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Grace gets jealous when her mother sets her sights on Will's love life; Jack must prove to an INS agent that he and Rosario are in wedded bliss.

Will's ego causes him to put his grass-roots clients to the curb; Grace rises to the challenge of helping Karen stick to a budget.

Will, unemployed, joins Jack's wait staff until he finds out their next gig is for the American Bar Association; Karen's naughty secret is out.

Hoping to change the situation, Will and Grace invite Jack's mother to Thanksgiving dinner after they learn that she has no idea her son is gay.

Grace hires Will to represent her when a client reneges on a contract; Jack and Karen are hired to write and act out a sexual harrassment video.

Will and Grace find a new couple to dine with after they tire of Rob and Ellen's cheap taste in eateries; Jack joins Karen at a PTA meeting.

Grace and Jack appear on "Antiques on the Road" and Jack hits on the host; their friendship is tested when they learn their teapot is worth $30,000.

Will's best friend from high school asks if she can be artificially inseminated with Will's sperm, and Grace is none too pleased with the request.

Will has strange dreams after becoming upset that Grace is dating his therapist; Jack confronts Karen about the way she treats Rosario.

Will's father is getting an award at his company's banquet, but he wants Will to skip the event because his co-workers think he's married to Grace, not gay.

Will and Jack go on the "Today Show" to protest NBC for their censorship of gay material, and Grace confides in Karen about her boyfriend.

Will is set up on a blind date by his boss; Karen gives Grace some advice on how she can get her timid boyfriend to be more forthcoming.

Will thinks he has another shot with his ex-boyfriend who is Grace's new client; Karen wants to take her career more seriously, asking Grace for help.

Before lip-synching to a Donna Summer song, the ladies must prepare a wrestling skit and cute outfits that will impress the judges, including guest Rick Fox.

The ladies are divided into teams and tasked with creating a commercial, but several of them flub their lines and cause tension among the group.

The ladies must act in a sitcom that is set in jail, where several personalities begin to steal scenes; the ladies must face-off during a mug shot photo shoot.

The winner of a game show challenge is promised a call home, but not before having to answer several challenging rounds of inappropriate questioning.

The ladies are assigned colors to work with off of the rainbow flag for a pride parade runway challenge; several ladies fail to impress the judges.

The ladies are given different magazine covers to recreate, but several of them struggle to find a cohesive design.

After taking a lie-detector test, the ladies are paired up with each other based on the results and expected to sing a duet.

The ladies must embody government officials while giving speeches and creating runway looks for a fictitious "inaugural ball"; the judges criticize the ladies.

The ladies are each paired with a father that needs help during a runway makeover challenge; one eliminated contestant considers reentering the competition.

The remaining ladies must design couture looks for dogs for an upcoming pageant, while on the runway they must design three looks inspired by actual canines.

With only three ladies remaining, RuPaul takes a moment to step back and discuss the most outrageous moments from season four thus far.

The final three ladies compete to prove that they've got what it takes to become the winner of season four; music video challenge.

All of the ladies from season four gather to share their thoughts on drama that continued to plague the house; the ladies discuss their current ventures.

Fourteen cross-dressing contestants meet to compete in challenges to determine which of them deserves the recognition as the next superstar in drag.

The drag queens must lip synch, not to music, but to the spoken word, and create viral videos that recreate classic moments from the show's history.

The drag queens star in a children's television show, using the experience to connect with their inner children; Coco and Paulina Porizkova guest judge.

The competing drag queens try out classical ballet with Shaping Sound choreographer Travis Wall as their coach and guide; Chaz Bono and Travis Wall guest judge.

The queens show off their most hilarious celebrity impersonations on a T.V. game show competition; comic Ross Mathews and Dreamgirl Loretta Devine guest judge.

The queens compete as they sing in RuPaul's 1980's We Are the World inspired charity single; La Toya Jackson and The Pointer Sisters guest judge.

The queens must put on a roast of RuPaul and their celebrity judges in front of a live audience; Leslie Jordan and Jeffrey Moran guest judge.

The queens create, market and film commercials for fragrances that embody each of their personalities; Aubrey O'Day and Joan Van Ark guest judge.

The queens show off their acting talents as they star in a smoldering Latin telenovela; Maria Conchita Alonso and Jamie-Lynn Sigler guest judge.

The queens pair with gay veterans for a patriotic makeover; Clinton Kelly from "What Not to Wear" and George Kotsiopoulos from "Fashion Police" guest judge.