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Will is excited to present his reconciled parents with a cruise on their anniversary, but he soon finds out they each have a secret.

Will's parents divorce so he inherits a garden gnome, Squatsie, and plants the childhood relic in his apartment's community area, but its visit is short-lived.

Jack asks Will to accompany his son, Elliot, on a weekend basketball tournament in Connecticut, but is outraged when he learns he missed Elliot's first kiss.

Will takes on the planning of a wedding of a friend, but when the bride-to-be becomes ill, Grace is pressed into the role; Jack is jeleous of Will and Karen.

Will goes undercover with a police officer who takes special interest in the case of his stolen laptop; Grace's psycho neighbor, Val, steals her ideas.

Will takes Grace to an offbeat celebrity photographer after he wins a session at an auction; Jack uses Karen as his assistant in his new performance.

Grace is astounded when Will asks her to be the mother of his child; Karen and Jack are inspired by Will's "carpe diem" attitude.

Obstacles arise after Will and Grace decide to have a baby together; Jack is fed up with his career, and he considers giving up show-business for good.

Will and Grace wonder if they may have to resort to natural conception, and Jack calls on his greatest inspiration for career advice.

Grace is saved by an attractive Jewish doctor and she is brought to the hospital to meet Will just in time for her insemination appointment.

When Jack is hired as a personal assistant to Kevin Bacon after secretly stalking him, Kevin's first assignment is to find the identity of his stalker.

Grace reluctantly asks Will to give her an extra month to consider her commitment to conceive a child due to her new romance with a gorgeous doctor.

The top queens face off in an epic evening of performances and lip syncs as they compete for a grand prize of $200,000, and superstar Liza Minnelli joins Ru.

Season eight debuts with the one-hundredth episode of Drag Race as the one-hundredth contest in Drag Race is featured as well; the contests create an outfit.

The contestants are challenged to perform in a "glee-club-style sign-off" as they try to impress the three guest judges on the show today with their signing.

The contests compete in a challenge guest judged by Tasha Smith and singer-songwriter Faith Evans.

The contestants are going to sign in 80s style New Wave girl bands; Blondie's Debbie Harry and Chris Stein will be on hand to guest judge.

The contestants will compete to impersonate celebrities in a quick-witted TV game show; they will also dress up in iconic looks of singer Madonna.

The contestants give the members of Little Women: LA a drag makeover in their style of the Wizard of Oz; Marc Jacobs and Todrick Hall guest judge.

The contestants are tasked with creating campaign ad videos, while stating why they should be the first drag queen president of the United States.

The contestants compete in a pageant that is inspired by books about couture, while also performing a musical tribute to Jerri Blank of Strangers With Candy.

The contestants compete in their final challenge as they star in RuPaul's music video for the song "The Realness"; Michelle Visage and others guest judge.

The contestants return to discuss all the things that happened this season; "America's Next Drag Superstar" and "Miss Congeniality" are announced as well.

Contestants are tasked with giving themselves complete makeovers using only the most cost-effective clothing and accessories found at thrift stores.

The contestants split up into two rival groups and attempt to impress RuPaul and Michelle Williams from Destiny's Child in a lip-synching competition.

The contestants are asked to demonstrate their talent for media occupations by assuming the roles of a newscaster, a product spokesperson and a talk show host.

After the queens make their screen tests for a cosmetics company; model Jenny Shimizu assists RuPaul and the judges with their difficult elimination decision.

Lucy Lawless judges the contestants, after RuPaul challenges them to refashion female extreme fighters into a look reflecting drag daughters.

RuPaul decides to make the remaining contestants participate in an old fashioned drag dance sponsored by Absolut's real fruit flavored vodkas.

RuPaul highlights some special moments from past episodes and explains what makes them memorable for her, the contestants and her viewers.

RuPaul crowns the next drag superstar of America in a lip-sync battle for the title.

Former contestants return to the show for a question-and-answer session, with most of the questions being supplied by fans of the show.

The twelve players create outfits from curtains and other simple items, as host RuPaul is joined by guest judges comic Kathy Griffin and photographer Mike Ruiz.

RuPaul, comic Kim Coles and international burlesque performer Dita Von Teese judge the competitors performing as burlesque dancers at a Hollywood nightclub.