Dharma & Greg

This show has entertained me, and has made me miss my childhood. I use to sit down in front of the television with my parents every night at 8 clock, watch an episode laugh, think of life and admire Jenna Elfman's beauty.

If you are a fan of romance genre then you are in for a big treat.I recently started watching this series when i found out it was one of Chuck lorre production.

I guess real men aren't supposed to like a show like this. It's a rom-com to the max; but it's so well written and casted it draws you in.

I remember watching this show when it was first run on television, and loved it, so when I saw it on Hulu, I couldn't wait to watch it again!After watching all five seasons in about a week (I couldn't watch it in bed, trying to fall asleep, because it would keep me awake!

Loved the show. See below:I, wearing a double breasted brown business suit, sitting on a park bench overlooking San Francisco Bay and reading a copy of The Wall Street Journal, was accosted by a beautiful young blonde in long Gypsy skirt and low-cut blouse, who pulled me into a wild dance that that had me supporting her on my upraised hands and feet while lying on my back on the grass and then she doing the same for me.

I adored the series when it was 1st broadcast & thanks to hulu binge watching gifts the viewer with a more seamless flow from one episode to the next - at least for the first 2 seasons. The 3rd season is where the writing dips a bit & from then on struggles to recapture its initial brilliance.

This show is sooooo good. I used to check out DVDs of it out in the library and have been binge watching it on Hulu a ton.

As a fairly liberal free spirited individual, I find this show most offensive in its interpretation of what is considered liberal. The show's lead female character sets your teeth on edge every time she pulls off one of her 'free spirited antics'.

I love this show! The characters are endearing and the writing pokes fun equally at everyone.