Will and Grace s02e11 Episode Script

Yes.
Intel is up 2.
5 points.
Yes! My gym just got trampolines.
Last night.
when Mitch and I were celebrating our half-week-aversary Stan caught us doing a little somethin'-somethin' on his Viking oven.
Ooh.
Sort of "homo on the range.
" He was so shocked.
I thought he was gonna have a heart attack.
What-- what 'd he say? "Excuse me.
boys.
I think I left my uh-- oh.
good night.
" He ran out so fast.
he forgot his snack cakes.
Poor guy.
came down for a Ding Dong and found a couple of Twinkies.
Can l-- can I borrow $600 to pay some bills? No.
I had the weirdest dream last night.
I was on a beach.
dancing with Chow Yun-Fat.
Then all of a sudden.
he rips his face off.
and it's Chow Yun-Fat in a different mood.
What do you think that means? I think it means a grown woman should never wear pigtails.
Yeah.
What's that about.
Pippi? You know? I really didn't want to be invited to the bitch brunch.
And besides.
I ran out of conditioner.
It was either this or a turban.
- Turban.
- Turban.
- How about $100? - Not a chance.
Oh.
I forgot to tell you.
keep Sunday night open.
Big night.
Claire is coming to town.
Claire? Oh my God! I finally get to meet the best friend from high school.
Oh my God.
Claire Danes? That's huge.
Yes.
Jack.
Claire Danes.
Did I not mention that 19-year-old Claire Danes is my best friend from high school? Ah.
aha.
you're bloated.
Claire.
I mentioned her a thousand times.
Claire lives in Paris.
works in fashion.
She was my Grace before I met Grace.
Claire Nope.
doesn't ring a bell.
Cla.
cla.
cla-- I don't like her name.
though.
I'm gonna call her Bettina.
"Yay! Bettina's coming to town!" It's much better.
You know.
I'm gonna have to ask her about your pre-gay days.
( knocking at the door ) What are you talking about? You knew me when I was pre-gay.
No.
I knew you when you were on the cusp.
when you made me go to Chippendale's every Saturday night because you said they made a killer Mai Tai.
Speaking of alcohol Honey.
what's with this place? You're a lawyer.
Why are you living in the projects? I like to be close to my homies at Zabar's.
Yeah.
they make a smoked sable that is da bomb.
By your inflection.
I can tell that you think what you're saying is funny but no.
Come on.
poodle.
Iet's go.
We're going to that celebrity fashion show at the Four Seasons.
I hope E!'ll be there.
I want to kmeet Steve Kmetko.
- Karen-- - Honey.
what's going on here? By the look of this hair.
I think this little piggy should stay home.
Okay? Karen.
what are you doing here? You called in sick this morning.
( forcing cough ) ( theme music playing ) Okay.
formalities are over.
You're a decorator.
I work in fashion.
Girls on the go.
happiness.
blah-blah-blah.
When did you know Will was gay? Oh.
can we talk about something else.
please? No.
Well.
my first inkling was when he put his hand on my boob and said "Ooh.
is this cashmere?" How about you? Okay.
Cristina Aguilera or Britney Spears? Who's got the staying power? That was one lame attempt at a subject change.
All right.
it was after senior prom.
We were driving to the beach.
Top down.
warm night.
his feathered hair motionless in the wind.
And I make my move.
I lean in real close and start kissing him.
Yeah.
and I panic.
I figure I've gotta do something to distract her.
so l-- I did the only logical thing.
I crashed into a Dodge Dart.
You crashed into a car? It was a Dodge Dart.
I was doing somebody a favor.
It was a confusing time.
I didn't know myself till sophomore year.
I was playing basketball and Jay Barr and I went up for a rebound.
Our stomachs touched.
and by the time I came down.
I was gay.
Oh.
you guys.
I hate to be a party pooper almost as much as I hate to say "party pooper.
" - But I'm exhausted.
- Will: Mmm.
and I feel you are moments away from pulling out the yearbook.
- Oh.
please.
- Give us a little credit.
So that's where that's been.
- Oh.
so great to finally meet you.
- Oh.
you too.
And thanks for taking such great care of him.
And thank you for passing the flame to me.
so to speak.
Hey.
what are you doing? Umm.
I'm thinking about moving this vase from here to here.
D'you think that'll throw off the whole room? Actually.
I think what might be throwing off the whole room is all these boxes.
You've been here six months already.
Decorator.
unpack thyself.
So? How was the rest of your evening with Claire? - Interesting.
- Ah.
Will.
she is so great.
Cool and smart and funny and stylish and feel free to jump in at any point to tell me how great she thought I was.
She loved you.
Dame Needy.
So.
what'd you guys talk about? You know.
work and high school.
How much she wants to have a baby.
- Oh.
she would make such a great mom.
- I think so.
too.
She asked a friend of hers to donate sperms.
so she can have one.
- What'd he say? - I said I'd think about it.
- What? - ( exhales ) Wow.
- I mean.
wow! - I know.
Big wow.
And-- and l-- I've been up all night.
thinking about it.
and l I think I'm gonna do it.
- Really?! - Definitely.
I mean.
Claire's one of my oldest friends.
You said she should make a great mom.
- I did say that.
- She's not in a relationship.
and she wants a baby more than anything.
and this is my chance to Iend a helping hand-- Iet me rephrase that.
I mean how great would it be to have another another little Will.
running around out there? I mean.
we love me.
right? We do love you.
- I'm doing it! - Ooh! Sure.
It's easier than giving a kidney.
I'd imagine the procedure is much more pleasant.
I knew you'd get this.
Oh I'm gonna call her right now.
I'm so excited! ( door knocking ) - I was just about to call you.
- I couldn't wait.
- Come in.
- So.
wow.
I really love your place.
I really love what you've done with it.
- You were just here last night.
- I know.
I'm nervous.
I'm babbling.
Help me.
- I'll do it.
- Really? - You're gonna be a fabulous mom! - Aah! Thank you so much! I feel like I should get you something.
I don't know.
what do you get somebody for something like this? You need a wallet? It's fine.
I'm happy to do it.
Now.
I don't want to put a lot of pressure on you or anything.
but - I leave on Tuesday and I'm blue.
- Tuesday? Now I'm blue.
What I mean is spring has sprung.
The egg's comin' right over the plate.
So.
if you could go down to this sperm bank on your lunch break Oh.
I was really more in the mood for soup and salad.
Is this happening too fast? Now.
are you okay with this? I was kidding.
Oh.
I can't tell you what this means to me.
- You are such a good friend.
- ( door opens ) Do you ever touch men? Jack.
this is my friend Claire.
French Claire? Parlez-vous français? Ah.
Tu parles français.
Je n'ai pas sais que tu comprends la langue.
Ah.
oui.
Vaw-vuh-faw.
ah.
fah-fah-fah-fah.
Faw-faw.
fav-ah-fav-ah-fav-ah.
agh.
fav-ah.
fo-fah Claire.
this is Charlie Brown's French teacher.
You are so Euro-fabulous.
Love it.
Iove it.
Iove it more! Quel hottie.
I'm guessing you're a high maintenance kind of friend.
I cost a little more.
but I'm worth it.
- I got to go.
- All right.
Oh.
just so you know.
your name's Bettina now.
It's better.
Nescafe? Uh Sanka.
Okay.
Jack.
I need to talk to you and I need you to be someone other than Jack.
God.
you're like the fourth person who's said that to me today.
Imagine that.
Sit down.
Claire asked me to help her have a baby.
Mitch and I have a date.
Are you using your apartment tonight? Are you listening to me? She asked me to help her have a baby! I'm a little freaked out here.
Of course you're freaked out.
You can't just start sleeping with women.
Who are you.
Anne Heche? Giving the gift of life is a wonderful thing.
I myself have put my macho gazpacho out there once or twice.
Like.
I mean.
I've got to do this in like three hours.
and and and l-- Look-look-look-look.
Bettina's one of our favorite people.
We love her.
We trust her.
and she really wants to have this baby.
right? - More than anything.
- Women who want kids that badly are the kind of women you want having children.
Right? So forget about everything else.
You're doing a good thing.
I am.
- You're right.
thank you.
- You're welcome.
- How about $50? - Forget it.
Okay.
I have a problem.
I don't want your opinion about it.
but I do want to tell you what it is.
but I don't want your advice on it.
because it's always wrong.
Okay.
Honey.
can I comment on those Pilgrim pumps? No.
Okay.
Will is making the biggest mistake of his life.
He has an old high school friend who lives in France.
She wants to have a baby.
and Will is going to give her his sperm.
Now.
first of all.
Will is not really the kind of guy who could just give something away and not think about it.
He gave me his NYU sweatshirt three years ago.
and he still stops by at least once a week to say.
"How's it doing?" I mean.
and dont' get me wrong.
I mean.
Claire.
she's nice.
she's great.
but wh-- what is it with friends showing up I mean.
I don't know about you.
but I never wrote in anyone's yearbook.
"Don't ever change.
and please fill this cup.
" It's a mistake.
He'll regret it.
That's all I'm saying.
Anyway.
thanks for listening.
And thank you for keeping your opinion to yourself.
Ooh! ( mumbles incoherently ) Ooh! Ho.
ho.
Mmm Okay! Okay.
you can talk now! Thank God.
Okay.
first of all.
the shoes go back on the Mayflower.
And second of all.
you're just upset because this woman stole your B plan.
What? You know what? I don't want to even know what you mean by that.
If you want to tell me.
I know I can't stop you.
Honey.
when it comes to potential mates.
I This is hard for me to say.
but you date losers.
Hey.
that wasn't so hard.
Okay.
For your information.
I have gone out with some really great Continue.
I think that even you know that there's not one of those guys that you would even consider having a kid with.
Oh.
really? Well.
maybe that is because you never met Continue.
Come on.
Iet's face it.
honey.
You always thought you'd have Will as a backup.
and now your husband's having kids with someone else.
And what are the chances he's gonna give it away twice.
huh? And even if he does.
she'll have gotten the good stuff.
It's like a Cabernet.
the first batch is always the best.
- Oh my God.
- Yeah.
Wait.
that analogy doesn't really link up.
Maybe not.
but a glass of red wine sounds good right now.
Karen.
take me to your dentist.
I feel my teeth are dull and people are laughing at me.
Oh.
Jack.
that's not why people are laughing.
Hey.
don't crank on me just 'cause Will's down at the sperm bank on 33rd.
unloading the contents of his vas deferens into a Dixie Cup.
- That's happening today? - Yeah.
Better run.
honey.
or your B plan'll be kaput by the stroke of one.
if you know what I mean.
"If you know what I mean.
" This is where it all happens.
huh? Man.
if these walls could talk.
They'd probably say.
"Glad I'm not the floor.
" Being funny isn't going to get the job done.
Come on in.
- Here's your cup.
- Wow! Great expectations.
There are magazines here if you need them and some movies.
so.
party on.
So.
you're from around here? Booties and Juggs and Cans.
Oh my! If you happen to have an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog out there.
we might free up this room a whole lot faster.
How about this? Can you use that? "Martha Stewart Living"? Let me explain my people to you.
Um.
we enjoy.
but are not turned on by the perfect scone.
Just put the junk in the cup.
It's ridiculous.
I'm not gonna find anything eh-- "New England Carpenters.
" Thank you.
Lord.
Whatever you're doing.
stop! What the hell are you doing here? I just thought that you might want to try that new Thai place.
- Ju-- get out of here! - Let-- okay.
okay.
okay.
okay.
Just-- just one thing.
okay? You can't go through with this.
- Not with you standing here.
- You can't give your sperm to Claire.
Because because that sperm is mine.
Sorry.
but I'm pretty sure the doggone sperm is mine.
Yeah.
but I took that sperm to movies.
I schlepped it through Europe.
I bought it a little gel seat for your bike.
Yeah.
but what are you trying to say? That you want to have a baby with me? No! I don't know! Maybe! I mean I guess I guess l I just want the option.
I mean I mean.
what happens if l if I never meet anybody? I mean.
shouldn't I at least get first dibs? I mean.
isn't that one of the privileges of the straight girl-gay guy relationship? Shouldn't you be my fallback sperm? Look.
Iet me get this straight.
You would sacrifice Claire's happiness just on the off chance that one day-- in the distant future.
you might.
just maybe.
need to call upon my little guys in top hats? Yes.
And the fact that I might feel good about helping a friend.
doesn't even factor into your thought process? - Yes.
- And that this is about my life.
meaning not your life.
and Claire's life.
again not your life.
is meaningless to you? Um yes.
Look.
you were the one who always said that every feeling is valid and I should share it with you.
- And-- and I would like to amend that.
- To what? To "You selfish lunatic.
get out of my spermatorium.
" - Hi.
- Hi.
About this afternoon.
I am sorry.
It's your life.
You do what you want.
It's not my place to say-- - I couldn't do it.
- Oh.
my.
thank God.
I mean.
what happened? I just kept thinking about you.
- Um.
thanks.
- No! I meant-- I I kept thinking of what you said about me being your fallback sperm.
- Just as an option.
- You're not going to need the option.
You're fantastic.
and you're gonna meet someone fantastic.
and you're gonna have a million babies of your own.
Yeah.
I guess.
But what did happen.
and why didn't-- why didn't you do it? Well.
because you're my fallback egg.
Sweetie.
you're not gonna need me.
You're fantastic.
and you're gonna meet someone fantastic and you're gonna have a million babies of y-- wait a minute.
What am I saying? - You're totally gonna need me.
- Oh.
yeah.
I'm not going to the gym just to wind up with stretch marks.
I tell you that.
I told Claire.
that-- you know.
that if I ever have a baby I want it to be with you.
I mean.
if there's gonna be a little Will running around out there.
I want him to be a little Will and a little Grace.
- Really? - Little Grace.
Oh my God.
that is so sweet.
- The two of us having a kid! - I know.
And Derek.
my boyfriend.
- Derek.
Have I met him? - Neither one of us has.
- He's a carpenter in New England.
- Ah! ( theme music playing )