NeoCon is Not Making This Up

If I was a gambling man I would have called BS on this one. Fortunately I'm not a gambling man, because this is true:

We should have seen this coming.

Zarqa Nawaz wants to put " the fun back in fundamentalist".

The CBC has quietly ordered eight episodes of a promising -- but potentially politically controversial -- new sitcom, Little Mosque on the Prairie, about a fictional Muslim family living in rural Saskatchewan. But instead of hoisting pitchforks, rolling down hills and selling eggs at Oleson's General store like Michael Landon's Ingalls family, this transplanted clan will be trying to interact with the denizens of a little Prairie town in a post Sept. 11 world.
My wife is convinced this is a joke... but I'm just waiting for episodes of "My Three Martyrs" and "Survivor - Gaza Strip".

So who is the genius behind this potentially explosive hit?

Find out here