All-American
Girl, the groundbreaking comedy series inspired by the life of stand-up
star Margaret Cho, brought an Asian- American family to a television
series for the first time. Originally broadcast in 1994-1995 on
ABC, the show featured Cho as the very Westernized Margaret Kim,
a San Francisco hipster delightfully at odds with her traditional-but-screwy
Korean family, and allowed viewers a comic glimpse of the culture
clashes that constantly ensued.
Shout! Factory will
release All-American Girl - The Complete Series for DVD
next week on January 31st, 2006.
The 4-disc set will feature all 19 episodes from the Complete Series
and will carry a SRP of $39.98, but you can pre-order
All-American Girl - The Complete Series at Amazon for only
$27.99.

Disc 1:
Mom, Dad, This Is Kyle
Submission: Impossible
Who's The Boss?
Yung At Heart
Disc 2:
Redesigning Women
Booktopus
Mommie Nearest
Take My Family, Please
Exile On Market Street
Disc 3:
Ratting On Ruthie
Educating Margaret
Loveless In San Francisco
Malpractice Makes Perfect
The Apartment
Disc 4:
Notes From The Underground
Venus de Margaret
A Night At The Oprah
Pulp Sitcom
Young Americans
Special Features:
Commentaries by Margaret Cho and Amy Hill on selected episodes
All-American Girl: A Look Back With Margaret Cho And
Amy Hill featuring new interviews
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