She’s smart, irreverent and downright nasty! Alex Borstein, the raunchy, in your face funny woman who delighted fans of “Family Guy” and “MAD TV,” returns to the screen in an unforgettable one-woman comedy show when Drop Dead Gorgeous In A Down To Earth Bombshell Sort Of Way comes to DVD on November 14 for the first time ever from Fox Home Entertainment. Known for her distinctive voice work as Lois Griffin and others on the hit series “Family Guy,” as well as for the wildly popular recurring character Miss Swan on “MAD TV,” Borstein has earned rave reviews from critics and fans alike. Famous for creating oddball characters with eccentric personalities, Borstein toured the U.S. in a one-woman comedy show that was captured for this delightfully twisted stand-up comedy adventure. Borstein takes no prisoners as she combines stand-up, storytelling, singing and a host of impersonations to drive home her message, with side-splitting and often outrageous results.
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