Dharma & Greg

Greg loses his job and starts questioning his life but soon starts lounging around the apartment. 

Greg takes a job gutting squid while living in a seedy motel. Dharma deals with their parents concerning how to handle the crisis. 

Dharma takes extra jobs to convert the expenses but can't make ends meet, causing her to take help from Kitty. 

Since he isn't arguing the law, Greg argues about everything else. Dharma joins a band. 

Kitty is going through menopause and Dharma tries to help her. 

Dharma is "possessed" by the spirit of a deceased neighbor. 

Greg decides to try and become a professional golfer. 

Any and Larry are going to get married and Dharma wants to give them the wedding of their dreams. Green helps Larry get a birth certificate and goes back to being a lawyer. 

Dharma starts solving all of Greg's cases until he asks her to stop. She turns to trying to solve a landlord dispute instead. Larry is involved in a lawsuit with a neighbor and gets Greg's help. 

Greg and Dharma decide to volunteer on Thanksgiving instead of spending the day with family and end up stuffed after attending 5 different dinners. 

Greg has trouble letting Dharma spend her money on him. 

Dharma and Greg try to find another couple to befriend. 

Dharma hires a beautiful woman to be Greg's secretary. 

Dharma befriends a couple of cops after stopping a thief.  This enrages Larry who stops working with her on a surprise party for Abby. 

Dharma counsels Lyle Lovett causing a valentines day getaway to be delayed. 

Dharma and Greg house-sit hour her parents. Their dogs find human bones in the backyard. 

Greg doesn't believe the stories told by Dharma's ex-boyfriend. 

Dharma tries to help Donald make a memorable evening of his first sexual experience. Meanwhile, Greg searches for memories from his childhood but decides he would rather remain in the present; and Larry develops temporary powers of recollection.

Dharma discovers that Greg has been planning all of their romantic escapades. 

Dharma's family believe that birthdays divisible by 7 usher in a "rebirth" . This means she must make amends to those she's wronged. 

Greg is asked to write a letter of recommendation for the child of an old girlfriend. Dharma thinks the kids might be his. 

Dharma finds out Greg's got all his old bachelor furniture in storage, so she brings it into their apartment. The furniture gives off an 80's yuppie vibe that transforms Dharma into a go-getter.

Dharma beats Abby when they both run for president of their co-op. She finds her efforts to fulfill the job mysteriously thwarted at every turn, and she thinks Abby might be sabotaging her.

Dharma dreams that a new life is about to come to them, and thinks she's going to have a baby. The whole family reels when Abby reveals that she's the one having the baby.