The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. loves to nominate "Will & Grace" for Golden Globes. When it comes to handing over an actual trophy, however, it's a bit stingier.
Including the two nods it got Monday morning, "Will & Grace" has been nominated a total of 29 times. Wins so far? Zero.
At the 2018 Globes, the rebooted comedy will be up for best television series _ musical or comedy for the seventh time, and Eric McCormack will have a sixth opportunity to write a thank-you speech.
As for the rest of the cast, Debra Messing and Sean Hayes have each been nominated six times, for actress and actor in a lead role and supporting role in a comedy or musical series, respectively. Megan Mullally has been nominated four times for supporting actress in a comedy or musical series.
The Primetime Emmy Awards have treated "Will & Grace" more kindly, with 16 wins out of a total 83 nominations. Mullally, Hayes and McCormack each have one acting Emmy statue in hand, and Messing has two.
