That's My Bush!
Overview
That's My Bush! is a satirical comedy that aired on Comedy Central from April to May 2001, crafted by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of South Park. The show humorously explores the fictional domestic life of President George W. Bush, portrayed by Timothy Bottoms. With Carrie Quinn Dolin as Laura Bush and Kurt Fuller as Karl Rove, the series cleverly parodies traditional American sitcoms. It features a mix of clichéd humor, a laugh track, and familiar characters, including the bumbling secretary Princess, the know-it-all maid Maggie, and the zany neighbor Larry, delivering laughs amid political commentary.
Episodes
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1
An Aborted Dinner Date
The President plans to bring together the heads of the Pro-Life and Pro-Choice movements for a dinner at the White House. However, George discovers he...
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2
A Poorly Executed Plan
George's former Beta Delt fraternity mates come to the White House during the week he is set to oversee a death penalty execution. Eager to show his o...
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3
Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Murder
The President consults a psychic over the phone for guidance and is warned that someone close to him is plotting against him. In an effort to protect ...
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4
S. D. I-Aye-AYE!
George is exasperated by the lack of cable television in the White House. His neighbor, Larry, proposes a solution by suggesting they set up an illega...
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5
The First Lady's Persqueeter
Laura's 24-year-old cat, Pun’kin, has become quite old and has a noticeable odor. George comes to the difficult realization that it may be time to p...
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6
Mom 'E' D. E. A. Arrest
George resolves to take a hard stance against drugs, aiming to showcase the arrest of the one-millionth drug offender live on national television. For...
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7
Trapped in a Small Environment
Laura arranges a blind date for Karl, unaware that he’s already married. Meanwhile, George faces backlash as environmental activists arrive to prote...
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8
Fare Thee Welfare
George finds himself compelled to step down and vacate the White House, moving into a shabby apartment while juggling a string of unfulfilling jobs. I...
