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That's My Bush! The Definitive Collection DVD

NR (Not Rated) :: Comedy Central :: Released: 2006-10-24

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	4.5/5 (29 Reviews)

5/5 If you like Trey Parker/Matt Stone, GET THIS SHOW!!!
  by Dan Petter (Katy, TX United States)
Trey Parker and Matt Stone's hilarious spoof of 90's sitcoms (and the convnetional sitcom formula in general) is a real winner even though it flopped financially. Yes, there are "W. is dumb" jokes, but they arent done in a cruel and cliched way like they were on The Daily Show, or Will Ferrel's mean spirited final farewell to George Bush.

This show skips around the political stuff, which is how I like it. Politics is at once such a simple and such a complex subject and I HATE staunch liberals and staunch conservatives because they all see things in such a black and white manner, which is often reflected in shows that have political agendas. This show HAS NO AGENDA. It is just, "hey this is our president, let's show him in the same manner as your typical sitcom Dad."

If you like Cannibal! The Musical, South Park, Orgazmo, Baseketball and Team America, and you can't stand conventional laugh track sitcoms, then I dont see how you could not like this show. It is just dripping with Matt Stone and Trey Parker's signature clever potty humor. The laugh track is there, the formulas are there, the character conventions, but it is all done in the clever way that these guys are so famous for.

3/5 Set is priced low which is good, but quality of the product is not particularly high.
  by Chandler V
This set includes all 8 episodes from the short lived series. The special features are crap, and even the episode commentaries end about 5 minutes into the episode with the last 15 minutes with no commentary. Strange.

5/5 Very good
  by royal nonesuch (usa)
Arrived on time and as described.
Six episodes. Two very funny. Two okay. Two ho-hum.

Okay then:
Eight episodes. Two very funny, two okay, four not as good as okay but not as bad as bad.

5/5 Bizzare and wonderful
  by Kid Kyoto (Beijing)
From early in the Bush administration comes this comedy gem. Done as a send-up of mediocre sitcoms but with a dead-on impression of Bush. Lots of fun.

5/5 Too Bad The Series Was So Short Lived
  by Bruce K. Paulson (Gillett, Wisconsin)
I thought this was one of the funniest comedy series I had ever seen. Makes me wonder if the Bush Administration didn't put a stop to this series. The Barbara Bush character's low opinion of her daughter-in-law Laura is hilarious. I wish there were more episodes.

That's My Bush! The Definitive Collection Summary That’s My Bush!, The Live-action Series From South Park Creators Matt Stone And Trey Parker, Offers A Glimpse Of Life At 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue As George W. Makes His Debut In His Very Own Prime Time Television Show. The Challenge To The Country’s Newest President Is In Balancing The Volatile Issues Of The Day With His Equally Demanding Personal Life In This Parody Of The Classic Sitcom Genre.

From the creators of South Park, That's My Bush is two--two!--parodies in one. Matt Stone and Trey Parker take aim at both President George W. Bush and the two-camera sitcom. (Not necessarily in that order.) The acting is over-the-top, the laugh track is on steroids, and George (Timothy Bottoms, The Last Picture Show) is more dopey husband than dopey leader. He even has his own Ralph Kramden-like catch phrase: "One of these days, Laura, I'm gonna punch you in the face!" Laura Bush (Carrie Quinn Dolin) is the brains behind the marriage, while Karl Rove (Kurt Fuller, Auto Focus) is the brains behind the Oval Office. The West Wing is rounded out by sexy secretary Princess (Kristen Miller), sassy housekeeper Maggie (Marcia Wallace, The Bob Newhart Show), and wacky neighbor Larry (John D'Aquino). Though That's My Bush! may sound like liberal propaganda, Stone and Parker throw darts at the Left, too, like the surly pro-choice activist in the pilot ("An Aborted Dinner Date").

That's My Bush! ran for eight episodes, all pre-9/11, before Comedy Central pulled the plug, citing cost concerns rather than low ratings. Topics tackled include the death penalty, gun control, and the war on drugs. If the humor isn't always as "gut-busting" as its writers, including Tony Barbieri (Windy City Heat), seem to think, the show provides Bottoms with one of his best roles. Next to Homer Simpson and Al Bundy, it's hard to imagine a more hapless hubbie. This two-disc collection includes mini-commentaries (a few minutes a pop) from Stone, Parker, and the entire cast on each episode. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

That's My Bush! [2 Discs] DVD Techincal Details Cast:
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Running Time: 176 mins
UPC: 097368890640
Binding: DVD
Studio: Comedy Central
Release Date: 2006-10-24
Region Code: 1
Specs: Color, DVD, Full Screen, NTSC

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