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The 'Will & Grace' reboot breathes fresh life into familiar characters.

Sure, it's just a comedy, but among all the recent TV reboots and resuscitations - "Star Trek," "Dynasty," "Gilmore Girls," "Full House," "SWAT" - "Will & Grace" has the most at stake upon its return to prime time.

The show, which makes its comeback Thursday after 11 years off the air, boosted the mainstreaming of LGBTQ culture by featuring two of network TV's first main gay characters. Former Vice President Joe Biden once said the show "did more to

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