Dharma & Greg

Dharma, who lives life on her own terms, and Greg, who follows a more conventional path, inform their parents about their relationship, but the families are not supportive of the union.

Dharma and Greg host a party to celebrate their marriage, but Kitty refuses to attend, prompting Dharma to try to build a relationship with her. Tensions rise when the two families finally come together to plan the event.

Dharma installs a high-end "Spring Mist 3000" shower in an effort to improve Greg's daily routine, while Greg spends the afternoon playing golf with Edward and Larry in a lighthearted but competitive round. Meanwhile, Kitty misinterprets the word "shower" and begins preparing for what she believes to be a formal social gathering.

Dharma and Greg decide to hold a second wedding to satisfy their families, especially the disapproving Kitty, who transforms their small gathering into an elaborate country-club event with a formal vow renewal. Meanwhile, Pete and Jane experience an unexpected moment in the cloakroom.

Greg's ex-girlfriend Barbara returns to his firm from Washington, reigniting old tensions. Dharma, feeling jealous, tries to help Barbara move on by finding her a new love, especially after Barbara admits she still has feelings for Greg.

Greg's competitive streak leads to a physical injury during a yoga class after a challenge with Pete, prompting Dharma and Greg to confront his out-of-control lifestyle. Meanwhile, Larry pitches an idea to commercialize Dharma's yoga lessons to Edward.

Dharma and Jane encounter an elderly Native American man on the roof who claims the property is a sacred burial ground and wishes to die there. Dharma offers him a place to stay, but Greg becomes increasingly wary of his intentions and secretly follows him, even arranging for Pete to impersonate him at a dinner with Attorney General Janet Reno.

Greg's victory in a high-profile court case leads to calls for him to run for Congress, prompting Dharma to seek advice for their political future. Greg struggles with public life, including a humiliating moment at his first event, but his fortunes change when a private moment with Dharma becomes sensationalized. As Greg's popularity rises, his opponent's own scandal shifts the balance of the race.

Greg requires a higher security clearance for a classified case, prompting a background check that uncovers surprising secrets about Larry and Edward. Dharma is shocked to learn her father is not the FBI fugitive he claimed to be, leading her to conspire with Greg and Pete to create a fake file for him to steal. Meanwhile, Greg is unsettled to discover that Edward never legally divorced his first wife, and Kitty's response to the revelation is unexpected.

Dharma takes on the challenge of preparing Thanksgiving dinner for the entire family in Kitty's kitchen, with Jane's assistance, while Kitty secures a restaurant reservation as a backup. Meanwhile, Greg is upset to discover late that Dharma's plans may involve more than just a turkey.

Dharma's parents find her upset after her yoga students have switched to a more popular self-defense class. Greg tries to help but they end up leaving a fundraising event early. Dharma later attends the self-defense class, led by an eccentric instructor named Spyder, who spreads fear about rising crime. After confronting Spyder and being intimidated, Dharma faces a moral dilemma when she dreams of breaking her non-violent principles. Her attempt to challenge Spyder ends with her and Greg being physically overpowered.

Dharma's patience is tested when Greg's teenage niece Jennifer visits for the holidays and pushes boundaries, including shoplifting during a chaotic shopping trip with Dharma and Jane. Tensions escalate when Jennifer invites a boyfriend over without permission, prompting Dharma to take strict disciplinary action, which leads Jennifer to run away.

After a legal victory leaves Greg emotionally unfulfilled, Dharma encourages him to pursue his true passions, leading him to discover a love for cooking. He shocks his family by quitting his job to become a short-order cook, which inspires Edward to reveal his own hidden talent for hairdressing.

Greg offers Dharma free use of his car but with strict conditions, prompting her to buy a 1968 yellow schoolbus at an auction with Jane and Pete. Meanwhile, Abby hosts a dinner for the Montgomerys and reveals a past romance with Salazar, the artist at Kitty's charity exhibition. Edward teases the Finkelsteins into attending the event, which faces disruption from a sudden rainstorm and flood.

Dharma's ex-boyfriend Leonard returns after a year in India, causing Greg discomfort as others, including Greg's family and Marlene, are drawn to him. After Leonard reveals his celibacy and suggests Greg and Dharma try abstinence, Greg is further unsettled when Dharma insists they respect his boundaries—only for everyone to see Greg with Leonard on TV.

Dharma and Greg's Valentine's Day trip to the Red Rose Inn takes an unexpected turn when they encounter a series of mishaps, including a speeding ticket and a disappointing destination that fails to live up to its brochure. Meanwhile, Kitty misunderstands Larry's mention of an animal-shelter event, leading to an awkward and unsettling conversation about wife swapping with Edward.

Dharma, Abby, and Jane attempt to cheer up Kitty as she deals with depression on her 50th birthday, while Greg, Larry, and Edward embark on a chaotic winter sports trip. To prevent Kitty from undergoing plastic surgery, her friends take her to a naval bar dressed in outlandish outfits to boost her confidence. Meanwhile, Greg and Edward experience an unexpected bonding moment during a disastrous nighttime toboggan ride.

Dharma and Greg are forced to move in with Greg's parents due to a plumbing emergency in their apartment, leading to increased tension. The situation becomes more complicated when Larry decides to move in with the Montgomerys after the Finkelsteins consider marriage after twenty years of cohabitation.

Dharma visits Kitty and quickly realizes that she is separating from Edward, prompting Kitty to beg Dharma not to tell Greg. Dharma's attempt to keep the secret spirals into a web of lies that pulls in Jane Seymour, who is confused and resistant. The episode also reveals a surprising detail about Dharma's past: despite her healthy lifestyle, she is a recovering secret sugar addict.

Dharma loses her patience with Greg's parents during a tense dinner at a Chinese restaurant, where she arranges for Greg to receive some unwelcome news in a fortune cookie. Meanwhile, Dharma tries to help Kitty improve the Montgomerys' sex life by taking her to an erotica store, where they unexpectedly meet Abby and Larry. Greg and Pete take Edward out for drinks, where Edward tries out a questionable pick-up line, and Jane leaves Mr. Boots with Dharma and Greg, only for Greg to discover that Mr. Boots is not what he seems.

Dharma, inspired by spring fever, engages in a series of eccentric behaviors, including dancing naked on her apartment roof, covering it with live grass, and entering a ballroom dance contest at the Montgomerys' country club. Though Greg is hesitant and dismissive of their chances, Dharma reveals a surprising desire to win, placing unexpected pressure on Greg to support her ambitions.

Jane arrives to claim Dharma's stuffed duck, which Dharma reveals is a trophy for having sex in the unlikeliest place. To reclaim it, Dharma and Greg seek an unusual location, but Jane informs Pete of their plans, leading to a series of ironic events that ultimately result in Kitty and Edward being arrested instead.

Greg organizes a poker night, which Dharma uses as an opportunity to connect with his friends, offering private advice on personal issues and gradually driving a wedge between them and Greg. Frustrated by her growing influence, Greg tries to assert control by pretending to plan a date with Jane, only to be drawn into an odd role-playing scenario with her eccentric friends. Meanwhile, Kitty and Edward struggle with a duck-infested pool until Abby, an ornithological intelligence student, arrives to help.