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| Timothy Bottoms | ... | George W. Bush 8 episodes, 2001 | |
| Carrie Quinn Dolin | ... | Laura Bush 8 episodes, 2001 | |
| Kurt Fuller | ... | Karl Rove 8 episodes, 2001 | |
| Marcia Wallace | ... | Maggie Hawley 8 episodes, 2001 | |
| Kristen Miller | ... | Princess Stevenson 8 episodes, 2001 | |
| John D'Aquino | ... | Larry O'Shea 8 episodes, 2001 | |
| Toddy Walters | ... | Tour Guide 2 episodes, 2001 | |
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Chris Borkovec | ... | Officer Smiley 2 episodes, 2001 |
| Bob Legionaire | ... | Charlton Heston 2 episodes, 2001 | |
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Somewhat dim President George W. Bush's White House more closely resembles the set of a sitcom than real life, down to the laugh track.
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american politics | political leader | republican | george w. bush | sitcom |Taglines:
He stole the election, now he'll steal your hearts. See more »Genres:
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Country:
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4 April 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Laura Bush: That's not true! There, you can watch Lemmywinks.
[On TV]
Lemmywinks The Squirrel: Boy, I wish I had a big mouth full of nuts!
George W. Bush: Oh, not you too, Lemmywinks!
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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". See more »Quotes
George W. Bush: Plus, all public TV characters have turned gay, Laura.Laura Bush: That's not true! There, you can watch Lemmywinks.
[On TV]
Lemmywinks The Squirrel: Boy, I wish I had a big mouth full of nuts!
George W. Bush: Oh, not you too, Lemmywinks!
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Timothy Bottoms and Carrie Quinn Dolin are listed as George W. Bush and Laura Bush in the opening credits respectively. In the closing credits they are listed with both their real name and their characters name. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I finally watched these episodes in 2008 and I had to continually go back and verify when they were actually produced. They are absolutely scary in that they made spot on fun of what would be the future. Either Parker and Stone lived in Texas and witnessed the idiocy of Gov Bush or they are those weird, eerie people that pay attention to things. Boo, scary! Bush's frat bros invading the White House dressed as Arabs wielding rifles? Bush 'accidentally' executing someone? (No, wait. He did sort of do that as gov.) This may have seemed a failure as a sitcom at the time, but must now be considered as brilliant, if spooky, prescience.