Jane Lynch and Andrew Lannes will guest star in the reboot season of Will and Grace

Even after 11 years, Will and Grace can still usher in eye-catching cameos.

The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that both Jane Lynch and Andrew Rannells will make cameo appearances in the upcoming NBC reboot.

The details of their characters are still being kept secret, at least we already know: they will appear in the same episode, which is scheduled to kick-start production this week.

Before them, cameos that had already been announced included Tony Award winner Ben Platt, as well as returning faces such as Harry Connick Jr, Minnie Driver and Bobby Cannavale.

The 8-season multi-shot comedy "Will and Grace," which ended in 2006, has previously been an Emmy award-winning guest, and for eight years there has been a shortage of big-name stars in cameos, such as Madonna, Cher, Michael Douglass and Matt Damon.

The four stars of "Will and Grace" are Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Sean Hayes and Megan Mullally. The 16 episodes of the first season of the reboot season will air on September 28, and the second season has also been renewed by NBC.

NBC's Hollywood Game Night, and Emmy-winning host Jane Lynch, now plays Janet Reno in a play (Manhunt: Unabomber) in the Discovery series that aims to evoke human sympathy for madmen.

Andrew Lannes, who starred in NBC Television's "Basically Normal," recently co-starred in the sixth and final season of HBO's Critical Dear Girls.

Jane Lynch is the host of NBC's Hollywood Game Night, a four-time Emmy Award winner, and currently plays the role of Janet Reno in the Discovery limited drama Manhunt: Unabomber.

Andrew Lannes starred in the NBC series "The New Normal" and most recently starred in the sixth (and final) season of HBO's critically acclaimed "Girls."

(Translator: Xiao Han)