Dharma & Greg Season 1 Episode 14
Dharma & Greg
Season 1

Ep 14. Old Yeller

  • TVPG
  • January 21, 1998
  • 21 min

Dharma & Greg season 1 episode 14, "Old Yeller", follows the title characters as they receive a surprise visit from Dharma's conservative parents, Kitty and Larry. The episode begins with Dharma and Greg strolling through the park, discussing their differing opinions on the legalization of marijuana. They are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Dharma's parents, who have driven cross-country from their home in Pennsylvania for a visit.

Kitty and Larry are extremely critical of Dharma's liberal lifestyle and her choice of husband. They disapprove of Greg's long hair and unconventional job as a self-employed lawyer, and they are shocked to learn that Dharma smokes pot. Despite these differences, Dharma is thrilled to see her parents and enlists Greg's help in trying to win them over.

The tension between Dharma's parents and Greg is palpable from the start. Kitty and Larry make snide comments about Greg's appearance and career, and Greg struggles to keep his cool. Dharma tries to ease the tension by suggesting they all go out to dinner, but her parents insist on staying in and cooking a meal.

As they prepare dinner together, Kitty and Larry share their perspective on life and family with Dharma and Greg. They talk about the importance of tradition and respect for authority, and they express their disappointment that Dharma has chosen to reject these values. Dharma and Greg try to explain their point of view, but they are met with disapproval and skepticism.

The tension comes to a head when Greg accidentally spills some hot soup on Kitty's lap. Despite his profuse apologies and attempts to help, Kitty lashes out at Greg, calling him a "long-haired hippie" and blaming him for the accident. Dharma is furious with her mother for being so rude to her husband, and she demands that they leave.

The rest of the episode focuses on the aftermath of the fight. Dharma is hurt and angry that her parents can't accept her for who she is, and she struggles to reconcile her love for them with their disapproval of her lifestyle. Greg, meanwhile, is frustrated and resentful that he can't seem to win over Dharma's parents no matter how hard he tries.

In the end, Dharma and Greg have a heart-to-heart conversation about their respective families and the challenges they face. They realize that they may never be able to please everyone, but they are committed to supporting each other no matter what. The episode ends with a touching moment as Dharma tells Greg that she loves him just the way he is, long hair and all.

Overall, "Old Yeller" is a poignant and realistic exploration of the clash of values and personalities that can occur between in-laws. It touches on themes of acceptance, tolerance, and compromise, and it showcases the strong bond between Dharma and Greg in the face of adversity. Fans of the show will appreciate the authentic portrayal of the characters and the heartfelt message of the episode.

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Dharma & Greg season 1 episode 14, "Old Yeller", follows the title characters as they receive a surprise visit from Dharma's conservative parents, Kitty and Larry. The episode begins with Dharma and Greg strolling through the park, discussing their differing opinions on the legalization of marijuana. They are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Dharma's parents, who have driven cross-country from their home in Pennsylvania for a visit.

Kitty and Larry are extremely critical of Dharma's liberal lifestyle and her choice of husband. They disapprove of Greg's long hair and unconventional job as a self-employed lawyer, and they are shocked to learn that Dharma smokes pot. Despite these differences, Dharma is thrilled to see her parents and enlists Greg's help in trying to win them over.

The tension between Dharma's parents and Greg is palpable from the start. Kitty and Larry make snide comments about Greg's appearance and career, and Greg struggles to keep his cool. Dharma tries to ease the tension by suggesting they all go out to dinner, but her parents insist on staying in and cooking a meal.

As they prepare dinner together, Kitty and Larry share their perspective on life and family with Dharma and Greg. They talk about the importance of tradition and respect for authority, and they express their disappointment that Dharma has chosen to reject these values. Dharma and Greg try to explain their point of view, but they are met with disapproval and skepticism.

The tension comes to a head when Greg accidentally spills some hot soup on Kitty's lap. Despite his profuse apologies and attempts to help, Kitty lashes out at Greg, calling him a "long-haired hippie" and blaming him for the accident. Dharma is furious with her mother for being so rude to her husband, and she demands that they leave.

The rest of the episode focuses on the aftermath of the fight. Dharma is hurt and angry that her parents can't accept her for who she is, and she struggles to reconcile her love for them with their disapproval of her lifestyle. Greg, meanwhile, is frustrated and resentful that he can't seem to win over Dharma's parents no matter how hard he tries.

In the end, Dharma and Greg have a heart-to-heart conversation about their respective families and the challenges they face. They realize that they may never be able to please everyone, but they are committed to supporting each other no matter what. The episode ends with a touching moment as Dharma tells Greg that she loves him just the way he is, long hair and all.

Overall, "Old Yeller" is a poignant and realistic exploration of the clash of values and personalities that can occur between in-laws. It touches on themes of acceptance, tolerance, and compromise, and it showcases the strong bond between Dharma and Greg in the face of adversity. Fans of the show will appreciate the authentic portrayal of the characters and the heartfelt message of the episode.

  • First Aired
    January 21, 1998
  • Content Rating
    TVPG
  • Runtime
    21 min
  • Language
    English
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