The Paley Center in New York is holding an immersive exhibit to celebrate the 25th anniversary of 'Will & Grace.' Cheddar News took a peek at the exhibit to mark the anniversary and celebrate Pride month.

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Paley Center Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Will & Grace

All right. Meanwhile, Will and Grace first aired back uh in September 1998 and to mark the classic sitcoms 25th anniversary, the Paley Center here in New York, holding an immersive exhibit for Michelle Castillo, took a look at it, take a trip to 155 Riverside Drive and say hello again to Jack Karen. And of course, Will and Grace the Paley Museum put together this Will and Grace exhibit in honor of the show's 25th anniversary, as well as to celebrate Pride Month. A gender party is a curious thing. It's a girl. You really experience the whole show through the costumes and the props and the artifacts that we have. I know the show is called Will and Grace, but it isn't complete without the four of them. So you of course, have Karen and Jack over here. Yes. And they had such great fashions. And so you have to always look at Karen and Jack to get the full chemistry of the show. This exhibit features iconic items like the bedazzled telephone from the first episode and costumes from the newest seasons, an interactive quiz even test your knowledge of Will and Grace. Who is Jack's Idol? Oh, that's easy. It's obviously Cher and you can't forget. And right around the corner you have the couch from Li and Grace's apartment. So much comedy and action took place on this couch. Why do you think the show still resonates with people? Even though it actually premiered in 1998? The show really is about friendship and it's really, really funny and friendship and humor never go out of style. This show might have been the first LGBTQ Plus TV show that many people have seen. How do you think that helped the understanding of the LGBTQ Plus community? Well, certainly when you have the vice president of the United States, Joe Biden, go on meet the press and say it was Will and Grace. That really brought an acceptance and awareness of the gay community, I think Will and Grace probably did more to educate the American public than almost anything anybody's ever done so far. That was extremely important. And certainly this program helped the understanding of marriage equality. It's inspired generations to celebrate our quirks and differences for cheddar news. I'm Michelle Casa.