Many people say that this is a classic depiction of friendship, but I think the concept of friendship in W&G seems a bit small, a little restrained, and a little restrictive.
Will and Grace, as early as the first episode of the first season, told us about their lives. Friends, relatives, irreplaceable people in life. Even if the years do them apart, even if they really started their lives.
In the meeting 20 years later, they are still the first pair of colleges, the pair that was hit by fate. Regardless of whether they have lived their own lives and raised their own children, they have given most of their lives to each other.
In the end, the children tied the knot, and their story seemed to have brought a certain secret continuity, and Grace still laughed when she was happy, and Will still resisted her golden coat.
Will&Grace may be the ultimate fantasy of countless Gs and countless opposite sexes who are friendly to G. The relationship between them can be called the real timelessness-not to be together forever, but to always have you in my heart.
I still can't take my thoughts away from Karen, the drunk girl. She is my favorite woman in this play, because she can always bring out a bottle of wine from her bag, then shake her head casually, and then criticize the "inferior" vulgar dress harshly. I still remember when the phone rang at the beginning of the first season, Karen sat in front of the phone and concentrated on manicure. At that time, Grace's face was filled with bitterness. When Karen said to sister Gin that they didn't look at you and half of my Bobo fell out, I think Karen is one of the most important cores of laughter in this drama. When Rosie scolded her with her accent, and went to work obediently after the scolding, I felt that only a lovely woman like Karen would make Rosie, a master of psychology, bow her head. And when the plot of Jack marries Rosie happens, I always look forward to seeing Rosie rape Jack... The
K&J pair have similar stinks and close tempers, and the smiles seem to grow together. Both are narcissistic, both are innocent, both of them are so heartless to play with life. When the two sing Unfoggetable at the end of the film, people will really be moved and feel warm.
This is just a comedy, it doesn't need to really talk deeply about real life, to talk about life issues. It only needs to show the brilliance of the sun and reveal the joy naturally. that's enough. And W&G, undoubtedly did a very good job. Although it is not a comprehensive life drama, there is no doubt that it is a very wonderful drama that portrays some aspects of life. I think it does provide some inspiration on how to decorate each person's happiness and joy. In this sense, it is good enough.
In the end, everything has to go back to when it started. It's like their children will continue their friendship, like every viewer will go back to the first season. Many friends say that this drama has been with them for several years, and some people are reluctant to watch the last season. But I think that everything will eventually end a cycle. At the beginning, we got the joy given by this play that no one else has ever experienced. It lasted for so long, we have been satisfied enough, moved, and it should be over now.
The 8 seasons are not short. The youth in the play is fleeting, but only in the blink of an eye. We lament that time wears away a person's face and changes a person's life and destiny. But life is really like this, divided and combined, gathered and scattered. And we don’t have to be sad because everything is not within the scope of manpower, because everyone knows, Will&Grace, they don’t want to be together forever, but in their hearts, we have you forever.
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