Comedian
Margaret
Cho
returns
to
TV
on
Aug.
21
with
her
new
sitcom-reality
show,
“The
Cho
Show.”
Airing
on
VH1,
the
show
documents
Cho’s
day-to-day
life,
including
her
eclectic
entourage
of
friends
and
interactions
with
her
parents.
The
show
marks
the
comedian’s
return
to
television
for
the
first
time
as
a
series
star
since
the
personally
disastrous
1994
sitcom,
“All-American
Girl,”
and
Cho
told
SoVo
she
looks
forward
to
getting
back
on
the
small
screen
“on
my
own
terms.”
“It’s
the
first
time
that
I’ve
actually
been
able
to
figure
out
how
to
make
my
standup
into
a
sitcom
format,
which
is
totally
unusual
and
totally
different,”
Cho
says.
“It’s
like
a
sitcom
but
with
real
people.
It’s
kind
of
a
different
take
on
what
is
reality,
but
what
is
comedy,
so
it’s
comedy,
but
it’s
also
very
real
and
different.”
Cho
has
long
maintained
legions
of
gay
fans,
and
the
show
is
sure
to
be
queer-friendly,
including
a
premiere
episode
appearance
by
self-described
sex
psychic,
Belinda
Bentley.
In
the
episode,
Bentley,
a
lesbian,
councils
Cho
on
exorcising
her
“haunted
vagina.”
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