Cho dealt with racism by telling a story about two boys who walked up to Cho and her Japanese friend and yelled, "you fucking Chinos ruin everything!" They were not upset at first because they didn't know if the kids meant them or the pants. Cho also commented on how the entertaining episodes of Jerry Springer are the ones when the KKK is on. Most intriguing to Cho is the guests' apparel. "I don't know where they get those outfits," Cho pondered. "Is there like some kind of KKK-Mart that they go to?" Specific stars were not safe from Cho's humorous attacks. She explained that she likes Hanson because "they are such cute little girls," and she wondered, "How is Calista Flockhart alive? She looks like a spinal cord." The only downfall of Cho's performance was that it was much too short. When she left the stage after barely 50 minutes, everyone stayed in their seats, waiting for her to come back out. When the lights came on to indicate that the show was over, fans were naturally disappointed. Despite the early exit, Cho's show was well worth attending. In only 50 minutes, Cho packed in a week's worth of laughter ... even for all the mothers. ALLISON CANTER/Daily Margaret Cho thrilled audiences Saturday night at the Michigan Theater.
Cho also commented on how the entertaining episodes of Jerry Springer are the ones when the KKK is on. Most intriguing to Cho is the guests' apparel. "I don't know where they get those outfits," Cho pondered. "Is there like some kind of KKK-Mart that they go to?"
Specific stars were not safe from Cho's humorous attacks. She explained that she likes Hanson because "they are such cute little girls," and she wondered, "How is Calista Flockhart alive? She looks like a spinal cord."
The only downfall of Cho's performance was that it was much too short. When she left the stage after barely 50 minutes, everyone stayed in their seats, waiting for her to come back out. When the lights came on to indicate that the show was over, fans were naturally disappointed.
Despite the early exit, Cho's show was well worth attending. In only 50 minutes, Cho packed in a week's worth of laughter ... even for all the mothers.
ALLISON CANTER/Daily Margaret Cho thrilled audiences Saturday night at the Michigan Theater.