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is the 11th episode of the fourth season (and 82nd overall) of the sitcom Will & Grace , which originally aired on December 6, 2001 . Plot Summary
: Patrick Breen (as Mitchell) and Dan Gauthier (as Curt). [S4E11] Stakin' Care of Business
: Jack attempts to popularize a new, nonsensical catchphrase, "Stake it!" , while working out at the gym. He believes it provides a burst of energy, but is outraged to find a personal trainer already using a similar phrase ("snake it"). is the 11th episode of the fourth season
: According to Sean Hayes, the phrase came from a real-life trip to Hawaii with producer Max Mutchnick. One of them, after smoking pot, ordered steak and said "stake it" while holding it to someone's mouth. He believes it provides a burst of energy,
: Grace decides she wants to expand Grace Adler Designs by taking over the vacant space next to her office. After being rejected for a bank loan, she asks Karen for the money. Karen initially refuses, leading to a confrontation where Grace refuses to let Karen out of a stuck elevator until she reconsidered. Cast & Characters The main cast featured in this episode includes: Will Truman : Eric McCormack Grace Adler : Debra Messing Karen Walker : Megan Mullally Jack McFarland : Sean Hayes
: At the same gym, Will encounters a guy he once spent the night with but never called back. He soon finds himself caught in a "discontented love triangle" after hooking up with another man at the gym, only to realize he has become the "rebound guy".
: This is one of the few episodes of the original series that does not feature scenes inside Will’s apartment. "Will & Grace" Stakin' Care of Business (TV Episode 2001)
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