Critic Reviews
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Hollywood Reporter Barry Garron
Some of the sharpest political satire on the small screen. |
| 50 |
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Rob Owen
If "South Park" traffics in occasionally brilliant satire, "Lil' Bush" is far more juvenile humor. |
| 40 |
Boston Globe Matthew Gilbert
The mildly amusing animated series would have packed more of a punch back when Americans were still a little shocked about Bush's seeming arrested development, but these days it comes off as merely facile. |
| 30 |
The New York Times Mike Hale
Too lil’, too late. |
| 30 |
Time James Poniewozik
Lil' Bush is too lame to be taken seriously, or, more important, taken humorously. |
| 25 |
Entertainment Weekly Whitney Pastorek
A juvenile pile of manure. [15 Jun 2007, p.74] |
| 20 |
Washington Post John Maynard
"Lil' Bush" aims for the political satire of "The Daily Show" and the crude-but-smart humor of "South Park" but fails to live up to both standard-bearers. |
| 12 |
New York Daily News David Hinckley
"Lil' Bush" is more than a lil' awful. |
| 10 |
Variety Brian Lowry
"Lil' Bush," like so much on Comedy Central other than "The Daily Show"/"Colbert Report" hour, possesses all the finesse of Gallagher with a watermelon. |
| 10 |
Newsday Diane Werts
Little of it adds up to much of anything but foul-minded mischief. |
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