"Saving Grace, Again" (Part II) Quiz

Answer: ointment

Grace says, "Thanks again for taking me away this weekend. This is exactly what I needed to get my mind off my anniversary." Will tells her, "Well, that's what we're gonna do. In fact, for the rest of the weekend, let's just not mention the words 'Leo', 'marriage', 'anniversary' or 'ointment'." Grace questions, "Ointment?" Will replies, "I just hate that word."

Answer: ointment

Jack asks, "All right, just so we're clear, Will, are we allowed to mention the message Leo left that may or may not have said he was gonna meet Grace on the rooftop of the Peninsula Hotel to possibly rekindle the love they once had ointment?" Will says, "Let's just say for you, all words are off limits." Karen then says, "You know, honey the same policy with my staff.

They are not allowed to say 'insurance', 'fair wage', 'can I have Christmas off to visit my children', or 'ointment'. That one sticks in my craw too."

Answer: It's sinfully delicious.

Karen wants to stop at the Peninsula Hotel to use the bathroom. While she is charging a room, Jack recognizes the man that walks into the lobby. He says, "Oh my God, Karen, look. Oh my God. Look who it is. It's that guy from commercial years ago, remember? He used to dress in a devil outfit and sit on people's shoulders and offer them cocoa in a can.

He used to say, 'It's sinfully delicious'." Karen says, "The Cocoa Devil! Honey, he's the one you should ask to be in your promo. He's the perfect mid-level-celebrity-nobody for your mid-level-nothing cable network."

Answer: There was a spider in it.

After Will found the answering machine in Grace's bag, she told him she just wanted to be clear about Leo's message. Will asks, "Do you wanna go meet him? I mean, you could've gotten back with him any time in the last six months, but you didn't. So what's changed?" Grace says, "Nothing." Will says, "Nothing's changed." Grace tells him, "You're right." Will says, "I am. Because the romance and the moonlight and the anniversary don't make a bit of difference." Grace says, "I know.

It's just, the sound of his voice just was really... I don't know, it just instantly brought me back to... No. No, no. I am not gonna get sucked back into this again. You're right. You know what? I'm gonna get rid of this message right now." She then throws the machine out of the window and Will says, "Hey! You didn't have to throw it out!" Grace says, "Yeah, well, you didn't have to throw out the blender just 'cause there was a spider in it." Will tells her, "It hissed and adopted an attack posture!" Grace says, "You hissed and adopted an attack posture. Don't worry. We'll get a new machine."

Answer: Rip Taylor

Jack's co-worker, Jimmy, tells him that he's found the perfect spokesman for 'Out TV'. Jack tells him, "Actually, I already found someone. It's the Sinfully Delicious Cocoa Devil. Who could possibly be a better camp icon from the '70s?" The producer, Jamie, walks in with Rip Taylor at his side and says, "Let me just say again, Rip, how thrilled, honored and excited we all are to have you as the face of 'Out TV'." Rip replies, "Oh, I'm excited myself! I can finally afford some new confetti." He then begins throwing confetti in the air.

Answer: an explosion

While Grace and Will are watching TV, Grace says, "I love the local news. It's so uplifting. Those two old apple farmers lost everything in the fire and yet, somehow managed to persevere." Will says, "Grace, you have to pay attention. The crystal meth lab in their barn exploded." Grace says, "Still, we should send money. I'm tired."

Answer: Watch Out TV

When Peter walks onto the set, he asks to see the script. Jacks tells him, "There is no script. It's just two lines. Yeah. I need you to look the camera lens right there. I need you to say 'Watch Out TV'." Peter replies with, "Watch Out TV. I like that, it's smart."

Answer: bacon

Will's just sitting on his side of the bed while Grace sleeps. He calls her name, "Grace?" He then shakes her, quite roughly and loudly says, "Grace!" She still doesn't move and then he says, "Bacon's ready." Grace immediately sits up and says, "Is it burnt? I like it burnt."

Answer: Vietnam

Peter refuses to do the commercial, and says, "I'm sorry I ran out like that, but I won't go back. I've got a good thing going here. A job at a nice hotel, a three-speed bicycle, and a room at the Y." Karen sits him down and says, "No doubt you're living the dream, but let me tell you a little story. Between my first and second marriages, I did what many girls in my position do, I backpacked through Japan, Vietnam, and Bhutan. One day while was worshiping at the Golden Temple in Kyoto, I was discovered by a commercial director. Long story short, I became the face of 'Atooshi Kodki!' The energy drink of today's youth.

It was a health drink, chock-full of vitamins, minerals, and twenty-two grams of nicotine. Anyway, I became a sensation. Everywhere I went, I was mobbed by Japanese people. Fortunately, it was right around the time they invented pepper spray." Peter says, "And you lost your entire sense of self." Karen then says, "Exactly.

However, years later when they discovered that nicotine was dangerous and replaced it with Ephedra and trace amounts baby laxative, they offered me another commercial.

But I said no. And that is a decision I have regretted ever since."

Answer: $675

Grace went to the top of the Peninsula Hotel to see if Leo would show, but instead, she found Will. Will tells her, "I needed to know if he was gonna show up." Grace says, "Why? Did you guys have plans for a romantic rendezvous, too?" Will says, "I'm here so that if any time in the future you start wondering if he came or not, I'll have the answer." Grace says, "Now I can't get mad at you for ditching me." Will says, "I didn't ditch you. I took that awful bus so you could have the car." Grace says, "You left me the car? Oops. Look, I like that you pay all my bills, and you do all my laundry, and make all my meals for me, but you really don't have to take care of me anymore." Will says, I feel like I do." Grace tells him, "Well, you don't. Although on our way out, I do need $675 for the taxi."