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NBC orders another new season of Will & Grace

US broadcasters NBC have announced the upcoming Will & Grace revival will have a second series, before this year’s season has even hit our screens.

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Speaking at the Television Critics Association, NBC chair Bob Goldblatt revealed the tenth season will have 13 episodes, and the impending ninth season has been granted an extra four episodes – bringing it up to 16.

The panel also told the crowd that the new episodes will not honour the original series finale, which sees the titular characters have a major falling out and stop speaking for almost two decades.

Creator Max Mutchnik has also told fans that Shelley Morrison, who played Karen’s right-hand lady Rosario, will not be making a return having decided to retire from acting.

The team held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the TCA event, marking the beginning of production on the new episodes. Will & Grace season 9 will air later this year.

OIP Staff


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