Is will & grace back? Stars of sitcom tease reunion

Some of the photos of the cast - Eric McCormack, Debra Messing, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes - see them embracing one another and posing for the camera; while others show them in character,

acting in never-before-seen scenes on the set of Will's apartment. On top of this, each actor has tweeted a teaser video that further fuels the rumours that Will Truman, Grace Adler,

Karen Walker and Jack McFarland are back in some capacity. The video shows a demolished skyline and flashes up the following sentences, with one word from each line highlighted in red: “A

band of heroes WILL assemble… to protect the world from aliens AND destruction… only an act of GRACE can save them… in their battle for what IS right… only they can bring America BACK from

the brink.” Spelling out "Will And Grace Is Back" seems to clarify things - but something odd about the video hasn't been sitting right with theorists. Given that all cast

members are known supporters of Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, and that tonight sees her and opponent Donald Trump square off in a live debate, it's been suggested

that the cast have simply "assembled" to act in a campaign video. This theory is further fuelled by the only line of dialogue that can be heard in the video, of Mullally's

character Karen exclaiming: "Make America Bueno Again!" The show - which aired for eight seasons from 1998 through 2006 - was mostly known for its outrageous comedy and

sophisticated one-liners; however, the undertone of LGBT issues that ran through it (both Will and Jack were gay) often gave the writers opportunities to make political comment, most notably

when George Bush was re-elected in 2004. In a season seven episode, Will's colleague said "Listen, we have got a major catastrophe going on," with reference to a business

issue, only for Will to get the wrong end of the stick and reply "Look, he was elected; we just have to accept it and move on" in reference to Bush. In the following season, Grace

made the remark: "I'm not even going to think about it. I'm going to close my eyes and do what I want. Oh, hey, hello, I'm George Bush!" The reconstruction set of

Will's apartment and the variety of hints from the cast's Twitter accounts have given others hope that a full-blown revival is in the works, and suggestions have been made that

Netflix or Amazon might be in the driver's seat. When the series ended in 2006, the final episode saw the characters of Will and Grace fall out and stop speaking over Grace's

decision to take back her ex-husband; the episode then flashed-forward twenty years when they finally buried the hatchet. Should a reunion series take place now, ten years after the series

ended, the best friends would still be in the midst of their two-decade fall-out. What does this mean for the plot of these reunion scenes? Messing, who plays Grace, tweeted an image of her

character gasping, with the caption "I feel like something BIG is going to happen tomorrow" in what appears to be a still of a new scene, hinting that all will be revealed tomorrow

(September 27).