Debra Messing |
Grace Adler |
Eric McCormack |
Will Truman |
Megan Mullally |
Karen Walker |
Sean Hayes |
Jack McFarland |
Shelley Morrison |
Rosario Salazar (Season 3 - 7 Recurring) |
Millicent Martin |
Leni |
Guest Star |
Stephen Spinella |
Bret |
Guest Star |
Jim Rash |
Brent |
Guest Star |
Harry Connick Jr. |
Dr. Leo Markus |
Recurring Role |
The plotline is a callback to the very first episode of Will & Grace; Will tells Grace that she's destined to meet the love of her life during an airplane ride just like in a movie they saw.
This is Leo's first appearance since the season 7 episode "FYI: I Hurt, Too".
Karen: Oh, Jackie. Great news, Jackie. I've got my little Rosie back. Now the only problem is Leni. Honey, would you be a dear and fire her for me?
Jack: Okay. But I'm gonna need a heavy, blunt object.
Karen: Fine. Rosie, go with him.
Rosario: [OVERLAPPING] How dare you talk to me like that! I don't take this from garbage from you!
Karen: [OVERLAPPING] You waste of space! You leave more hair in the tub than you clean out it! I could shove a dust rag up a baboon's ass...
Rosario: [OVERLAPPING] You are a nasty, disgusting pig!
Karen: [OVERLAPPING] ...and he'd do a better job than you, you big armadillo!
Karen God, I missed you so much!
Rosario: I missed you too, mommy!
Will: You have no idea what I have been through since I smuggled you into first class. I got into a relationship, I broke up a relationship, somehow I became a flight attendant, everybody wants headsets, and of course, they only have twenties. So, you better tell me that you at least had a decent conversation with Leo.
Grace: I slept with him
Will: My God, you are a gay man.
This is one of the few episodes in which Will & Grace's apartment is not seen at all. The set-up at the studio for filming this episode was different. Instead of W&G's apartment in the center set, the airplane set was there. The swing sets (side sets) where Karen's Manse bedroom and the coffee shop (that scene was cut).
Jack: You'll have to catch me first, Scary Poppins.
This is a funny reference to the famous nanny Mary Poppins, created by P. L. Travers in a series of books, but most well known from the film starring Julie Andrews.
Title: Love Is In The Airplane
This is an obvious allusion to the 1978 John Paul Young song "Love Is In The Air".
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