Will And Grace. 

GRACE: Stop. Now let me talk, okay? You know the story you always tell of when we first met? The one that you told at the reception? The fondue story? I love how you tell it. It's a wonderful story.
WILL: Well, I am a natural storyteller.
GRACE: Yeah. Too bad it's crap.
WILL: What?
GRACE: That was the second time we met. The first time was right here, on this roof, at Nancy Jacob's party.
WILL: Nancy Ja-- No, no. That was across from a juice bar.
GRACE: Paradise Juice. Right over there, where that parking lot is. [GRACE POINTS DOWN]
WILL: Oh, typical. They pave Paradise, and they put up a parking lot. You were here?
GRACE: Yup. I thought you were the cutest guy I had ever seen. So I came up to you, and I asked for a drink. And you were so sweet, the way you held that funnel for me.
[WILL CHUCKLES.]
GRACE: And then I stumbled back to Nancy and I said, "That's the man I'm going to spend the rest of my life with."
WILL: Well... we say things when we're young. I said Human League would be bigger than the Beatles.
GRACE: Will, I may be getting married today, but when I said I was going to spend the rest of my life with you, I wasn't wrong.
WILL: Well, except--
GRACE: No. I wasn't wrong. Now let's jump.
WILL: What?
GRACE: Let's keep going, Thelma.
[WILL LAUGHS. HE KISSES GRACE ON THE LIPS AND THE TWO EMBRACE.]
WILL: [SINGING SOFTLY] You were working as a waitress in a cocktail bar when I met you...
GRACE: [SINGING SOFTLY] I picked you out and shook you up and turned you around, turned you into someone new...
WILL: Don't tell Leo I had the first dance.