Margaret, what happened? I loved your standup in the 1990s and I adored "All-American Girl" for its short life. I loved 'I'm the One that I Want' and quote it near-daily. I enjoyed 'Notorious CHO.' But I couldn't sit through this one. To date I've only watched maybe half of it, I just can't stomach it. Between discussions of bodily function and soap-box style pronouncements, it doesn't make me laugh, it makes me cry.
Perhaps I'm being too critical. After all, life is different now than it was before, so her comedy should evolve. It's just my opinion that it's evolved away from a place where I want to be.
Hopefully, Margaret, for me at least, the next show will be back to form.
Perhaps I'm being too critical. After all, life is different now than it was before, so her comedy should evolve. It's just my opinion that it's evolved away from a place where I want to be.
Hopefully, Margaret, for me at least, the next show will be back to form.