Jon Kinnally
Kittens, it's a special New Year's treat! We talked to Will & Grace writer Jon Kinnally about his time on the show.
He shares his favorite guest stars, favorite jokes, how he and writing partner Tracy Poust got the job, and much more.
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119: Will Works Out (with Jon Kinnally)
This week on Just Jack & Will, there’s a lot to work out as Sean & Eric review “Will Works Out,” the only episode from the original run that was never shown in syndication. They talk about mp3.com, hollow weights, Barbra Streisand, and Jack’s silent “Funkytown.” Then, they welcome key Will & Grace writer Jon Kinnally to dig deep about this episode and its themes. Here’s a dozen shares of G.E.
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Daniel and Laura welcome Jon Kinnally and Chris Young to drink about Blondie’s narrow escape on Houston Street, The Green Witch Guide, Daniel’s coffin etiquette, The Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Paul Rudd reads, the comedic brilliance of Christina Applegate, Wake Up Ron Burgundy, the Craigslist Killer, John Wayne’s intestines, NADS, AYDS, Maskiss Gold eye masks, Mae West, Ted Bundy b.o.,pharaohs, Will&Grace&Madonna, The Lost Weekend, Cher, The mysterious beauty of Ray Wise, Twin Peaks and Jon Kinnally’s tour deforce scene in the Mary Kay Place directed episode of The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman on Amazon.
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S03E18: The Murder of One (feat. Jon Kinnally)
In which there's definitely more than one murder.
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7,25in x 9in / 108 pages / 2021 - 2022 (printed in 2024)
Collaborative project with Charlie Welch
In the fall of 2021 Jon and Charlie began this project and it was a way to commit to staying creative and keep their imaginations active. Every Sunday from October 3, 2021 through September 24, 2022, Jon would send Charlie text and Charlie would interpret it through a photograph. At the same time, Charlie would send Jon a separate photograph and Jon would interpret it with words. They would have one week to complete both parts, as well as to prepare new work to send to each other. As a result There are one hundred and two collaborative dialogues.
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