Television writer, producer, and creator Chuck Lorre has been pretty prolific over his career, with a whole slew of sitcoms under his belt. He's not only responsible for giving us the catchiest theme song in all of television, but he also created over a dozen sitcoms, including the wildly popular "The Big Bang Theory," "Young Sheldon," and "Two and a Half Men." Lorre is sometimes called the King of Sitcoms and for good reason: he's created quite a few seriously successful ones. One of his earliest successes, however, is nearly impossible to watch unless you want to buy all of the DVDs.

That show is "Dharma & Greg," which starred Jenna Elfman as the free-spirited Dharma and Thomas Gibson as her straight-laced husband Greg, who married on their first date despite being so deeply different. "Dharma & Greg" ran for five seasons — from 1997 to 2002 — and was fairly popular over those five seasons,...