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After reading that Comedy Central is going to migrate an animated series from a mobile phone service to their network, I decided to take a look at the show. On the promotional site for Amp'd Mobile's Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States, there appears to be two five minute videos available for our viewing pleasure, the most recent and the series premiere.
After watching both episodes, I clicked on a promo blip which started with words on the screen that referenced The Simpsons and The Late Show with David Letterman, as being on he Executive Producer's resumé. And, because the person doing the voice for Lil' Bush sounded familiar and because Dave owns Craig Ferguson, I jumped over to IMDB to look-up the actor's name.
If it is the fellow from the Bush sketches on The Late, Late Show, I don't know that I found the right person because whomever I found, he obviously updates his own information. Otherwise, when you search for Chris Parson, how else would they know that he "considers Chaplin's 'City Lights' to be the very best film he has ever seen" and "his favorite song is Henry Mancini's 'Moon River'"?
After watching both episodes, I clicked on a promo blip which started with words on the screen that referenced The Simpsons and The Late Show with David Letterman, as being on he Executive Producer's resumé. And, because the person doing the voice for Lil' Bush sounded familiar and because Dave owns Craig Ferguson, I jumped over to IMDB to look-up the actor's name.
If it is the fellow from the Bush sketches on The Late, Late Show, I don't know that I found the right person because whomever I found, he obviously updates his own information. Otherwise, when you search for Chris Parson, how else would they know that he "considers Chaplin's 'City Lights' to be the very best film he has ever seen" and "his favorite song is Henry Mancini's 'Moon River'"?