Summary: Joni Mitchell. An accomplished singer/songwriter who has inspired many for decades. And if they're the 105th caller, Will and Grace could be sitting front row at her concert.

Entering the apartment in a mad rush, Will gets to the phone and calls the radio station holding the contest (which wasn't hard to do. He's got their number on speed dial). He gets excited when he gets someone on the other line, only to find out that it's Jack on the phone in another room. Grace gets him off the phone by promising him naked pictures of James Van Der Beek, which she didn't have. Will redials the station and he gets put on hold. Grace makes a promise to God that she would dedicate herself to him. Will wins, and Grace decides to do some charity work...and she decides Will will do it with her.

Jack and Karen have been forced by Grace to donate clothes. Karen finds it extremely hard to part with any of her clothes, because each thing has a lot of sentimental value. Karen soon has to take a phone call from her pharmacist, leaving Jack alone in her closet. He discovers her collection of shoes (which leaves him in awe) and decides to start picking and choosing things to donate there.

Will and Grace are volunteering at a children's play, "Stone Soup." They figure that they'll do the play and then have enough time to get to the concert. That is, until the day of the play and the concert arrives and they've been informed that the play will be starting at a later time, forcing them to miss the concert. Although devastated, they know that they can't turn their backs on the children now.

Karen goes back to her closet after getting dressed, looking for the shoes that would go perfectly with her outfit. Karen immediately chooses her Chanel slingbacks. She opens up the area she keeps her large shoe collection to find that there is a pair missing: her beloved Chanel slingbacks. Panicking, Karen finally realizes what happened to them. Jack donated them to charity.

It's a few hours before the play is to be performed, and Grace bails on Will and goes to the concert. Will is left alone as the play begins and a young girl struggles to read Grace's lines. Suddenly, Grace enters and saves the play, reading the lines she was intended to read. After it is over, Grace explains that she returned because she was asked to leave the concert for singing too loud by Joni Mitchell herself.

Karen drags Jack to a church to find the shoes he donated. Karen finds one of the slingbacks, while another woman named Sally, who is very down on her luck, finds the other. Not willing to give up the shoe without a fight, Karen and Sally settle on a deal for payment for the other shoe: Five.

As Karen is pulling five hundred dollars from her purse, she hears Sally say that she's happy that she's getting five dollars. Karen originally gives her a five-dollar bill, but ends up giving her a few hundred-dollar bills in addition to the five, revealing her soft side.

Quotes
JACK: You don't want to mess with the almighty, Grace. You don't want to go to he-ell. You know what heat and sulfur does to your ha-air.