Skip to main content
Shop Merch Add a Show Listing
My Shows
News on your favorite shows, specials & more!

Mo Gilligan Details His 28-Day Fried Chicken Diet In BIG CHICKEN Documentary

The comedian breaks down what pushed him to eat fried chicken three times a day for nearly a month.

By:



Mo Gilligan sat down with GOOD MORNING AMERICA to talk through the premise behind his new documentary, BIG CHICKEN: A FAST FOOD CONSPIRACY, a project built around his self-imposed experiment of eating fried chicken for breakfast, lunch and dinner over 28 straight days.

During the appearance, Gilligan walked through the logic and appeal of turning a personal food challenge into a documentary, framing the month-long chicken diet as the driving hook of the project. The conversation centered on his experience living through the experiment day to day, giving viewers a sense of what compelled him to commit to such an extended run of a single food.

The GMA segment kept its focus on the documentary itself, with Gilligan discussing the reasoning and reality behind the 28-day stretch rather than broader career updates. His account of the experiment offered a firsthand look at what audiences can expect from BIG CHICKEN: A FAST FOOD CONSPIRACY once it reaches viewers.

The appearance gave Gilligan a platform to preview the documentary's central conceit directly to a national morning audience, tying his personal challenge to the larger questions the film raises about fast food consumption.

Recent Articles
Ari Emanuel Details His Rise In Hollywood In New Memoir ROLL THE CALLS
Ari Emanuel Details His Rise In Hollywood In New Memoir ROLL THE CALLS
9/21/2026
Esther Wallace Talks Apparel Line Honoring Women's Basketball Legends On GMA
Esther Wallace Talks Apparel Line Honoring Women's Basketball Legends On GMA
9/21/2026
Luke Bryan Releases SIGNS Album; to Perform on Tonight Show Sept 27
Luke Bryan Releases SIGNS Album; to Perform on Tonight Show Sept 27
9/18/2026


BroadwayWorld TV


Ticket Central
Hot Show
Tickets From $59
Hot Show
Tickets From $58
Hot Show
Tickets From $106
Hot Show
Tickets From $71