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Dharma & Greg

American television program
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  • Chuck Lorre
    Chuck Lorre
    / Transition into television

    …his first sustained success with Dharma & Greg (1997–2002), featuring an “opposites attract” premise, starring Jenna Elfman as a freewheeling child of hippies and Thomas Gibson as a buttoned-up federal attorney who get married on their first date; Lorre stayed on for the full 119-episode run of the show. In…

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    …his first sustained success with Dharma & Greg (1997–2002), featuring an “opposites attract” premise, starring Jenna Elfman as a freewheeling child of hippies and Thomas Gibson as a buttoned-up federal attorney who get married on their first date; Lorre stayed on for the full 119-episode run of the show. In…

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