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Chris Haston/NBC The return of the revived NBC comedy is already booking up on A-list guest stars. Will & Grace's famous foursome is coming back for more laughs — and timely commentary — when the NBC revival returns in the fall. The comedy — which stars Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes — was renewed for two more seasons (through 2020) after launching a successful revival season in 2017-18. After more than a decade off the air, Will & Grace had a lot to say in a divisive climate as it welcomed a revolving door of high-profile guest stars, some new and others returning, onto Will (McCormack) and Grace's (Messing) apartment set for Thursday-night TV viewing. The 18-episode second season of the revival — technically season 10 overall — debuts Oct. 4 on NBC. Ahead of the premiere, here are all the updating details about the next season of Will & Grace. What Happened in the Finale Will & Grace capped off season one of the revi

'Adam Rippon  is dipping his ice skate into the world of scripted TV. E! News has learned the Olympic bronze medalist will appear in an upcoming episode of  Will & Grace —and he's not the only special guest. In addition to Rippon,  Matt Bomer  is coming to play as McCoy Whitman, a "smooth-talking, self-satisfied TV news anchor" who dates Will ( Eric McCormack ). But wait, there's more:  Minnie Driver  is returning as Lorraine Finster, Karen's nemesis and stepdaughter. Look for Karen ( Megan Mullally ) to seek her out at a strip club to try and get more money in her divorce settlement. Rippon, Bomer and Driver join previously announced guest stars  David Schwimmer ,  Alec Baldwin ,  Chelsea Handler ,  Jon Cryer  and  Mary McCormack .