Dharma & Greg reunion on Two and a Half Men. Last night, most people were tuning in to CBS to see Two and a Half Men for two reasons — to see if the sitcom could continue without Charlie Sheen and how well Ashton Kutcher would do. The ratings were huge and TV fans were treated to a surprise Dharma & Greg reunion. As you may recall, Chuck Lorre co- created both Two and a Half Men and Dharma & Greg.

In the “Nice to Meet You, Walden Schmidt” episode, Evelyn Harper (Holland Taylor) was giving house tours, in hopes of selling her late son’s Malibu property. Dharma Montgomery (Jenna Elfman) was interested in the property while her husband Greg (Thomas Gibson) was not. Take a look: If you’re a fan of Dharma & Greg and their relationship in this cameo bothers you, remember the characters aren’t actually identified. Plus, their sitcom was set in San Francisco, not Los Angeles. Feel any better? What do you think? Did you enjoy the cameo?

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