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"Pilot"
Episode #1.01
Original Airdate 9/21/98
SCENE I: Grace's Apartment/Will's Apartment
(T e scene cuts between t e two apartments; WILL is watc ing TV and talking to GRACE on t e p one.)
WILL: W at are you doing?
GRACE: Hanging out.
WILL: Come over.
GRACE: Will, I can't.
WILL: Come on, Grace. You know you want to.
GRACE: Of course I want to, but--
WILL: It's going to be a good one. I can feel it.
GRACE: It's always good. Still--
WILL: You're not going to come over, you want me to, u ... talk you t roug it?
GRACE: It's tempting, but I t ink I'll watc ER ere.
WILL: Anot er nig t alone wit my clicker.
GRACE: O , is t at w at t e kids are calling it? So, I went back to t e sale today.
WILL: Yea . Did you get t at black, flowy t ing?
GRACE: No, you were rig t. It's too "Stevie Nicks: T e Heavy Years."
WILL: Eriq La Salle just **iled.
GRACE: Really?
WILL: No. Did you buy anyt ing?
GRACE: Yea . I got a great camisole.
WILL: Yea ? Sexy?
DANNY: [WALKING BY] I'm going to sleep.
GRACE: Ask me in t e morning.
WILL: Was t at Danny?
GRACE: Yea . Jealous?
WILL: Hu ! Honey, I don't need your man. I got George Clooney.
GRACE: Sorry, babe. He doesn't bat for your team.
WILL: Well... He asn't seen me pitc .
GRACE: Ok. Say good nig t, Gracie.
WILL: Good nig t, Gracie.
SCENE II: Will's Apartment
(WILL is playing poker wit JACK, ROB, and JURGEN)
WILL: It's to you, Jack.
JACK: Give me a minute? Please? Ok? [SINGING] A room wit out windows. A room wit out doors...
WILL: [ANNOYED] It's to you, Jack.
JACK: Give me a minute, please. Wow! [SINGING] A room w ere no guy but I can spy--[HUMMING] Nooo, not going to risk it t is time. 4 cards, please. [EVERYONE SIGHS] Here's my ace. [SHOWS HIS CARD.]
WILL: Jack, now t at you're moving in, can I make one **all request?
JACK: W at's t at?
WILL: C ange everyt ing about your personality.
JACK: Ha a! I get it. Comedy...
ROB: [TO WILL] You didn't tell me Jack was moving in wit you.
WILL: Not moving in. He's just staying wit me till is apartment's finis ed.
JURGEN: [HUMMING] Hmm- mm- mm- mm.
JACK: O , I know t at one! I know-- U , [SINGING] Did e need a stronger and--
WILL: Yea . Jack. He's not umming your intro, ok? T at's just a straig t guy's way of t inking t at you and I could ever be a couple.
JACK: [TO JURGEN] Ok, first of all, Will s ould only be so lucky, ok? So let's just clear t at rig t up. Second of all, you don't even know me t at well. W y would you just assume t at I was gay? [EVERYONE LAUGHS] Are you finis ed? Ok. FYI, folks, most people t at meet me do not know t at I am gay.
WILL: Jack, blind and deaf people know you're gay. Dead people know you're gay.
JURGEN: Can we play poker?
WILL: Yes. Come on, w o's in?
ROB: Yes.
JACK: I'm in for 10.
GRACE: [ENTERING] I'm fine.
WILL: Grace?
GRACE: You keep playing.
JACK: O , look, it's Sporty Spice.
WILL: Did you and Danny ave a fig t?
GRACE: Yea , but I-- I don't want to talk about it rig t now. I can't even t ink straig t.
WILL: T at's funny. Neit er can Jack.
JACK: Grace, did you know I was gay w en you met me?
GRACE: My dog knew.
SCENE III: Will's Apartment
(WILL and GRACE are picking up after t e poker game.)
GRACE: Some fabrics never came in, and I wasn't able to make t e presentation. Diamond Interiors got t e job.
WILL: O , I'm sorry. W at a disappointment.
GRACE: T ank you! See? T at's all I wanted to ear, but Danny said, "Well, w en you put everyt ing off till t e last minute..."
WILL: Oo .
GRACE: Yea . And I lost it. I started screaming, "W y can't you just let me ave my feelings?"
WILL: Grace, t at is so Barbara DeAngelis "Making Love Work."
GRACE: I know. Wasn't it?
WILL: Yea .
GRACE: And t en e says-- Get t is-- "You don't ave to get ysterical. You sound just like your mot er."
WILL: If you were on "Jerry Springer," t at's t e minute you jump out of your c air.
GRACE: Yea . Can you believe t at?
WILL: Hmm. You're staying ere tonig t. Go was your face. I'll make up your bed.
GRACE: [SIGHS] "You sound just like your mot er." W at kind of a person says t at?
[GRACE EXITS TO THE BATHROOM]
WILL: A person you s ould've dumped a year ago.
GRACE: [OFF-SCREEN] W at?
WILL: I said I ear t ey're re-releasing Vertigo.
[A KNOCK ON THE DOOR.]
GRACE: [OFF-SCREEN] "You sound just like your mot er." W en you want pus someone's buttons, t at'll do it.
JACK: [ENTERING, CARRYING GUAPO'S BIRDCAGE AND HIS LUGGAGE] Hey, roomie!
WILL: O ! Jack, you can't move in tonig t.
JACK: W at?
WILL: Grace is very upset. I told er s e could stay ere tonig t. You can move in tomorrow.
JACK: Ok, t at's interesting. You t ink maybe you could've told me t is-- O , I don't know-- Before I packed up my entire life?!
WILL: You don't understand. Grace as ad a really-- W at's in t e at box, your tiara?
JACK: [MOCKING LAUGHTER] A - a a a. [TO THE BIRDCAGE] Look, Guapo, e made a funny. S ut up, Will! I just sc lepped all t e way over ere from t e East Side, and you know ow muc Guapo ates riding in taxis!
WILL: Ok. Ok. Take it easy, Jack. You sound just like your mot er.
JACK: [HORRIFIED GASP] Crossing t e line! Ok, you nasty, tter, lonely, balding man. I don't need t is crap from you, Will. You know w at? I just don't need it. [EXITING] W at time tomorrow?
WILL: 8:00-is .
JACK: [EXITING] Fine.
SCENE IV: Will's Office
(WILL is aving a meeting wit is client, HARLIN.)
HARLIN: You're my lawyer. You tell me. W at ave I got to do to buy t is company?
WILL: Well, first you've got to get somet ing called a Hart-Scott-Rodino antitrust clearance and t en we can negotiate standstills and lockups. Naturally, t at's after we do due diligence.
HARLIN: W at t e ell is doo-doo diligence?
WILL: No, Harlin, after we do due diligence.
HARLIN: Doesn't matter ow slow you say it, Will. It's still doo-doo, isn't it? I just want to know w at it means.
WILL: It's just crap t at lawyers deal wit . Harlin, I'll andle it. I've been representing your corporation for 5 years now, remember?
HARLIN: I know, but my wife's been bugging me about t e business lately. S e wants me to be a little more ands-on.
WILL: You sure s e's talking about t e business?
HARLIN: [LAUGHS] Yea , s e's talking about t e business. But I trust you, Will, so you do t at doodoo... T at you do so well. [HARLIN EXITS]
WILL'S ASSISTANT (OVER THE INTERCOM): [BUZZ] Will, it's Grace on line one.
WILL: Hey.
GRACE: Can I stay at your apartment again tonig t?
WILL: Of course. As long as you want. W at are you doing?
GRACE: I'm looking for tissues.
WILL: Have your assistant get t em for you.
GRACE: S e's late again.
WILL: [SCOFFS] O ! Fire er already.
GRACE: I'm not going to fire Karen. Her social contacts keep my business afloat.
WILL: W y does s e even work? I mean, isn't s e wort , like, a gazillion dollars?
GRACE: S e feels working keeps er down to eart .
KAREN: [ENTERING] I know. I'm late. My driver ad anot er bronc ial incident. It was disgusting. I ad to raise t e partition. But t at's no excuse. I s ould be punis ed. I'm writing you a c eck.
WILL [OVER SPEAKERPHONE]: Karen, tell Grace s e s ould fire you.
KAREN: Grace, tell Will to redirect is anger at is mot er w ere it belongs. W oops.
GRACE: [TO WILL] Call me later.
WILL [OVER SPEAKERPHONE]: Bye. [GRACE HANGS UP THE PHONE.]
KAREN: All rig t, oney, ere you go. Guilt, be gone!
GRACE: Karen, I don't want a c eck. I want assistance. I'm t e boss. I give you c ecks.
KAREN: Yes, you do, oney, and I love t em. I do. You know, I keep t em all rig t ere in t is box. So, w at else?
GRACE: [SIGHS] Danny and I got into a fig t.
KAREN: O , oney, call im and make up.
GRACE: W y would I do t at? It wasn't my fault.
KAREN: Well, in t e long run, it doesn't matter.
GRACE: I don't know t at t ere's going to be a long run.
KAREN: U ...Grace? You're... You're w at, 40?
GRACE: I'll be 31 next mont .
KAREN: So I rounded up. [BEAT] Honey, Danny is a good catc . You've been living toget er for a year. Close t e deal already.
[THE TELEPHONE RINGS]
KAREN: I'm serious, Grace. Pick up t e pace.
[RING...]
GRACE: I'm serious, Karen. Pick up t e p one.
[RING...]
KAREN: O ! [KAREN PICKS UP THE PHONE] Grace Adler Designs...
SCENE V: Will's Apartment
(WILL, GRACE, ROB, and ELLEN are finis ing up dinner.)
ELLEN: So, Will, ave you seen Mic ael since you two broke up?
WILL: U --
GRACE: No, e asn't, but I ave. Mic ael's not doing well. He got fat, e's depressed, c eap aircuts, not good. Actually it's really sad.
ROB: W at are you talking about? I just saw im. He looks great.
GRACE: U , Rob...you're di**issed.
WILL: T anks for trying, sweetie.
GRACE: His aircut really was awful.
WILL: I know. You know w at? I t ink it's time for $25,000 Pyramid.
ROB: Hello!
ELLEN: All rig t. So, Will, are you going to keep t e place?
WILL: Well, I t oug t it was going to be a little too expensive, so I told Jack--
[KNOCK ON DOOR]
WILL: O , no.
JACK: [ENTERING, CARRYING HIS LUGGAGE AND GUAPO'S BIRDCAGE] Hi, oney, I'm ome. O , are we entertaining? [TO ROB AND ELLEN] Welcome!
WILL: Jack, I meant to call you, but I--
JACK: Don't even--!
GRACE: Wait, wait. I can stay at Rob and Ellen's tonig t.
JACK: No, you can't, Grace, because, apparently, you matter. How about t at?
WILL: Jack, I am so sorry. I-- Are bandannas back in? 'Cause I didn't get t at memo.
JACK: [SING-SONG] Ha, a- a. Ha, a, a, a. Let me tell you somet ing, Will Truman, ok? I don't need to live ere, all rig t? And you know w at? Guess w o loses. Hello, you do, because I could've turned you into a uman being instead of t is rude, self-absorbed, getting c unkier every day-- Oops, did t at slip out-- T ing t at you are. [BEAT] W at time tomorrow?
WILL: 8:00-is .
JACK: Fine. [JACK EXITS.]
WILL: Let's play t e pyramid!
ELLEN: Ok. You two first.
GRACE: Ok. You give, I'll receive.
WILL: Just as God intended it.
ROB: Ellen's timing. Here's your first subject.
WILL: All rig t.
ROB: Go.
WILL: Ok, ok. U ... [READING THE CARD] O , driftwood. U ...Jo n Wayne. Your parents' marriage.
GRACE: T ings t at are dead.
WILL: Yes. U ...my one nig t stand on Fire Island.
GRACE: Latin t ings!
WILL: Good. U ... T e postcard I sent you from Italy. U , "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M.
GRACE: O ! T ings t at make you cry!
WILL: Yes. Um...Professor Gopnick's teet --
GRACE: T ings t at are yellow!
WILL: Yes. And, u ...a cane. U , u , a railing.
GRACE: Hu ? No, come on, give me anot er clue!
WILL: U ...eac ot er.
GRACE: T ings t at you lean on!
WILL: T at's it!
GRACE: Yea !
ELLEN: You guys. T at was amazing, Grace. You and Danny never do t is well w en we play.
GRACE: I know. I'm going to break up wit im. [SIGHS] It's just time. Our relations ip as reac ed a fork in t e road, and...ending it wit Danny is t e rig t...prong. Excuse me. [GRACE EXITS TO THE BATHROOM.]
WILL: U ... t ings t at bring a dinner party to a cras ing alt?
SCENE VI: Will's Office
(GRACE is talking to WILL on t e p one.)
WILL: So, ow did it go?
GRACE: Not like I t oug t.
WILL: O , Gracie, I'm sorry, but, you know, you give it some time--
GRACE: No, Will. He proposed.
SCENE VII: Grace's Office
(A DELIVERY MAN arrives wit flowers.)
DELIVERY GUY: Grace Adler Design?
KAREN: O , my God, would you look at t at? Now, w o in t e world would be sending-- O , carnations. T ey must be for you. O , yup, t ey're from Danny. O , well, isn't e a sweet eart? U -- [READING THE CARD] O , my. Well. I'm surprised you're still walking.
GRACE: Give me t at. [READING THE CARD, LAUGHING] O , e is so great. I can't believe I ever doubted e was t e one.
SCENE VIII: Will's Apartment
(WILL and JACK are aving dinner.)
WILL: Bon appetit. So, w at am I going to do about Grace?
JACK: W at's t e g deal? W y don't you... Can I get a skos more gravy? [MAKES A CHOKING NOISE] It's a little dry. You don't like Danny, I mean, just tell er it's a bad idea.
WILL: I don't tell people w o to marry.
JACK: Ok, you always tell me w at you t ink of t e men I date.
WILL: I'm talking about marriage, not Rudy, t e Jewis cowboy you met on t e Internet.
JACK: S alom, my lonesome prairie dog. [BEAT] Look, s e's your best friend, Will. You ave to tell er w at you t ink. Be onest.
WILL: I can't. Before my brot er married Ginny, e asked me w at I onestly t oug t of er. Well, I told im. S e's morose and controlling and icy. Well, t ey got married anyway. Now s e ates me, and my brot er and I don't talk. Couldn't andle losing Grace like t at.
JACK: Hmm. You know, I'm going to call Rudy again. [BEAT] O , God, I'm sorry. But more importantly, it's terrible about you and your brot er. It's awful. It's-- [JACK STOPS WILL FROM POURING HIM WINE] No, no, no, do you ave any mineral water? Sulfites.
WILL: So, w en are you moving in?
JACK: Well, I'm going to be away on business for a w ile, and, u --
WILL: Wit w at-- a! W at business?
JACK: Business. I ave business. And clients. And work-related...business.
WILL: How is t e work-related client business t ese days?
JACK: W at is t is? W y do you ave to be so mean?
WILL: Because you love it, and I love you, and-- and you love gel. And you ave a ome ere w en you get back.
JACK: You see? You can be a very great guy w en you want to be.
WILL: Well, I got to be nicer to you.
JACK: Yes, you do.
WILL: Because you are a good friend.
JACK: Yes, I am.
WILL: I know it's got to be roug on you.
JACK: Will, don't.
WILL: Trapped in a man's body like t at.
SCENE IX: Will's Apartment
(WILL is watc ing TV as GRACE enters.)
GRACE: Hi.
WILL: Hey.
GRACE: W at are you watc ing?
WILL: Pop Up Video. Turns out Fiona Apple doesn't particularly like apples. Apple Brown Betty was invented by a guy named Darren, and get t is: Bobby Darin's dog was named Fiona. You get--w at are t e odds of t at?
GRACE: I said "yes."
WILL: W at?
GRACE: I said "yes."
WILL: O , my God. O , my God! Come ere!
GRACE: Aa ! [WILL AND GRACE HUG]
WILL: Wow, let's ave a look at t at ring. O , it's beautiful. W en is t e stone being put in?
GRACE: I knew you were going to say t at.
WILL: Well, t is... You know, I'm--I'm t irsty.
GRACE: W at?
WILL: W at w at? I'm appy for you.
GRACE: Lying. Lying man talking.
WILL: Grace, stop it. I am appy for you. I want you two to ave a great life toget er.
GRACE: You do? O , t ank God. I was so worried coming over ere. So I ave your blessing t en?
WILL: Yes.
GRACE: I love you.
WILL: Love you.
GRACE: Ok, I've got to go tell my family.
WILL: U , Grace, don't.
GRACE: I ave to, Will. T ey're paying.
WILL: No. I mean, don't marry Danny.
GRACE: W at?
WILL: Honey, I got to be onest. T is guy's not enoug for you. I mean, your passion, and you're--you're creative and beautiful and perfect, and t is guy, I mean, you s ould be wit someone more...somebody else. I mean, e's not funny, e doesn't know w at your favorite flower is, e's passive-aggressive, t e man ig -five's you after sex, Grace. You're so afraid you're never going to get married, you can't even see ow wrong e is for you. I mean, t ink about it. If you really believed e was t e one, would you be asking me for my blessing?
GRACE: Go to ell, Will. [GRACE EXITS]
SCENE X: Grace's Office
(KAREN is on t e p one.)
KAREN: [ON PHONE] No, Rosario-- por favor, oney, listen to me for a second, ok? Take Olivia and Mason to la store de los toys.
WILL: [ENTERING] W ere's Grace?
KAREN: [TO WILL] O , oney, t ank God. How do you say "toy store" in Spanis ?
WILL: Tienda de juguetes.
KAREN: Mm- mm. T anks. [INTO PHONE] F. A. O-ye, Sc wartz-o. ¡Sí! Sí, Rosario. Gracias. Hola. [HANGS UP PHONE.]
WILL: I aven't slept. I can't get any work done. W ere is s e?
KAREN: Will, just stop rig t t ere. I cannot tell you anyt ing. It's a secret.
WILL: W at is?
KAREN: S e's at City Hall, getting married-- [TO HERSELF] O , devil! O !
WILL: W at? W at about t e g wedding?
KAREN: Well, s e t oug t it was best to get it over wit quickly, not make a g to-do, and I say brava.
[GRACE ENTERS, CRYING, WEARING A WEDDING DRESS.]
WILL: Grace.
GRACE: O , look w o's ere.
WILL: I'm sorry--
GRACE: O , it's a little late for t at.
WILL: No, I'm ere, Grace. I'm ere to support your marriage.
GRACE: T ere is no marriage.
WILL: W at?
GRACE: T ere is no marriage. And you want to know w y? Because my best friend-- t at would be t e part you're supposed to play-- my best friend dropped a bomb of... poo on my ead!
KAREN: Ew. Honey, um... no...
GRACE: I mean, I was fine! I was getting married and t en you come along. You come, and you poison wit t e... t e t orns from t e-- t e flower... [CRYING] You know, I ad t is metap or worked out earlier, but I'm just very upset rig t now.
WILL: Gracie, I just want you to be appy.
GRACE: No, Will. You want me to be alone, like you.
WILL: Is t at t e way you see t is?
GRACE: Yes!
WILL: T at's interesting, 'cause I, u ... never t oug t of myself as being alone. [WILL EXITS.]
KAREN: Well, t at was a little ars .
GRACE: Good!
KAREN: U , y-yes, yes, it is. He's a bad person, very bad. Grace, I t ink it's time for a couple of blue ppies.
GRACE: I don't want any pills.
KAREN: T ey're not for you, oney. T ey're for me. [RATTLES THE PILLS] You know, marriage is...w at? Marriage is... Marriage is, ok? W at t e ell, t at's all you need to-- [GRACE HAS EXITED] Grace? O ! Now s e's gone. S e's gone, and I'm sitting ere talking to myself like a crazy person. O , my god, listen to me. I'm still doing it!
SCENE XI: Will's Office
(WILL is at is desk as GRACE enters.)
GRACE: Will, I am--I am so sorry for w at I said back t ere.
[GRACE'S VEIL GETS CAUGHT IN THE DOOR, SNAPPING HER HEAD BACK. WILL UNCATCHES IT FOR HER.]
WILL: I know. It was mean, but... I know.
GRACE: T is morning, on t e way to t e ceremony, Danny looked at me and said, "I can't wait to spend t e rest of my life wit you," and I turned to im and said... "you know, t e limo as a p one." It wasn't rig t. He was a **art, attractive man w o loved me... And w o I loved, by t e way. W y wasn't it rig t?
WILL: Sweetie, remember in college, we saw t at Frenc film about a man and a woman t at were perfect for one anot er, but t ey kept missing eac ot er, and in t e last scene, t ey meet on a plane, because t at's t e way it was destined to be, remember? And you said, "T at's going to be me." Gracie, you're just in t e middle of your movie. Danny was a plot point, a nice, decent, postcoital- ig -5-ing plot point. T ere's still time, you know. Go get some Raisinets.
GRACE: I like Red Vines.
WILL: W atever you want. T e point is, it's not over. If your movie's going to ave a appy ending, you just ave to see it t roug . Come ere.
GRACE: U -u .
WILL: [KISSING HER FOREHEAD] Mwa ! W at do you say we go get a drink?
GRACE: Yes!
WILL: W at is wit t at dress?
GRACE: O , give me a break. I ad 5 minutes to prepare for t is.
WILL: Still.
SCENE XII: A Bar
(WILL and GRACE are drinking. T ere are lots of patrons present.)
PATRON #1: [TO WILL] I want you to make a toast to your lovely new bride!
CROWD: [CHEERING] Yea ! Yay!
WILL: Here's to t e ball and c ain. If s e makes it t roug t e nig t, ba- ng! I t ink I'll keep er!
GRACE: Wait...my turn. To my Will: You are my ero and my soul mate, and I'm a better woman for loving you.
CROWD: Aww...
PATRON #1: Hey, ey, ey, come on, you two, ow's about a kiss?
CROWD: O , yea ! Yea ! [CHANTING] Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! Kiss!
[WILL KISSES GRACE]
GRACE: Not ing? Anyt ing?
WILL: Sorry. Not ing. Hmm
当然不是，Will的扮演者eric有老婆孩子的
Jack倒是真的是Gay，他好像和他的发型师好上了
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Will Grace are best friends. Will is a gay lawyer and Grace is a straig t interior designer. T ey bot live in New York. Grace is engaged to a real jerk, but w en t at relations ip falls apart, s e moves in wit Will. T is is only supposed to be until Grace finds a place of er own, but s e and Will end up wit eac ot er as permanent roommates. Also in t e cast are Jack, Will's flamboyant gay friend and Karen, Graces' secretary/assistant w o doesn't really need to work because s e married money several times.
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6、Game of T rones《权利游戏》，和以往的美剧不同，《权力的游戏》的大部分演员使用的是英式英语。对于英式英语学习的效果也很大，尤其是想要考雅思的。
7、Everwood《雪山镇》，一部感人至极的家庭剧，用词很讲究，但语速稍快，也不适合初学者作为学习题材。
8、T e Good Wife《傲骨贤妻》，美国法律剧，讲述了一名政客的妻子如何在丈夫深陷丑闻泥沼的时候重新生活的故事，剧情引人入胜。包罗万象，演员演技一流，还有精彩的法庭辩论，用词精当，难度适中。
9、Gossip Girl《绯闻少女》，该剧展示了美国的校园文化生活，里面的英语不算太难,而且发音标准，只有c uck的语速还慢些，整体语速比较快，难度略大。
10、Will and Grace《威尔与格蕾丝》，这是一部情景喜剧对语言的把玩可谓到了极致，但是语速超快，难度很大。
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