Editing That's My Bush! (section)

===Development===
Parker and Stone stated before the [[2000 United States presidential election|2000 presidential election]] that they would create a satire about whoever won. According to their DVD commentary, they were "95% certain that [[Al Gore|Gore]] would win" and began developing the series under the title ''Everybody Loves Al''. When the [[Florida election recount|final election results]] were in limbo, production was delayed until the winner was determined. With Bush's election, the title became the entendre ''That's My Bush!'' The final episode involves [[Dick Cheney]] forcing Bush to step down, and featured an alternate title music called ''That's My Dick!'' which, later in the episode, changed to ''What a Dick!''

The show was pitched to [[HBO]], [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]], [[NBC]], [[CBS]], [[ABC (United States)|ABC]], [[FX (TV channel)|FX]] and [[MTV]], who all turned down the series.