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That's My Bush!

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The show was cancelled after only eight episodes because, according to a studio spokesman, although it was critically lauded "the cost per ratings point was just too expensive".
Was originally conceived as a satire of the sitcom genre rather than a mockery of the George W. Bush Administration, using clich�s like the moronic husband, the knowledgeable wife, the wacky neighbor, et cetera.
Creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker waited three months to see if the show would be "Everyone Loves Al" or "That's my Bush", depending on the winner of the election.
When the show was in the planning stages, and before the outcome of the 2000 election was known, the show was known as "Family First".
The most expensive show ever produced by Comedy Central.
This episode features a subplot where the President and First Lady compare their situation to _"The Geena Davis Show" (2000)_ on the television. Four years later, Geena Davis would play the President in the White House series "Commander in Chief" (2005).