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Sean Hayes is ready to go for a two hour treatment

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Forget reunion movies of old TV shows. NBC plans to revive another '80s network gimmick -- sending its sitcom casts abroad for two hour movies of the week. (Think ''Facts of Life Goes to Paris.'') The trick, says NBC Entertainment prez Garth Ancier, is to plan specials early in a series' life: ''It's a little hard to ask the Friends to go to Paris now. It's hard enough to get them to show up on the set.'' Certainly Matthew Perry isn't wild about the idea. ''Those things usually turn out kind of hokey,'' he tells EW. ''We already went to London, so I don't know... maybe 'Friends Goes to Encino'?''

On the other hand, Sean Hayes, returning this fall for his third season of ''Will & Grace,'' is keen to pack his bags, suggesting ''Will & Grace Do Vegas.'' Hayes even concocts a devilish story line: ''Jack could lose all of Will's money.''

Originally posted Aug 28, 2000

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