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Recommended Aggressively, flippantly postmodern, Ally McBeal is the kind of show viewers seem either to love or loathe; either they embrace its neurotic title character and her eccentric co-workers or despise the show's debatably anti-feminist tone and super-stylized approach.

Ah, short skirts, unisex bathrooms, dancing babies, and killing feminism. The cast of Ally McBeal all got together to reminisce about the show that tackled all that in the first of two group interviews on this morning's Good Morning America to celebrate the long-awaited release of the beloved hit on DVD.

Are you a fan of the hit TV show "Ally McBeal"? Promotional portrait of the cast of the television series, "Ally McBeal," c. 1998.

It's only been a dozen years, but the landscape of television is very different from what it was when "Ally McBeal" was in its heyday.

Gil Bellows had one of his biggest acting breakthroughs on the silver screen, but he had just as important a role on the small screen a few years later.

It's been a long time coming for fans of producer David E. Kelley's former Fox show about a somewhat skittish Boston attorney, played to perfection by Calista Flockhart, so they can have the entire series in one shot now.

Warren Clements Last updated on Thursday, Oct. 01, 2009 03:51PM EDT T he part everyone remembers about Ally McBeal is the Dancing Baby.

When Brad Pitt bolted at the last minute from "The Shawshank Redemption" to do "Legends of the Fall" , his key supporting role went to little-known Gil Bellows, prompting the Canadian-born actor to say, "One.... When Brad Pitt bolted at the last minute from "The Shawshank Redemption" to do "Legends of the Fall" , his key supporting role went to ...

Celebrity birthdays for the week of June 28-: June 28: Comedian-director Mel Brooks is 83.