In the fourth season of the hit sitcom, Grace (Debra Messing) romances Nathan (Woody Harrelson); Will (Eric McCormack) tries to get his parents back together; Jack (Sean Hayes) strengthens ties with his estranged son; and the gang gets an emotional workout during a dysfunctional Thanksgiving. Guest stars include Matt Damon, Suzanne Pleshette, Michael Douglas, Glenn Close, Rosie O'Donnell and Parker Posey.

8. Star-Spangled Banter - Will and Grace elect to disagree when it comes to choosing sides during a mayoral election; she supports the female Jewish candidate and he's voting for the gay nominee. To settle matters, the roomies host fund-raisers attended simultaneously by both aspirants. 5 stars.

9. Moveable Feast - Rather than be apart on Thanksgiving Day, Will and Grace join Jack and Karen for a festive holiday motor tour of their respective dysfunctional families, including Grace's domineering mother as well as Will's willful mom and Jack's stepdad -- with unsettling results. Meanwhile, back home, a waiting Rosario bastes and tastes their juicy turkey. 3.5 stars.

10. Stakin' Care Of Business - At the gym, Will spies another guy who looks maddeningly familiar, while Jack gets a workout as he keeps repeating one of his nonsensical catchphrases in hopes of seeing it become popular among the sweat set. Meanwhile, Grace gets some bad advice from Karen when she seeks a loan to expand her company so she stoops to asking her wealthy employee herself for the moneyeven if she has to resort to drastic measures to get the point across. 3.5 stars.

11. Jingle Balls - When the opportunity arises for a designer to do a Barney's Christmas window, Jack suggests the best designer for the job...himself. Meanwhile, Will is reluctant to introduce his ballet dancer boyfriend to to Grace. 3.5 stars.

12. Whoa, Nelly - Will & Grace try to lure Tina, Will's dad's mistress, away from Will's father by setting her up with another man. Unfortunately the only man available is Will's gay friend, Larry. Also, Karen buys a horse for breeding, but the stud is more interested in stallions. 3.5 stars.

13. Grace In The Hole - While visiting Karen's incarcerated husband, Grace re-discovers a handsome high school friend who's also doing time in prison, and despite Will's advice, she's soon dressing up and visiting the inmate while dreaming of a life together outside the Big House. Conversely, a sympathetic Rosario chides Karen for not standing by her man and bets her boozy boss that she and pal Jack cannot stay penned-up together in the same room for three days without harming each other. 3.5 stars.

14. Dyeing Is Easy, Comedy Is Hard - Rosie O'Donnell plays Bonnie, a no-nonsense single mom who clashes with Jack over the raising of their son, Elliot, fathered from Jack's sperm-bank donation. Bonnie's enraged because Jack had 12-year-old Elliot's hair bleached blond, so she lays down the law. "From now on," she tells him, "stay out of my kid's life. I don't want you to see him again." A parallel storyline unfolds at a wedding gala, where Will poses as a tennis pro (because nobody likes lawyers); and Grace caustically toasts the bridegroom, her ex-fianc. "I've always thought about having a child," she says. "But not as a husband." 3.75 stars.

Disc 1: 3.75 stars
Season 4 (Disc 1-2): 3.96 stars
Collection (Season 1-3): 3.62 stars