Dharma & Greg - Season One (1997) Review

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(More customer reviews)#1 - "Pilot" - Straight-laced Greg and free-spirited Dharma tell their parents about their engagement.
#2 - "And The In-Laws Meet" - Dharma and Greg throw a celebration party and the Montgomery family meets the Finkelsteins.
#3 - "Shower the People You Love With Love" - Dharma buys Greg a deluxe shower - Kitty misunderstands the word "shower" and prepares for a social event.
#4 - "And Then There's The Wedding" - The newlywed couple decide to have a wedding party to appease their parents but are frustrated by Kitty's plans for a grand country-club affair.
#5 - "The Ex-Files" - Greg's ex-girlfriend Barbara moves back and she still has feelings for Greg.
#6 - "Yoga and Boo Boo" - Dharama hopes to lower Greg's stress level by introducing him to yoga.
#7 - "Indian Summer" - While sunning on the roof, Dharma & Jane meet an elderly Native American who wants to die on the premises, claiming that it was his ancestors' sacred burial ground.
#8 - "Mr. Montgomery Goes to Washington" - Greg runs for Congress but neither he nor Dharma are prepared for the social graces for the job.
#9 - "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Father" - Family secrets are revealed when Dharma and Greg are given a background check for Greg's security upgrade.
#10 - "The First Thanksgiving" - Dharma volunteers to make Thanksgiving dinner for the entire family.
#11 - "Instant Dharma" - Dharma's yoga students are deserting her class for a popular self-defense class taught by a wacko (Laurie Metcalf).
#12 - "Haus Arrest" - Greg's rebellious teenaged neice comes to visit and Dharma's free spirit is severely challenged.
#13 - "Do You Want Fries With That?" - Greg suffers job burnout and Dharma pushes him to quit and do what he really wants to do - be a short order cook in a hamburger joint.
#14 - "Old Yeller" - Dharma buys an old school bus after tiring of Greg's obsessive rules when driving his car.
#15 - "The Second Coming of Leonard" - Everyone is enamored over Dharma's former boyfriend Leonard - except Greg.
#16 - "Dharma and Greg's First Romantic Valentine's Day Weekend" - All sorts of problems arise during Dharma and Greg's romantic weekend in upstate New York.
#17 - "The Official Dharma and Greg Episode of the 1998 Winter Olympics" - Dharma, Abby and Jane try to help Kitty cope with her 50th birthday while Greg, Edward and Larry go skiing.
#18 - "Daughter of the Bride of Finkelstein" - Dharma and Greg move in with Greg's parents after a plumbing emergency. The Finkelsteins comtemplate marriage after 20 years of living together.
#19 - "Dharma's Tangled Web" - Dharma learns that Kitty and Edward are separating and creates a mess when she tries to keep the news from Greg. Jane Seymour guest stars.
#20 - "The Cat's Out of the Bag" - Dharma attempts to help the Montgomery's sex life by taking Kitty to an adult erotica shop where they naturally run into Larry and Abby.
#21 - "Spring Forward, Step Down" - Dharma and Greg enter a ballroom dancing contest.
#22 - "Much Ado During Nothing" - Dharma and Greg decide to spruce up their sex life by having sex in a public area.
#23 - "Invasion of the Buddy Snatcher" - Dharma wants to get to know Greg's poker buddies but Greg is upset when she starts offering them personal advice.


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Lost: The Complete Sixth and Final Season Review

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(More customer reviews)I've seen every season of Lost at least twice now, and it all makes perfect sense to me. Okay, it makes enough sense. It makes all the sense it needs to. All the remaining unanswered questions don't matter to me. "Who built the statue of Tawaret?" I don't care, it's not important. "Why Tawaret?" I don't care, doesn't matter. "Does the statue being broken have anything to do with the pregnancy problems?" Chronologically speaking, it seems unlikely, but still, don't care, doesn't matter. "What about Walt? WAAAAALLLLT! WAAAALLLLT!" Sheesh, you guys have been wailing about Walt since season one. Don't care, doesn't matter. Personally, I think the "new man in charge" featurette is a joke at the expense of all those people who will just never be satisfied. "Okay, you wanna know what happens to Walt? Here, this is what happens to Walt! Happy now?"
Sorry for that, I've just been skimming some of the 84 one-star reviews. 84? Really? "I loved it until the finale, and the finale sucked!" Okay, so, 15 out of 16 good episodes results in a one star? "I wasted 6 years of my life watching Lost! I want my 6 years back!" Surely you did something else during that time? "We deserve answers and we didn't get any!" Well, you got answers, you just didn't like them. "The sideways flash was a waste of time! The time wasted on the sideflash could have been spent with Ben standing at a podium and explaining everything, with a nice powerpoint presentation." Hell, Ben never knew everything.
Sheesh, you want to complain about a series that never makes any sense, watch Smallville.
Okay, so here goes. If you haven't seen this series yet, will you love it or hate it? If you are an atheist, a materialist, or you believe that this is a science fiction show, and that everything should end up making rational, objective, empirical, materialistic, not-violating-the-laws-of-physics sense (including the smoke monster. I mean, sheesh, were you expecting the smoke monster to be a cloud of AI-directed nano-machines from the future or something?), then, no, you will not like this season. If, however, you realize that you are watching a fantasy series and have been from the start, you should have no problem with the true nature of the smoke monster or any other of the answers you get from this season. And the flash sideways is not a waste of time.
So there.

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