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The Catchy Kick-Off
Original Series Opening
Digging into the World of Lil Bush
Every show needs a catchy tune to start things off, and for Lil Bush, that music was created by the show’s mastermind, Donick Cary. He is the creative brain who brought this unique animated comedy to life, managing both the writing and the theme song duties.
The characters are brought to life by a very talented group of voice actors. You might recognize the voices of Chris Parson, Dave B. Mitchell, and even Donick Cary himself. The cast also features Iggy Pop and Kari Wahlgren, who use their voices like “vocal magicians” to make the characters sound mischievous and funny.
The show primarily comes from the United States, but it also spent some time in Bulgaria during production. Over its two seasons, it produced 17 episodes in total. Each one acts like a little animated adventure featuring Lil Bush and his school-aged friends as they get into all sorts of trouble.
Airing on Comedy Central from June 2007 to May 2008, the series became a go-to spot for political satire in an animated format. It took a humorous look at famous figures by imagining them as kids, and the theme song was the first hint of the laughs that were to come.