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jackthemack;650084 said:They fell off after first season. Seriously, that second season was forced and cheap laughs
bigb86;650601 said:Maybe but u have to at least watch an entire season for it to be judged
newOldSchool;652853 said:Every Boondocks Episode is not a form of social commentary. This was just a fun episode. Had some cool anim showed another side of Huey. Just fun in this one.
lord hade;651638 said:Season three has not bee a let down at all. You all aren't paying attention.
1st. Episode revolved around Black America's reaction to having a Black President. Think About it, watch it again!!
2nd. Episode dealt with the standards by which we judge Rap artists success.
The Lonious Monk;657813 said:Are ya'll niggas slow or something? You're saying that an episode that wasn't meant to be comedic primarily was bad because it wasn't funny? How does that even make sense? I'm not saying you don't have the right to not like it or say it was bad. You do. However, if the shit wasn't meant to be a particularly funny episode, saying it was bad because it wasn't funny is stupid. I completely agree that the girl dancing and Uncle Ruckus were the only funny parts, although I did laugh at a few of the racist lines. Ya'll overthink things. Boondocks does a lot with it's episodes. Some are just comedy. Some are social commentary. Some primarily take shots at certain groups or people. And some, like this one, are homages to influences of the shows style. Anyone with eyes should be able to see that the episode was the Boondocks take on anime action. Specifically, it was an homage to the Samurai Champloo Baseball episode. Samurai Champloo being the same anime that influenced the opening to the Boondocks.
lord hade;658028 said:I agree somewhat. The latest episode actually spoke more about the War. How two extremely rich men will start a conflict that involves innocent people. The conflict also make enemies of the individuals, who would otherwise be comrades. Huey was like any other free thinking person, didn't want to be involved or in the middle of something that actually had nothing to do with him. As far as humor, you need to see the movie "Shaolin Soccer" to understand where the dodgeball action came from.