I can't stand Will & Grace, and resent the implication that this makes me a homophobe. I have had plenty of gay friends, co-workers, clients, etc. over the years (I live in New Orleans, after all), and they're not all entralled with that annoying sappy campy humor that characterizes W&G. Gag me with a spoon!

Hell, I'll even confess to enjoying "Queer Eye," and would volunteer in a minute for one of their queer makeovers. I'll take the $5 grand's worth of clothes, furniture, gourmet food, and CDs that they seem to give away to each subject. No way I'd ever spend my own money on a good Italian suit, for example, but I could probably convince those guys that I "need" one .

The day after they left, of course, I lose all the hair- and skin-care "product," and maybe the most flamboyant item or two of clothing. Might also see if I could trade in some of their recommended CDs for stuff I would have chosen myself.

I am a fan, more or less, of Harry Connick Jr., who was a semi-regular on W&G for a year or so before being written out of the script. (Maybe if the series is just starting in the UK, you Brits won't see him for another year or two.) His character actually married Grace, but being hetero, he apparently didn't have what it took to hold her perverse interest.