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DVD's: has anyone seen Family Guy in the Dvd shops around Beijing?
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doumeizhen -

One of my Chinese friends recently saw Familly Guy and is absolutely in love with it. Before I
haul it back from the States, I was wondering if anyone had seen it around Beijing?



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dougm24 -

I took my sister on a trip around some DVD stores in Beijing today, and saw Family Guy in at least
two places - I bought it when I was in China last year but it went home with me. I was tempted to
buy it again today but managed to resist.

Think the Chinese name is 家庭伙伴










onebir -

Friend of mine also mentioned buying it in beijing yesterday...












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