She promises to sit with Rosario for a few hours before the directors take Rosario to the burial grounds. We discover that she thought of Rosario as her very best friend, her devoted sparring partner. She walks back into the church, after everyone’s cleared out, to pay her solo respects to Rosario. Karen forces Jack to sing and dance for her, Grace derails the conversation by focusing everything on her, and Karen accuses Will of hitting on her at the most inopportune time.īut she clings to Will’s comforting arm, as she starts to properly grieve. Will, Grace, and Jack all try to comfort Karen, to varying levels of failure. But he becomes less and less certain as Karen starts unraveling: she refuses to be present at the funeral proceedings and holes up at the Irish bar next door. For good reason: Karen is on a warpath.Īt first, Jack thinks her anger is just part of Karen working through the stages of grief. Jack becomes terrified of Karen as the two of them plan Rosario’s funeral. She had planned on throwing Rosario a quinceañera to celebrate her getting out of the hospital, and by god, she’ll throw her one even if Rosie’s gone. Then a doctor comes out to give sad news to Karen: Rosario has passed on, due to complications with her heart attack. The foursome head there, to wait for Rosario to come out with a bill of clean health. Turns out, Rosario is in the hospital, thanks to a heart attack. So she calls her and tells her the only excuse for her no-show is if she’s in the hospital. That reminds Karen, though, that Rosario hadn’t come into work. Will asks her to try to arrive on time, but that just gets everyone cracking up. Karen walks in, late as usual, to Grace’s office. The humor all hit for once, and the thematic strength of “The Dinner” elevated the episode’s storylines beyond what had previously been accomplished.Will & Grace recap, Season 1, Episode 6, “Rosario’s Quinceañera,” Aired NovemKaren & Jack The children are all coming into their own, and the interactions between them are becoming almost as strong as the ones between the four leads. It took a few episodes, but things are really starting to finally click on Grace and Frankie. Returning home, they find the cake waiting for them. At the store, though, they are completely ignored by the employees, causing Grace to completely freak out, as she refuses to be irrelevant.
To relieve stress, they decide to go and get some cigarettes. Meanwhile, Grace and Frankie talk to each other about their respective days, and they realize that life just isn’t what they want it to be at all right now. Mallory and Coyote finally bond through their new status together, and Brianna and Bud walk out with the cake. Over dessert, tensions reach a high as everyone finally speaks their minds. Brianna and Bud end up also getting into an argument as they both address that their families have been broken apart.
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Coyote tries to talk privately with Mallory, and the full story of  their last encounter comes out as Mallory nearly has a mental breakdown in the middle of the meal. The humor in this episode is, fortunately, more consistently funny than the previous two, and Grace and Frankie really begins to show that it can fire on all cylinders when enough effort is used.Īt the dinner party, things between the soon-to-be step-siblings are just as awkward as everyone had worried. Frankie also tries to get a job, but she is, humorously, even less successful than Grace. She doesn’t want to re-hire her mother because she’s worried about being thrust back into Grace’s shadow, and Grace reluctantly understands. In addition, Brianna has to deal with the issue of Grace wanting to return to her former company (of which Brianna is the current CEO). The dichotomy presented here between the opposite reactions that each “couple” has to their respective new lives is a much more interesting scenario that the show has had thus far, and a stronger central theme serves to strengthen the actual plot in a way that Grace and Frankie has definitely needed.Īll of the kids are extremely concerned about the dinner, with the primary concerns being Grace’s reaction if she finds out and Coyote’s history with Mallory. Sol worries that they haven’t thought the dinner through enough, but Robert assures him that everything will be just fine.
Meanwhile, Robert and Sol also continue adjusting, but their plan to establish a new normal is a dinner party for all of their children. Grace backs out of an event that is being sponsored by Robert and Sol’s law firm, and Frankie is struggling to be creative with so much going on. The episode begins with both Grace and Frankie continuing to adjust to their new lives. However, things finally began to pick up a little steam in the third episode, “The Dinner.” Since the beginning, Grace and Frankie has been a slow-but-enjoyable ride.
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