![]() But, lately, the comedy has just become, well, mean. One of the show's strengths was that the cattiness was only on the surface and it really showed that these characters were vulnerable and loved each other. Probably the best episode of the first season was "Will Works Out" where Will is terrified that one of his clients would find out he was gay, and his own internal homophobia shone through when he called Jack a "fag." Jack's line "I'd rather be a fag than afraid." was amazing. Due to work commitments, I have to rely on syndication to watch it and it wasn't until recently that I got to see more recent episodes. When the show started, I was still upset about the cancellation of "Ellen" and didn't watch, but when I did I was HOOKED IMMEDIATELY! It was fresh, well-acted and written. ![]() OK, I feel like a bit of a traitor not totally gushing over every aspect of the show, as it has brought me a LOT of laughs over the years, but something seems to have gone amiss, but it's not too late to turn around. ![]()
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