Editing That's My Bush! (section)

===Pre-production===
''That's My Bush!'' was filmed at [[Sony Pictures Studios]], the first time Parker and Stone shot a show on a production lot. It was not shot in front of a live audience, so as to maintain control and by necessity, thanks to various shots they would be unable to do in a normal show.<ref name="Parker4" /> They had built several rooms from the [[White House]] in their studio (bedroom, dining room) and were allowed "one new, rotating set" per week.<ref name="Parker3" />

Parker described the sets as "amazing," and they were in fact packaged up after the show's run and sent to other White House-related productions. The show's producers gained inspiration by going on a private tour of the White House thanks to Anne Garefino, executive producer, who once worked at the White House for [[PBS]]. A White House usher showed the producers various rooms not allowed on normal tours, which allowed them to detail each set effectively.<ref name="Stone3" />

{{quote box |width=30em | bgcolor=transparent |align=right |quote=At 3 ([[Pacific Time Zone|PST]]) Tuesday afternoon, just like everybody else, we were thinking, "Well, it's going to be a show about [[Al Gore|Gore]]." And we're sitting here with the writers and coming up with Gore ideas, and all of a sudden [[United States presidential election in Florida, 2000|they pull Florida back out]]. And it was like, "Oh, wait a minute." It's just so funny that this election, the one our show hinged on, was the one that was just too close to call.|salign=right|source=—[[Trey Parker]], on the revision of the show<ref name="salon"/>}}