When it originally aired in the mid-90s, My So-Called Life was greeted with critical acclaim and a ferociously loyal cult following for its sharp and layered depiction of coming of age as an American teenager at the end of the 20th century. Unfortunately, it was not met with spectacular ratings and was cancelled by ABC after only 19 episodes. Naturally, fans clamored for a proper DVD treatment, and in 2002, a complete series box-set was released. And while it finally allowed viewers to revisit the show, it was an imperfect release. The image quality left something to be desired and there was a lack of bonus features to accompany the episodes. Finally, with the release of this set from Shout! Factory, there is justice. Each episode has been digitally remastered and presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. Moreover, there are a wealth of special features, including interviews, featurettes about the characters and music, and--best of all--cast and crew commentary on seven episodes. Once and for all, a dedicated fanbase has gotten what they'd long hoped for. This is the definitive My So-Called Life DVD release.