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* StPatricksDayEpisode: In "St. Patrick's Day," the Lil' Gang doesn't want the Lil' Dems to ruin St. Patrick's Day with their liberal and tolerant St. Patrick's Day float. They enlist the help of Lil' Karl Rove, who gives them advice and does some bad rapping as his alter-ego [=MC=] Rove. Meanwhile, first lady Barbara gets a tanning bed and inadvertently cooks her liver.
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* AuthorAppeal: Punk and alternative rock. The Lil' Bush Band's music videos often pay tribute to bands like the Sex Pistols, Wham, and Guns and Roses. Guest voices have included members of Good Charlotte, the Grateful Dead and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, among others.
** Not to mention Iggy Pop as a main cast member.
* {{Bishonen}}: Vladimir Putin is shown to be one, as well as a MartyStu [[spoiler: until he gets his ass kicked by Lil' Bush in a very embarrassing manner.]]
* BrainWashedAndCrazy: Lil' John Mc Cain
* ButLiquorIsQuicker: Attempted on [[spoiler: Lil' Rummy and Lil' Cheney]]
** Not to mention Iggy Pop as a main cast member.
* {{Bishonen}}: Vladimir Putin is shown to be one, as well as a MartyStu [[spoiler: until he gets his ass kicked by Lil' Bush in a very embarrassing manner.]]
* BrainWashedAndCrazy: Lil' John Mc Cain
* ButLiquorIsQuicker: Attempted on [[spoiler: Lil' Rummy and Lil' Cheney]]
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* AuthorAppeal: Punk and alternative rock. The Lil' Bush Band's music videos often pay tribute to bands like the Sex Pistols, Wham, and Guns and Roses. Guest voices have included members of Good Charlotte, the Grateful Dead and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, among others.
**others. Not to mention Iggy Pop as a main cast member.
* {{Bishonen}}: Vladimir Putin is shown to be one,as well as a MartyStu [[spoiler: until he gets his ass kicked by Lil' Bush in a very embarrassing manner.]]
* %%* BrainWashedAndCrazy: Lil' John Mc Cain
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* ButLiquorIsQuicker: Attempted on [[spoiler: Lil' Rummy and Lil'Cheney]]Cheney]].
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* {{Bishonen}}: Vladimir Putin is shown to be one,
* ButLiquorIsQuicker: Attempted on [[spoiler: Lil' Rummy and Lil'
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* DomesticAbuse: Rummy's dad.
* DistantDuet: In "Crony Breakup".
* DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: Rummy's dad.
* DownerEnding: "Big Pharma."
* DistantDuet: In "Crony Breakup".
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* EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether
* EggSitting: Or watermelons in this case.
* FeudEpisode: "Crony Breakup"
* GayConservative: Lil' Tony Blair
* GranolaGirl: Lil' Hillary and Lil' Pelosi
* GrossOutShow
* GovernmentDrugEnforcement
* EggSitting: Or watermelons in this case.
* FeudEpisode: "Crony Breakup"
* GayConservative: Lil' Tony Blair
* GranolaGirl: Lil' Hillary and Lil' Pelosi
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* LoveTriangle: Condi likes George, George likes Laura
** And Tony likes George, George likes Laura
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* LoveTriangle: Condi likes George, George likes Laura
**Laura. And Tony likes George, while George likes LauraLaura.
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* TheGraduateHomageShot: In "First Kiss."
* TimeTravelEpisode: "Global Warming."
* TimeTravelEpisode: "Global Warming."
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* SixStudentClique:
** The Head: Lil' George
** The Muscle: Jeb
** The Quirk: Lil' Rummy
** The Pretty One: Lil' Laura
** The Smart One: Lil' Condi
** The Wild One: Lil' Cheney
** The Head: Lil' George
** The Muscle: Jeb
** The Quirk: Lil' Rummy
** The Pretty One: Lil' Laura
** The Smart One: Lil' Condi
** The Wild One: Lil' Cheney
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* ScoobyDoobyDoors: Part of an extended AffectionateParody of ScoobyDoo.
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[[quoteright:233:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/518Bj26p6vL__SX500__6780.jpg]][[caption-width-right:299:From left to right: [[TheLeader Lil' George,]] [[TheDragon Lil' Rummy,]][[TheChick Lil' Condi,]] [[TheAce Lil' Cheney]], [[SixthRanger Jeb]]]]
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[[quoteright:233:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/518Bj26p6vL__SX500__6780.jpg]][[caption-width-right:299:From jpg]][[caption-width-right:233:From left to right: [[TheLeader Lil' George,]] [[TheDragon Lil' Rummy,]][[TheChick Lil' Condi,]] [[TheAce Lil' Cheney]], [[SixthRanger Jeb]]]]
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'''This work contains examples of the following tropes:'''
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''Lil' Bush'' began life as a series of five-minute videos distributed on Amp'd Mobile cell phones before moving to ComedyCentral in a longer and more elaborate format. It is essentially a SpinoffBabies work for RealLife.
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''Lil' Bush'' began life as a series of five-minute videos distributed on Amp'd Mobile cell phones before moving to ComedyCentral Creator/ComedyCentral in a longer and more elaborate format. It is essentially a SpinoffBabies work for RealLife.
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Almost every corner of the show is crammed with references to current (and not-so-current) political events, as well as pop-culture [[ShoutOut shout-outs]] and exactly one musical number. Even though many jokes walk the line between RefugeInAudacity and DudeNotFunny; when it's good it's really good. ''Lil' Bush'' did not fare well with critics, but it did manage to turn many of its characters, especially the four main kids, into interesting and entertaining characters in their own right. Unfortunately it managed to get put on the air just as Bush's administration was wrapping up, and Barack Obama becoming president, making the show no longer relevant, and its expiration date set. The show holds up much better now that there is some time put between it and the many other Bush satires of the time, this paired with the unique art style and appealing character designs has gained it a small [[CultClassic cult following]].
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Almost every corner of the show is crammed with references to current (and not-so-current) political events, as well as pop-culture [[ShoutOut shout-outs]] and exactly one musical number. Even though many jokes walk the line between RefugeInAudacity and DudeNotFunny; when it's good it's really good. ''Lil' Bush'' did not fare well with critics, but it did manage to turn many of its characters, especially the four main kids, into interesting and entertaining characters in their own right. Unfortunately it managed to get put on the air just as Bush's administration was wrapping up, and Barack Obama becoming president, [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece making the show no longer relevant, and its expiration date set.set]]. The show holds up much better now that there is some time put between it and the many other Bush satires of the time, this paired with the unique art style and appealing character designs has gained it a small [[CultClassic cult following]].
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: A lot of media specific to a single episode will advertise "Guest Starring Iggy Pop!", despite the fact that Iggy Pop played Lil' Rummy, a regular character.
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* TalkingToHimself: Pretty much every actor on the show does various voices so it comes up a lot. Most notably would be:
** Ann Vilella as Condi, Hillary and Mrs. Rice
** Iggy Pop as Rummy and Rummy's father
** Dave B Mitchell as George Sr. and Jeb.
** Ann Vilella as Condi, Hillary and Mrs. Rice
** Iggy Pop as Rummy and Rummy's father
** Dave B Mitchell as George Sr. and Jeb.
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Cheney]], [[SixthRanger Jeb]]]]
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* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Bush's and the Rumsfelds.
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* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Bush's and the Rumsfelds.Rumsfeld's.
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* DistantDuet: In "Crony Breakup". Also marks the first time we get to hear Rummy and Condi sing.
* DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: Rummy's dad. Again.
* DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: Rummy's dad. Again.
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* DistantDuet: In "Crony Breakup". Also marks the first time we get to hear Rummy and Condi sing.\n
* DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: Rummy's dad.Again.
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* EnfanteTerrible: Most of the cast, particularly Lil' Cheney and Lil' Rummy(Donald Rumsfeld).
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* GranolaGirl: The Lil' Democrats, somewhat.
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* WellDoneSonGuy: The cronies (accept for Cheney) are really just desperate for their parents approval.
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* TakeThat: Pretty much the entire purpose of the show.
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* TakeThat: Pretty much the entire purpose of the show. show
*TalkingToHimself: Pretty much every actor on the show does various voices so it comes up a lot. Most notably would be:
**Ann Vilella as Condi, Hillary and Mrs. Rice
**Iggy Pop as Rummy and Rummy's father
**Dave B Mitchell as George Sr. and Jeb.
*TalkingToHimself: Pretty much every actor on the show does various voices so it comes up a lot. Most notably would be:
**Ann Vilella as Condi, Hillary and Mrs. Rice
**Iggy Pop as Rummy and Rummy's father
**Dave B Mitchell as George Sr. and Jeb.
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Almost every corner of the show is crammed with references to current (and not-so-current) political events, as well as pop-culture [[ShoutOut shout-outs]] and exactly one musical number. Even though many jokes walk the line between RefugeInAudacity and DudeNotFunny; when it's good it's really good. ''Lil' Bush'' did not fare well with critics, but it did manage to turn many of it's characters, especially the four main kids, into interesting and entertaining characters in there own right. Unfortunately it managed to get put on the air just as Bush's administration was wrapping up, and Barack Obama becoming president, making the show no longer relevant, and its expiration date set. The show holds up much better now that there is some time put between it and the many other Bush satires of the time, this paired with the unique art style and appealing character designs has gained it a small [[CultClassic cult following]].
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Almost every corner of the show is crammed with references to current (and not-so-current) political events, as well as pop-culture [[ShoutOut shout-outs]] and exactly one musical number. Even though many jokes walk the line between RefugeInAudacity and DudeNotFunny; when it's good it's really good. ''Lil' Bush'' did not fare well with critics, but it did manage to turn many of it's its characters, especially the four main kids, into interesting and entertaining characters in there their own right. Unfortunately it managed to get put on the air just as Bush's administration was wrapping up, and Barack Obama becoming president, making the show no longer relevant, and its expiration date set. The show holds up much better now that there is some time put between it and the many other Bush satires of the time, this paired with the unique art style and appealing character designs has gained it a small [[CultClassic cult following]].
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Almost every corner of the show is crammed with references to current (and not-so-current) political events, as well as pop-culture [[ShoutOut shout-outs]] and exactly one musical number. Even though many jokes walk the line between RefugeInAudacity and DudeNotFunny; when it's good it's really good. ''Lil' Bush'' did not fare well with critics, but it did manage to turn many of it's characters, especially the four main kids, into interesting and entertaining characters in there own right. Unfortunately it managed to get put on the air just as Bush's administration was wrapping up, and Barack Obama becoming president, making the show no longer relevant, and its expiration date set. The show holds up much better now that there is some time put between it and the many other Bush satires of the time, this paired with the unique art style and appealing character designs has gained it a small [[CultClassic cult following]] in recent months.
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*EggSitting: Or watermelons in this case.
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* KidsAreCruel: The only kids that don't fit the trope are Jeb, Tiny Kucinache and Lil' Laura.
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*CorruptCorporateExecutive: The owner of the "Drugzall" pharmaceutical company. [[spoiler: He uses his power to trick children into taking prescription medication they really don't need. When George, Condi, Rummy and Cheney realize how the pills are drastically changing there personalities, he prescribes them more pills to balance out the side effects.]]
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*AuthorAppeal: Punk and alternative rock. The Lil' Bush Band's music videos often pay tribute to bands like the Sex Pistols, Wham, and Guns and Roses. Guest voices have included members of Good Charlotte, the Grateful Dead and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, among others.
**Not to mention Iggy Pop as a main cast member.
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* BloodSplatteredInnocence: Subverted in "Hot Dogs". The kids get splattered with cows blood, look at each other and shrug it off.
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Almost every corner of the show is crammed with references to current (and not-so-current) political events, as well as pop-culture [[ShoutOut shout-outs]] and exactly one musical number. Many of its Even though many jokes are rather overdone, and many others walk the line between RefugeInAudacity and DudeNotFunny; for those reasons, when it's good it's really good. ''Lil' Bush'' did not fare well with critics. Those who critics, but it did like it counted it among their GuiltyPleasures. manage to turn many of it's characters, especially the four main kids, into interesting and entertaining characters in there own right. Unfortunately the show it managed to get put on the air just as Bush's administration was wrapping up, and Barack Obama becoming president, making the show no longer relevant, and its expiration date set.
set. The show holds up much better now that there is some time put between it and the many other Bush satires of the time, this paired with the unique art style and appealing character designs has gained it a small [[CultClassic cult following]] in recent months.
