Writer:	Darlene Hunt
Director:	James Burrows
Star:	Eric McCormack (Will Truman),  Michael Angarano (Elliot),  Sean Hayes (Jack McFarland),  Shelley Morrison (Rosario Salazar),  Megan Mullally (Karen Walker),  Debra Messing (Grace Adler)
Guest Star:	Scott Haven (Steve),  Darlene Hunt (Beth),  Jim Hanna (Wayne),  Maggie Wheeler (Polly),  Jennifer Aspen (Sarah),  Tom Verica (Danny),  John Colella (Best Man),  Ralph Litt (Minister),  Greg Vaughan (Cute Guy)

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Karen: You know, maybe there is an alligator running around somewhere with me as a handbag. I mean, who knows what they do with my old skin? (edit) Bonnie: Now Jack, don't you remember a conversation we had where I said I didn't want you to see my kid? Or was the soundtrack of Evita blaring too loud in your head?!
Jack: Hey, I wasn't part of any of this, ok? They came to me, and the first thing I did was bring Elliot back here
Bonnie: Are you wearing blush?
Jack: Okay, the second thing I did...was bring Elliot back here. (edit) Bonnie: (to Karen) If there was any justice in this world, there would be an alligator walking around with you as a handbag. (edit) Karen: Knock, knock, anybody homo?
Jack: I am, I am! (edit) Bonnie: I'm gay, Jack.
Jack: No you're not.
Bonnie: Yes I am.
Jack: No you're not.
Bonnie: Yes I am. I'm gay.
Jack: Prove it! Say something lesbionic!
Bonnie: Home Depot.
Jack: k.d. Lang, you are a lesbian! (edit)

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Bonnie: (turning off the TV) Daytime TV sucks.

A clever little dig at both the risible nature of the quality of TV during the day, but more importantly an in-joke reference to the fact that Rosie O'Donnell had had up to the time of the episode's airing, one of the most successful daytime talk shows, winning numerous Emmy awards. (edit) Title: Dyeing is Easy, Comedy is Hard
A play on words of the famous quote "Dying is easy, comedy is hard", reputedly the last words of Sir Donald Wolfit, a famous British actor who died in 1968. He was referring to the idea that playing tragic roles was much easier than comic ones, even though one would think the opposite were true, since comedy seems so effortless (as with most things that seem effortless), but is very hard indeed. (edit) Bonnie: I come home and find Jonny Quest eating a bologna sandwich.

This is a reference to the animated series that ran in the 60s, and was revived briefly in the 80s, about a young boy, the son of a famous scientist, and his various adventures. Jonny had bright yellow hair, hence the comment from Bonnie about her surprise at her son's new hair colour. (edit) Grace: Wow, Elliott, your hair - it's very... 'Nice Day for a White Wedding'.

This is an allusion to the 1983 Billy Idol hit of the same name. Idol was famous for his bleached blond hair. (edit) Jack: I'll have a gay old time

This is a reference to a line in the theme song to The Flintstones, 'you'll have a gay old time.' (edit)