Editing That's My Bush! (section)

==Episodes==
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 | EpisodeNumber = 1
 | Title = An Aborted Dinner Date
 | DirectedBy = [[Jeff Melman]]
 | WrittenBy = [[Trey Parker]] 
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|04|04}}
 | ShortSummary = George tries to have a dinner with Laura and a publicity dinner at the same time.<br />'''Political Issue''': [[Opposition to the legalization of abortion|Pro-life]] and [[Support for the legalization of abortion|pro-choice]] rights.<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': Trying to attend two engagements at once.
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 | EpisodeNumber = 2
 | Title = A Poorly Executed Plan
 | DirectedBy = Jeff Melman
 | WrittenBy = Trey Parker
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|04|11}}
 | ShortSummary = George tries to impress his old frat buddies with an execution.<br />'''Political Issue''': The [[Capital punishment|death penalty]].<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': A visit from old friends prompts an elaborate ruse.
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{{Episode list
 | EpisodeNumber = 3
 | Title = Eenie, Meenie, Miney, MURDER!
 | DirectedBy = Jeff Melman 
 | WrittenBy = [[Tony Barbieri]] & Trey Parker
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|04|18}}
 | ShortSummary = George, going by the advice of a telephone psychic, believes he will be murdered by someone in the White House.<br />'''Political Issue''': [[Gun control]] laws.<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': One character mistakenly believes the other characters are plotting behind his back.
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{{Episode list
 | EpisodeNumber = 4
 | Title = SDI–Aye-AYE!
 | DirectedBy = Jeff Melman 
 | WrittenBy = [[Tom Stern (director)|Tom Stern]] & Trey Parker 
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|04|25}}
 | ShortSummary = George tries to illegally hook up cable and accidentally shoots a laser into Austria.<br />'''Political Issue''': The [[Strategic Defense Initiative]] (SDI).<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': Trying to conceal a blunder that the character was warned against making.
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{{Episode list
 | EpisodeNumber = 5
 | Title = The First Lady's Persqueeter
 | DirectedBy = Jeff Melman
 | WrittenBy = Trey Parker & Amy Welsh
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|05|02}}
 | ShortSummary = George tries to put Pun'kin, the Bush family cat to sleep, while Laura tries to improve her "downtown area" after mishearing George's conversation.<br />'''Political Issue''': [[Assisted suicide]].<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': Mishearing a conversation leads to a wildly incorrect conclusion.
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{{Episode list
 | EpisodeNumber = 6
 | Title = Mom 'E' D.E.A. Arrest
 | DirectedBy = Jeff Melman 
 | WrittenBy = [[Kyle McCulloch]], Trey Parker & [[Matt Stone]]
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|05|09}}
 | ShortSummary = Laura tries to impress George's mother [[Barbara Bush|Barbara]] by organizing the War on Drugs Arrest ceremony while George accidentally takes [[MDMA|ecstasy]].<br />'''Political Issue''': The [[War on Drugs]].<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': Trying to impress the mother-in-law.
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 | EpisodeNumber = 7
 | Title = Trapped in a Small Environment
 | DirectedBy = Jeff Melman
 | WrittenBy = Trey Parker 
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|05|16}}
 | ShortSummary = Laura and George successfully set up Karl with one of Laura's friends, only to find out that he is married, while rioters outside protest oil drilling in Alaska.<br />'''Political Issue''': [[Oil well|Oil drilling]] in Alaska.<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': Characters that do not get along must cooperate when they are trapped together.
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 | EpisodeNumber = 8
 | Title = Fare Thee Welfare
 | DirectedBy = Jeff Melman
 | WrittenBy = Matt Prager & Trey Parker
 | OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2001|05|23}}
 | ShortSummary = Series finale. After losing an important peace treaty, George is removed from office by [[Dick Cheney]] and tries to find a new job.<br />'''Political Issue''': Presidential [[Federal impeachment in the United States|impeachment]].<br />'''Sitcom Plot''': Being fired from a job. Also parodies the conventions of [[series finale]]s and [[Spin-off (media)|spin-offs]].
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