Over the past few weeks, I have seen multiple commercials for Comedy Central's new animated show, Lil' Bush. It didn't even remotely interest me, because it simply sounded like a compilation of the easiest possible Bush jokes... "If you don't X, the terrorists win", "I'm the decider", etc. But as it turns out, I may have to give this show a try, because my life is dictated by rock and all things rocking.In this recent interview with Fuse TV, Lil' Bush creator Donick Cary talked about the stars that have contributed their voices to the show. The list includes Frank Black, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Dave Grohl. Also, Iggy Pop -- Iggy friggin' Pop -- plays Lil' Bush's buddy, Lil' Rummy.
Did Donald Rumsfeld just get a little cooler? Yeah, maybe.
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6-06-2007 @ 5:40PM
Qadir said...
Comedy Central did the same thing with Slash in the show "Kid Notorious"
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6-06-2007 @ 6:32PM
Iggy Girl said...
Awww man, Iggy! I wish I had cable. :P
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6-06-2007 @ 8:31PM
Jonathan Myers said...
Um....NO WAY!!! As cool as Iggy is, you couldn't save this show if you had a life support machine. Do yourself a favor - sort of - and go on to OnDemand. If you watch an ep. of South Park, there's an extended preview of the show. It is ... terrible. I actually WANTED to watch, and within 3 minutes, everyone in the room (myself included) was groaning in pain and begging me to utilize the remote. On top of this, Comedy Central doesn't have a great shows-based-on-GW-Bush record. Anyone remember, "That's My Bush!" And if so, can anyone else tell me how to forget it? PLEASE???
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6-14-2007 @ 12:18PM
gage said...
It's very difficult to satirize someone who is as genuinely ridiculous as bush. One case where the truth is indeed stranger (and more outrageous) than fiction.
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