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* RecycledSet: ''All American Girl'' was cancelled in favor of ''The Drew Carey Show'', and numerous elements from her set were used when building the set for Drew's house. Despite Margaret and Drew being good friends, she's said she can't watch his show for that reason.
-->"I'll be watching and be like [[BerserkButton THAT'S MY FUCKING LAMP!]]"
-->"I'll be watching and be like [[BerserkButton THAT'S MY FUCKING LAMP!]]"
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Margaret Moran Cho (born December 5, 1968 in San Francisco, California) is an American [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy stand-up comedian]], actress, activist, blogger, and musician.
Cho was born to a [[UsefulNotes/{{SouthKorea}} Korean]] family in California. Her routines often revolve around her sexuality, sexuality in general, feminism, Asian-American stereotypes, and politics. She had a short-lived sitcom called ''Series/AllAmericanGirl1994'' based on her life as a second generation Korean-American. The show is known for featuring the first Asian-American family on prime-time TV. She also played Terri on the Creator/{{Lifetime}} series ''Series/DropDeadDiva'', lent her voice to the stop-motion comedy ''WesternAnimation/RickAndSteveTheHappiestGayCoupleInAllTheWorld''. and was a contestant on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' (being eliminated in the third round). She released a music comedy album, ''Cho Dependent'', in 2010.
Cho was born to a [[UsefulNotes/{{SouthKorea}} Korean]] family in California. Her routines often revolve around her sexuality, sexuality in general, feminism, Asian-American stereotypes, and politics. She had a short-lived sitcom called ''Series/AllAmericanGirl1994'' based on her life as a second generation Korean-American. The show is known for featuring the first Asian-American family on prime-time TV. She also played Terri on the Creator/{{Lifetime}} series ''Series/DropDeadDiva'', lent her voice to the stop-motion comedy ''WesternAnimation/RickAndSteveTheHappiestGayCoupleInAllTheWorld''. and was a contestant on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' (being eliminated in the third round). She released a music comedy album, ''Cho Dependent'', in 2010.
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Margaret Moran Cho (born December 5, 1968 in San Francisco, California) 1968) is an American [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy stand-up comedian]], actress, activist, blogger, and musician.
Cho was born to a [[UsefulNotes/{{SouthKorea}} Korean]] family in San Francisco, California. Her routines often revolve around her sexuality, sexuality in general, feminism, Asian-American stereotypes, and politics. She had a short-lived sitcom called ''Series/AllAmericanGirl1994'' based on her life as a second generation Korean-American. The show is known for featuring the first Asian-American family on prime-time TV. She also played Terri on the Creator/{{Lifetime}} series ''Series/DropDeadDiva'', lent her voice to the stop-motion comedy ''WesternAnimation/RickAndSteveTheHappiestGayCoupleInAllTheWorld''. and was a contestant on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' (being eliminated in the third round). She released a music comedy album, ''Cho Dependent'', in 2010.
Cho was born to a [[UsefulNotes/{{SouthKorea}} Korean]] family in San Francisco, California. Her routines often revolve around her sexuality, sexuality in general, feminism, Asian-American stereotypes, and politics. She had a short-lived sitcom called ''Series/AllAmericanGirl1994'' based on her life as a second generation Korean-American. The show is known for featuring the first Asian-American family on prime-time TV. She also played Terri on the Creator/{{Lifetime}} series ''Series/DropDeadDiva'', lent her voice to the stop-motion comedy ''WesternAnimation/RickAndSteveTheHappiestGayCoupleInAllTheWorld''. and was a contestant on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' (being eliminated in the third round). She released a music comedy album, ''Cho Dependent'', in 2010.
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