Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts

Friday, August 22, 2008

Why Margaret Cho is My Hero(ine)...

Margaret Cho was recently on an episode of Chelsea Lately (my obsession), and talked about her new show The Cho Show, airing on vH1. While doing so she made me literally laugh outloud and spew juice out of my nose and onto my dog. The following statements are merely highlights, but seriously, my nose still hurts and my dog has been giving me the stink eye for an hour...



On Sam Ronson and Lindsay Lohan: "I'd like to guest star in that bed! I hope Ronson's a really butch top, and oooh I hope she's bossy...But I don't really like threesomes because they make me feel like a competitive eater."


On The Cho Show: "...Did I mention I'm naked in every episode? No, seriously."


On her parents: "Well my parents were kind of nervous about being on the show. Because at first they thought they were getting Punk'd. But you have to understand, in Korea getting Punk'd means getting taken out to a field and being shot in the head."


On doing a reality show: "Well it's a reality show, but it's scripted...so it's like the Hills, but we have eyes."



WATCH HER SHOW!..that's really all I can say, I have to go clean up juice.

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Saturday Afternoon Movies

Coming to America was on cable yesterday, and it made me wonder...



Why hasn't Eddie Murphy made a good funny movie (no, not Nutty Professor, I don't care what anyone says) since 1988? And where the hell is Arsenio Hall?
He went from Eddie Murphy Raw, to singing, then made Daddy Day Care. I'm sorry but that's like Micheal Jordan winning an NBA championship, going to play baseball, then returning to play basketball, only not very good. You heard it here, Eddie Murphy is the Michael Jordan of comedy.

Monday, June 23, 2008

Because I Heart Family Guy

Tom Tucker: A bit of breaking news. A local family is forced out of their home by ghosts. Who are they gonna call?




Diane Simmons (sighs): Ghostbusters, Tom.




Tom Tucker: No, Diane. Their insurance company. That's just stupid what you said.