episode 17 (163): The Birds and the Bees – February 24, 2005
 * 1) Episode 18 (164): The Fabulous Baker Boy – March 17, 2005
 * 1) Episode 19 (165): Sour Balls – March 31, 2005
 * 1) Episode 20 (166): The Blonde Leading the Blind – April 14, 2005
 * 1) Episode 21 (167): It's a Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad World – April 21, 2005
 * 1) Episode 22 (168): From Queer to Eternity – May 5, 2005
 * 1) Episode 23 (169): Friends with Benefits – May 12, 2005
 * 1) Episode 24 (170): Kiss and Tell – May 19, 2005

Season 8 (2005-2006)
Written by: Gary Janetti, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Greg Malins, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Bill Wrubel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Abraham Higginbotham, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jamie Rhonheimer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Greg Malins, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gail Lerner, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Janis Hirsch, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Sally Bradford, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Jamie Rhonheimer, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Abraham Higginbotham, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Steve Gabriel, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Janis Hirsch, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Robia Rashid, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: James Lecesne, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Josh Silberman and Zack Slovinsky, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: Gary Janetti, Jon Kinnally and Tracy Poust, Directed by: James Burrows Written by: David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, Directed by: James Burrows
 * 1) Episode 1 (171): I Second That Emotion – October 6, 2005
 * 1) Episode 2 (172): The Old Man and the Sea – October 13, 2005
 * 1) Episode 3 (173): Steams Like Old Times – October 20, 2005
 * 1) Episode 4 (174): The Hole Truth – October 27, 2005
 * 1) Episode 5 (175): Alive and Schticking – November 3, 2005
 * 1) Episode 6 (176): Swish Out of Water – November 10, 2005
 * 1) Episode 7 (177): Love is in the Airplane – November 17, 2005
 * 1) Episode 8 (178): Birds of a Feather Boa – November 24, 2005
 * 1) Episode 9 (179): A Little Christmas Queer – December 8, 2005
 * 1) Episode 10 (180): Bathroom Humor – January 19, 2006
 * 1) Episode 11 (181): Von Trapped – January 26, 2006
 * 1) Episode 12 (182): Forbidden Fruit – February 2, 2006
 * 1) Episode 13 (183): Cop to It – February 16, 2006
 * 1) Episode 14 (184): The Mourning Son – March 2, 2006
 * 1) Episode 15 (185): The Definition of Marriage – March 9, 2006
 * 1) Episode 16 (186): I Love L. Gay – March 23, 2006
 * 1) Episode 17 (187): Grace Expectations – March 30, 2006
 * 1) Episode 18 (188): Cowboys and Iranians – April 13, 2006
 * 1) Episode 19 (189): Buy, Buy Baby – April 20, 2006
 * 1) Episode 20 (190): Blanket Apology – April 27, 2006
 * 1) Episode 21 (191): Partners 'n' Crime – May 4, 2006
 * 1) Episode 22 (192): Whatever Happened to Baby Gin? – May 11, 2006
 * 1) Episode 23 and 24 (193/194): The Finale – May 18, 2006