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Lil' Bush: Series PremiereRegular airtime: Wednesdays, 10:30pm ET (Comedy Central) Cast: Chris Parson, Donick Cary, Mara Cary, Dave Mitchell, Iggy Pop, Anne VilellaUS release date: 13 June 2007 [20 June 2007] by Jesse HicksMockery FatigueLil' Bush barely tweaks an administration whose approval rating is 29%, and does so without offering any fresh insight.
Oh yeah, and for all those anal retentive republican Bush fans who caught my misspelled Lunitic...I got it from Bush. Ok, least I trigger another ridiculous policy like the “No Child Left Behind” act, her goes: L U N A T I C a person who fails at everything in life but is perfect for government service and/or becoming President of the world’s largest most powerful free nation. Comment by Lloyd from Michigan — July 26, 2007 @ 7:28 am
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Lil’ Bush is hilarious...unless you absolutely have zero sense of humor and zero knowledge of the lunitics who run our government. It’s great that we live in a country whereby we have the right to poke direct fun at our leaders, especially when those leaders lie and steal from us daily. It is such a pleasure to see a show that lets those idiots know that someone is watching them and do see through their B_ll Sh_!
If you’re looking for high brow entertainment, watch something else. But, if you want to see someone stick it to that idiot in the White House with the same ease that Bush and company sticks it to the American people - WATCH LIL’BUSH!
Comment by Lloyd from Michigan — July 26, 2007 @ 7:21 am