Dharma and Greg has ended, but the show’s stars — including Jenna Elfman and Thomas Gibson — have remained on our screens.
The sitcom, which aired on ABC from 1997 to 2002, followed a couple who married on a whim after their first date — despite their polar opposite personalities. Dharma (Elfman) was a free-spirited yoga instructor while Greg (Gibson) was a buttoned-up attorney. Despite their undeniable chemistry, Dharma and Greg faced a slew of challenges, especially after her hippie parents met his more conservative ones.
After Dharma & Greg came to an end, Elfman continued to find success on shows such as Accidentally on Purpose, Fear the Walking Dead and Shifting Gears.
“I’ve been interested in doing [another sitcom] but I didn’t feel hopeful that it could be done well or fresh or new,” Elfman exclusively told Us Weekly in February 2025 about reuniting with showrunner Michelle Nader, who worked on Dharma & Greg. “So Michelle — and the rest of the cast and crew — are just kicking ass. It’s so good. She just wanted to have a fresh take on what a strong woman looks like. Everything she said resonated with me. It felt like home for me.”
Elfman, who was cast as Tim Allen‘s onscreen love interest, was thrilled to return to a multi-cam format, adding, “I loved her take on how to approach the family at the center of the series and the generational divides culturally, politically and emotionally.”
She continued: “It’s a sitcom but it’s grounded with talent, who knows how to act and who knows how to deliver comedy. At the same time, the writing really supports that as well. Everything felt right for me to come play and I’m so glad I did because I had a very good time.”
Gibson, meanwhile, shifted to procedurals via a notable role as Aaron Hotchner on Criminal Minds, which he was on from 2005 to 2016.
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