That Girl Season 4 (1970)

Before The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Murphy Brown and Ally McBeal, there was That Girl. Nominated for an Emmy® Award for these episodes, Marlo Thomas gives Ann Marie some of her most memorable moments in Season 4 of That Girl. From the banana spy camera she wields in the 2-part season opener, Mission Improbable through her unforgettable donning of a chicken suit in Nobody Here But Us Chickens she demonstrates her undeniable talent for physical comedy. Faithfully along for Ann's wild ride are her boyfriend Donald (Ted Bessell) and her parents(Lew Parker and Rosemary DeCamp). Product Description

Wonderful show!

I totally enjoyed this set of DVDs, as I did the first three sets. I loved watching this show as a kid, and watching these DVDs bring back many wonderful memories. Can't wait until the next set is released! September 30, 2008

A Classic

I love this show! How come there are not good shows like this on anymore? I have every season of this show. Each is wonderful and my family has enjoyed watching them. There is only one more season of this show and I can't wait to get it. September 23, 2008

1-2 and 3 but 4......

I have all 4 season of That Girl. I am a huge fan. To give my rating you have to undrstand how I got there. I have seen seasons 1-3 about 6 times each since I first purchased them.

Season 4 I have only seen once. I didnt want to see the episode again. That is highly unusal for me. It is not bad.. It's that I found the episode too silly and not written as good as the other seasons.

However, I am a fan always and will purchase any future That Girl dvd's September 20, 2008

That Girl Season 4

My wife just LOVES this TV series! We also have the previous 3 seasons and are awaiting the availability of season 5! We would highly recommend it to anyone who remembers this TV series and enjoyed it! September 14, 2008

That Girl: a show still relevant today!

Thank you Shout Factory for giving us season four of That Girl. Even though the show was made in the mid-sixties, early seventies, the show's theme (single girl trying to make her way in NYC) is still relevant today. The laughs are there, the sweet moments (so missing in today's TV) are special and I enjoy the shows just as much now as I did growing up watching this show. Ted and Marlo are magical together. I only wish Shout Factory would have included the bonus comments from Marlo and co-creator Bill Persky. Hopefully, they will in Season Five. If your'e a child of the sixties and seventies, you must own all of the That Girl DVD's. If you're not, give it a try and you'll love it!
September 8, 2008

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