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| 9:00 pm | Gracie's Choice | ||
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For as long as she can remember, 16 year-old Gracie has been raising her four siblings, each of whom has a different, absent father — and their mother is on the fast track to self-destruction. When these children's lives are about to be pulled apart, Gracie will have to do the impossible and make the ultimate sacrifices to keep her family together. Inspired by actual events, this movie is sure to touch your heart. Stars: Anne Heche, Kristen Bell, Diane Ladd Director: Peter Werner Made: 1993 Genre: Drama [CC] [TV-PG DLV] |
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| 11:00 pm | Will & Grace | ||
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After Will's (Eric McCormack) laptop is stolen; Detective Hatch (Michael Douglas) offers to help solve the case. He tells Will about a local gay laptop theft ring and offers Will a chance to go undercover with him. They go to a gay bar, where Hatch tells Will to act like they are on a date. Jack (Sean Hayes) is sitting at the bar, and he notices them slow dancing. Jack is concerned because the detective, who is in his therapy group, has honesty issues. He also has issues with food stuck in teeth. Jack tells Will the truth about his "date". Will and Hatch go back to the apartment. Will plays along and pretends to be interested, but he ends up telling Hatch that he knows the truth.
Will and Grace's (Debra Messing) crazy neighbor Val (Molly Shannon) says that she's doing better, and she wants to be Grace's friend. Although Grace really doesn't want to pursue friendship, she agrees to give Val a copy of the meditation room plans for a client. Val wants them as a memento in case Grace becomes famous. At Grace's office, her client is reluctant to go with Grace's idea because he wants to meet with the designer next door, who happens to be Val. It soon becomes clear that Val has no design skills, and she and Grace start to fight.
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| 11:30 pm | Will & Grace | ||
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Will (Eric McCormack) and Grace's (Debra Messing) neighbor gives them a bottle of wine after her husband dies. Instead of saving it for a special occasion, they decide to go ahead and share it with Jack (Sean Hayes) and Karen (Megan Mullally). However, they all discuss the various things the would like to do before they die. Karen admits she should have a conjugal visit with Stan, and Jack decides to audition for a broadway play. Grace says that she wants to run a marathon, but she quickly forgets about that once Will announces that he wants to have a baby with her.
Will and Grace seek the advice of a therapist. Grace admits that Will is her "safety sperm". She is not sure that she wants to have a baby with him. Will shares his version of what it would be like to raise a baby. This moves Grace to tears, and she agrees to have a baby with him.
Karen goes to prison to proceed with the conjugal visit. While she waits for Stan, she realizes the security camera is watching her. Stan calls her and says that he was caught doing insider trading, so he will be in prison even longer. Karen gets upset and leaves.
Jack bombs in his audition for a Broadway play. When the red light signals for him to leave the stage, he asks for another chance. However, he eventually admits that he has no talent and that he will give up acting.
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| 12:00 am | Frasier | ||
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There's a heat wave in Seattle, and an ailing Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) can't seem to escape a "wave" of rising tensions all around him. Roz (Peri Gilpin) and Bulldog (Dan Butler) are bickering at the radio station, while Daphne (Jane Leeves) and Sherry (Marsha Mason) are getting on each other's nerves at home.
Whey are Sherry and Daphne feuding? First, it's because Sherry keeps trying to tell Daphne how to run the household. Later, Daphne becomes fed up with Sherry's attempts to fix her up on blind dates with every man she meets. In a rush of anger, Daphne decides to "escape" to Niles's (David Hyde Pierce) apartment. But when she unexpectedly announces that she's spending the night, Niles passes out.
After Niles recovers, he blames his fainting spell on the lack of air conditioning in the building, his evening with Daphne really starts to "heat up." She slips into his silk dressing gown, and he brings out the champagne. Just as Niles is panting over Daphne's suggestion that they sleep together in the one room with a fan, they must return to Frasier's apartment to retrieve her medication. Niles's hopes for the night are dashed when Daphne and Sherry make up after realizing that their animosity toward on another stems from the competition they feel for Martin's attention.
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| 12:30 am | Frasier | ||
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Niles (David Hyde Pierce) is distraught after receiving divorce papers from Maris. In an attempt to cheer up his brother, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) urges Niles to see the divorce as a new beginning, but Niles is unable to put a positive spin on the situation.
Meanwhile, Martin (John Mahoney) and Daphne (Jane Leeves) find a journal Frasier and Niles's mother kept when they were babies. After perusing the journals, Frasier tells Niles about the parallels between what their mother wrote about them as kids and how they've evolved into adults. In fact, she viewed them as having weak personalities. Determined to prove that he's no "pushover," Niles signs the divorce papers.
Feeling powerful and manly, Niles returns to Frasier's condo and asks him to read more their mother's journal. Before long, they realize that her observations were about her two lab rats and not them. Niles is beside himself when he realizes he just made a life-changing decision based on his mother's "obsession with vermin." Just as he begins to panic, Maris calls to say that the divorce papers were just a bluff and that she wants to seek counseling for their marriage.
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| 1:00 am | The Golden Girls | ||
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Rose's daughter, Kirsten, and her grandmother, Charley, are coming for a visit. Rose wants to go over the family will with Kirsten, so a trip to Miami was in order.
For years now, it seems that Rose has perpetuated a myth about how much money her husband, Charlie, actually made as an insurance agent. Kirsten has been led to believe that it is a fortune and is eager to get her share. The moment of truth arrives and Kirsten realizes that her father was not as successful as she thought. She accuses Rose of frittering away the money in front of Dorothy and Blanche. Rose finally confesses that she made up the story so her children would be impressed with their father's stature. She didn't want them to think of him as a failure. He was just a decent guy who was always there for a neighbor or a friend who needed a hand-out or a helping hand. The two women reconcile and treat granddaughter, Charley, to a nice lunch on the "estate" money. [CC] [TV-PG D] |
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| 1:30 am | The Golden Girls | ||
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Blanche's favorite niece, Lucy, comes to Miami for a visit. No sooner has she said her hellos than she asks Blanche's permission to leave to go meet a gorgeous doctor she met on the plane. Blanche relents and Lucy's off.
The next day Lucy's dating behavior begins to raise a few questions, when she flies off to the Bahamas with her college interviewer. When she returns, it is with Bachelor No. 3, Ed, a vice cop she met at the airport on the way back to Blanche's. When Blanche raises objections to her behavior, Lucy storms out. Blanche calls after her, but to no avail. Blanche, Dorothy and Rose follow Lucy to Ed's apartment, which looks like "something out of 'Miami Vice.'" Blanche points out to Lucy that being so "available" is not the way to attract and keep a man. Lucy counters with the fact that Blanche is not exactly a saint in most dating circles. The women continue to discuss the matter until - in true Golden Girl fashion - they reach a mutual understanding. [CC] [TV-PG D] |
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| 2:00 am | The Nanny | ||
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Maxwell (Charles Shaughnessy) invites Fran (Fran Drescher) to an exclusive dinner with singer Elton John.
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