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Debra Messing Wanted A Few More Years Of “Will & Grace”

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Will & Grace ended its award-winning run nearly nine years ago, but for some the memory still lingers on. Well, the memories and about 300 re-runs a day. But for Grace Adler (née Debra Messing), Will & Grace was too little of a good thing.

“I guess I would change the fact that we stopped after eight years,” Messing told HuffPo Live. “It was such a happy time, and we were all really exhausted by that point and it was the right thing to do at that time, but now obviously time has passed, and I watch the show with my son who laughs at it and I think it would’ve been really great to do it a few more years.”

So, Gracie, you’re telling me you wanted a few more years of this?

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Or this?jackAnd this?

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And. This.

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Even this?

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I don’t know how I feel about that. Oh, right.

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