Dharma & Greg: Drop Dead Gorgeous

Air Date

Tuesday January 11, 2000

Production Code

3ABD13

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  • Liz Vassey Kim

• Stars

  • Susan Sullivan Kitty Montgomery
  • Jenna Elfman Dharma Freedom Finkelstein Montgomery
  • Thomas Gibson Gregory 'Greg' Clifford Montgomery
  • Shae D'Lyn Jane Cavanaugh (Seasons 1-4)
  • Alan Rachins Myron Lawrence Finkelstein
  • Joel Murray Peter 'Pete' Cavanaugh
  • Mimi Kennedy Abby Kathleen O'Neil
  • Mitch Ryan Edward Montgomery

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  • Dennis C. Brown Music

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  • Nikki Valko Casting

• Set Decorators

  • Anne Ahrens Set Decorator
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• The song playing when Kim and Greg are dancing is "Once Upon a Dream" from the Disney movie Sleeping Beauty. [edit]

• CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS #48
  "Zen mind, beginner's mind. The phrase, popularized by Zen master Shunryu Suzuki, means exactly what it says -- the Zen mind is a beginner's mind. It has no preconceptions or fixed ideas. It is open, questioning and delighted. When I began in television, I had a beginner's mind, but over the years I acquired a mind that was filled with so much stuff that my creativity became frozen. My joy became a dim memory. Obviously the answer was to re-cultivate the "beginner's mind." Less obvious was how to jettison this "acquired mind." Well, after many months of meditation, I've done just that. The rules and boundaries of the "acquired mind" have been replaced with the wonder and delight of a child-like beginner's mind. My writing once again flows effortlessly, and the result is a new sitcom entitled "Pooping!" or "Mr. Poopie" -- whichever tests better." [edit]
• This is Helen Greenberg's first appearance on Dharma & Greg. She would later take a recurring role as Marci. [edit]

• Dharma: I am not going to discriminate against the poor girl just because she's beautiful. She's the most qualified person for the job!
  Jane: What's the job? Keeping the blood out of his brain? [edit]

• The title of this episode is a reference to the 1999 film Drop Dead Gorgeous. [edit]