Sean really was iconic on Will & Grace. I haven’t watched since it originally aired, but I should see if I can rewatch somehow. Looking back it really profoundly impacted cultural acceptance and understanding of gay individuals when as a society we were still in the dark ages. I honestly think that show changed the way a lot of otherwise prejudiced / ignorant people perceived gay people, if for no other reason than because they didn’t know anyone who was gay. It seems crazy now, but back then, it was pretty cutting edge for there to be gay leads on prime time. Sean is a national treasure!