Dharma & Greg

When free spirit Dharma and conservative Greg get married after going out on a single date, they discover that impulsiveness comes with a price: their parents.

Dharma and Greg find themselves caught between warring in-laws when they decide to throw a party.

Kitty shows Dharma an upscale apartment when Greg misses the pleasure of taking a shower in the morning. Edward and Larry question one another's bravery.

As Dharma and Greg prepare for their second wedding ceremony, the relationships of those around them begin to crumble.

A jealous Dharma attempts to find a new beau for Greg's ex-girlfriend. Larry accuses Edward of cheating during a card game.

Greg enrolls in dharma's yoga class to help him relax, and suffers painful regrets.

Dharma meets a Native American who wants to die on her premises, formerly his ancestors' burial ground.

When Greg is urged to run for congress, Dharma consults Kitty for advice on grooming, as a poltiical wife.

A routine background check for Greg turns into a nightmare for Dharma when it's discovered that her father is not wanted by the FBI as he's always thought.

While Dharma attempts to cook Thanksgiving dinner, Kitty holds a restaurant reservation, just in case.

Dharma seeks a way to fight back when she finds her yoga students being stolen away by a martial arts teacher.

As Christmas approaches...Dharma grapples with Greg's hostile and seemingly uncontrol-lable sixteen-year-old cousin.

Greg quits his job to become a cook, and Edward pursues an earlier calling -- as a hairstylist.

Dharma purchases an old school bus. Larry grows concerned when Abby attends an exhibition featuring artwork created by a now-famous ex-boyfriend.

Greg becomes unhappy when Dharma's extremely popular ex-boyfriend comes for a visit.

Greg's plans for a romantic Valentine's Day getaway go awry; a misunderstanding causes the Montgomerys to believe that the Finklesteins are interested in spouse-swapping.

Inspired by the Winter Olympics, Greg, Edward, Larry and Pete fly to Tahoe for a bobsled ride. Meanwhile, Dharma, Jane and Abby take Kitty to an officer's club after she grows despondent over turning fifty.

A water emergency forces the couple to move in with his parents; Abby and Larry consider marriage.

When Dharma finds out that her in-laws are living apart, Kitty has her swear not to leak the news to Greg.

Dharma takes care of Jane's "Mr. Boots," a man who thinks he's a cat; Meanwhile, a fortune cookie reveals the truth about Kitty and Edward.

Spring fever moves dharma to carpet the apartment with grass and enter a ballroom dance contest.

To win a bet with Jane, Dharma and Greg plan to have sex in a public locale while the finale of Seinfeld distracts the city.

Dharma befriends Greg's poker buddies. The Finklesteins attempt to rid the Montgomery's pool of ducks.