Writer:	Adam Barr
Director:	James Burrows
Star:	Eric McCormack (Will Truman),  Debra Messing (Grace Adler),  Megan Mullally (Karen Walker),  Sean Hayes (Jack McFarland)
Recurring Role:	Shelley Morrison (Rosario Salazar),  Ellen Idelson (Ellen (Will's secretary))
Guest Star:	Franklin Cover (Justice Of The Peace),  Tom Verica (Danny),  Bob Morrisey (man)

Ratings: This episode ranked #7 for the week, making it the highest-rated episode of the season. (edit)

(Will smelling Grace's pencils)
Karen: Honey, what... what's this... what's happening? What's going on?
Will: Nothing.
Karen: You're smelling her pencils!
Will: I just wanted to... make sure they're fresh. (edit) Rosario (commenting about her wedding dress): This is SO stupid! I look like a pinata.
Karen: Yeah, and if I beat you with a stick, I could watch all my money fall out! (edit) Danny: All right. I'm all right. How about you? You, uh ... you know, you still into guys and all that?
Will: Yeah, I'm afraid so. The antibiotics just didn't seem to work.
(Danny exits to Grace's room to et dressed)
(edit) Grace: (Stands up) Gotcha! (Everyone at the wedding looks at her) A toaster. Gotcha a toaster! You registered for that, right? (edit) Rosario: (While walking down the aisle, looking at her dress) Something's ripped.
Karen: Yeah, me. (edit)

The man playing the Justice Of The Peace is Franklin Cover, best known for his role of Tom Willis in The Jeffersons. Unfortunately, this role would be his last before his death in February 2006. (edit) This is the first appearance of Rosario. Her full name is Rosario Inez Consuela Yolanda Salazar. (edit) Jack's full name is John Phillip McFarland. (edit) Steve Sandoval, who appeared as a janitor, is the Stage Manager for "Will & Grace." (edit) Jack's "Maids Of Honour" keep switching places even though they're seen standing still at the back. (edit)

Episode Title: Object of My Rejection

This is a pun on the saying "Object of My Affection." (edit) Will: I know. I haven't seen a kiss that uncomfortable since Richard Gere and Jodie Foster in Sommersby.

This is a reference to the 1993 film Sommersby, starring Richard Gere and Jodie Foster, both of whom have been plagued by long-standing rumors about their sexuality. (edit)