Titus Napoleon

Will (Eric McCormack) and Grace (Debra Messing) become hooked on a real-life soap opera unfolding in their neighbors' apartment when they begin eavesdropping through the new heating vent in their floor. As Will and Grace live vicariously through the marital infidelities of the downstairs couple (guest stars Tom Sullivan and Corinne Bohrer), Jack (Sean Hayes) feels neglected and enlists Karen's (Megan Mullally) help in staging a play that drives the message home to his two best friends. Robert Curtis Brown and Jensen Daggett ('The Single Guy') guest-star as the stage actors who portray Will and Grace.

Business is booming as Huggy and a former sheriff from their own private detective agency in "Huggy Bear and the Turkey." Huggy Bear and J.D. Turquet become super-sleuths, "Brown and Turquet." Starsky and Hutch give them their first client -- an hysterical woman who reports her husband missing. In no time they learn that the man in question and two cohorts robbed a local gang boss of $300,000 and then the missing man apparently absconded with all three shares of the loot! The pilot thickens and Huggy and Turquet find themselves caught between the robber accomplices looking for their double crossing partner and the gang they all robbed in the first place. Each threatens to kill the fledg-ling private detectives if they don't find the man. To make matters worse, Huggy learns that the missing man's wife may be in cahoots with a member of the victim-gang and, together, they may have already killed him.