Will and Grace
Season 1
Contains 22 uncut episodes
Season 2
Ben? Her? (2.23) – This episode was split into 2 part syndicated episodes for the individual boxed set. However, that was later corrected for the full complete series boxed set as well as the compilation “Best of Love & Marriage.”
Season 3
Gypsies, Tramps and Weed (3.07) – Syndicated version
Cheaters (3.15) – This Super-size episode appears as its originally broadcast version, without the extra footage later added for syndication. It is also incorrectly labeled as “Part 1.” However, various international versions contain the 2-part longer syndicated episodes. This is also the only episode in the history of the series to be expanded by its syndication.
Season 4
Contains 27 uncut episodes
Season 5
Women and Children First (5.16) – Syndicated, removing about 6 1/2 minutes
Dolls and Dolls (5.21) – Syndicated, removing about 4 minutes
May Divorce Be With You (5.22) – Syndicated, removing about 4 1/2 minutes
23 (5.23) – Syndicated, removing 6 1/2 minutes
24 (5.24) – Syndicated, removing 8 minutes
Season 6
Dames at Sea (6.01) – Syndicated, removing approx 5 1/2 minutes
A-Story, Bee-Story (6.05) – Syndicated, removing approx 3 minutes
Strangers With Candace (6.09) – Syndicated, removing approx 2 minutes
Ice Cream Balls (6.13) – Syndicated, removing approx 6 1/2 minutes
Season 7
Friends with Benefits (7.22) – This episode is presented in its syndicated cut version. However, collectors can find the full, original version on the 2007 Emmy consideration promo DVD. Approximately 1 minute of footage is missing.
Season 8
Alive and Schticking (8.01) – Only East Coast feed included
Bathroom Humor (8.11) – Only East Coast feed included
Other Notes
The bloopers on season 7 have been censored/edited for the US edition. Approximately 1 minute of footage has been removed when compared to the international versions.
The Clip Show and Guest Star Clip show, which originally aired on NBC have never been included on an official release.
The deleted scenes from Marry Me A Little, Marry Me A Little More, as well as the “pop-up” episode of Homojo as aired on NBC have never been released.