Very well executed

From my favorite movies..

brilliant actors, brilliant editing

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Like Married With Children and Roseanne, the show want to have more families and BTVS inspirations. Fan are pissed off BTVS reunion that BTVS did not reboot and flipped the finger on Sarah Michelle Gellar. However, Roseanne is just very bizarre. The show on Asian American need more controversial. How Fresh off Boat and Dr.Ken have better view family value from their generations. Suggestion let make Korean-American in more Bonanza 1959 classic show, Seinfeld, The Originals and Full House. To be fair, we are showing more diversity. Not many Asian American cats have more token minority in 90s. Many viewers informed the fact that Korean resemble more Jewish and inspiration one of the character Kyle from South park. NUMBER tv show have main cast Jews. Here thing are the problem for this show too stereotype without controversy. Joss Whedon is another idea who people need more Asian American and diversity make more life spiritual plucky struggle racism. Sarah Michelle gellar is one star in Joss Whedon's show BTVS play main character parallel Margaret Cho maybe Willow Rosenberg play by Alyson Hannigan.

This was a hilarious sit-come starring Margaret Cho as Margaret Kim, who lives with her traditional Korean family.Full of culture clashes and Asian stereotypes, Cho was absolutely hilarious in portraying her character dealing with her family life and trying to make decisions of her own. I could relate to her mother trying to shelter her, urging her marry a nice spouse and comparing her with other Asians. Amy Hill plays Margaret's grandmother, and was absolutely hilarious in her Asian-English accent! Very witty with dry humor and laugh-out-loud moments. Too bad the show only lasted one season, and the later episodes of the season were a let-down, as the cast changes really brought down the show.Grade B-

I want to see this again! I'm still sad today that it was so short. There were a lot of problems at the studio, which only aggravated Margaret Cho's personal problems. I know the studio told her it was "not Asian enough" and also "too Asian." Not having seen it in a decade, I can't say how culturally accurate it was -- I've read some complaints about Cho's character (shallow, and unlike herself), and about how appropriate it is to cast Chinese and Japanese actors as Koreans -- but I know enjoyed it very much. I really like Margaret's stand-up, I have a crush on B.D. Wong, and know Amy Hill is hilarious -- so it should have been good, and I blame the studio if it wasn't. If you can find it anywhere, I highly recommend it, despite it's flaws. I'm very sad to have so little access to Asian culture (including Asians raised western) in the media.

During her slightly hilarious stand-up routine, Margaret Cho is more than successful at pointing out the absurdity of racial and ethnic stereotypes! She was successful enough to join the likes of: Tim Allen, Jerry Seinfeld, Rosanne, and Drew Carey in the world of situation comedies! In "All-American Girl" she plays Margaret Kim: the daughter of Korean Immigrants. Three generations of Kims stay in the same household. Her parents (the bread-winning Kims) often set her up with Korean boys. Not just any Korean boys, but: doctors, lawyers, engineers, and other upwardly mobile professionals! Margaret however, likes to interracially date: aspiring musicians, actors, artists, writers; in other words worthless bums! She is much happier with the club hopping crowd than the silver-spoon eggheads that her parents try to set her up with!Margaret probably had the most underrated supporting cast in the Industry. But sitcoms that cast a stand-up comedian as the lead only survive if they are well written! Casting Margaret as a party going mall rat did not give her the wiggle room to develop her character into an Emmy nomination! The series could've easily lasted more than one season if it were even SLIGHTLY better written! However ABC was notorious for abruptly pulling the plug on ethnic sitcoms! Margaret has enough talent to appear elsewhere, so look for her in the near future!