For the season finale, Aaron McGruder decided to go out with a bang. Literally. Woodcrest is the target of a terrorist attack. The prime suspect, Huey Freeman, learns that the feds are coming to apprehend him. He takes Ruckus hostage and flees in a school bus. The alphabet boys track down Huey’s whereabouts and dispatch a sinful amount of soldiers to go after him. Agent Jack Flowers is hot on the trail in order to bring law and order to the town. Outnumbered, Huey eventually throws in the towel.

They eventually realize that Ed Wuncler and his grandson are the real terror suspects. But rather than go after them, the feds decide that some people are above the law. Wuncler reasons that people want life to be like the movies with good guys going up against bad guys, but that what America really needs is a rallying cry – a reminder of why it’s great to be American.

“It’s Goin’ Down” ends with Granddad conceding that the world would be much better if everyone listened to Huey. Granddad even apologized for not listening to Huey. Huh? Granddad apologize for something? He must still be blazed from two episodes ago. Like I’ve said in earlier recaps, Huey is the voice of Aaron McGruder on The Boondocks and his message for Season 3 is clear: we can do better. But hey, don’t mind that pretentious sonamabitch and his lame cartoon characters, he’s just being his preachy self.

Recap by The Rap Up

It’s said that this might also be the series finale but I hope not especially since this most recent season was so great, almost as good as the classic first season.

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The Boondocks Season 3 Episode 11: Lovely Ebony Brown

The Boondocks kicked into a different gear with the eleventh episode of Season 3 (“Lovely Ebony Brown”). This episode keeps the humor light, turns stereotypes on its head, and stays as close to reality as possible. You’ve been warned.

The episode starts with Granddad deleting all his social networking accounts, which he had set up to try and find true love. Incidentally, it’s after he commits Facebook suicide and ventures into the real world that he finds the true love that had eluded him all along. His love interest Ebony Brown, played by the gorgeous Gina Torres, seems too good to be true. Huey and Riley remain skeptical. You can’t blame them. The last woman Granddad brought to the house tried to kill the entire family.

As it turns out, Ebony Brown checks out fine in every category. Unconvinced, Granddad continues to sniff around for some dirt. Still nothing. A confluence of insecurity and suspicion drives Granddad to take some drastic measures. Ultimately, he manages to blow an opportunity to be with the first perfect woman he’s ever met.

This is where the show might seem a bit odd to some. We know from every other depiction of black love that it’s always the woman who goes bat shit crazy and ruins an opportunity to be with a good man. How dare McGruder turn that stereotype on its head and show something that might actually happens in everyday life?

But that’s what I liked most about this episode. I know people, men and women, who don’t necessarily exist within the strictures of any particular mold. The world is full of Ebony Browns — hardworking black women who aren’t exactly waiting for some rapper or a captain-save-a-hoe to sweep them off their feet. McGruder rarely explores the black woman on The Boondocks, but the few times he’s done it has been in ways few shows have attempted.

While this episode was focused on insecurity and its toxic effect on relationships, it also slipped in some self-referential lines to remind us that the season is drawing to an end. For instance, when Ebony Brown asks if she could be a character in Granddad’s life she gets this response: “I don’t think I have many episodes left.”

No, this one wasn’t perfect. The plot was average and I didn’t laugh once. But in the wake of Slim Thug’s remarks about black relationships, this was a necessary conversation.

Best Quotes
“I ain’t running with y’all two niggas in the park. Police might shoot me by mistake.” (Uncle Ruckus)

“His views are obviously reprehensible, but they contain just enough truth to make me examine myself critically!” (Ebony Brown)

“Oh she’s an ape, but she’s the finest ape I’ve ever seen!” (Uncle Ruckus)

“Maybe she’ll just marry you and take all your money when you die – let’s just call her a businesswoman.” (Riley)

“I enjoy pork, orange juice and watching ‘Real Housewives of Compton.’” (Granddad)

Recap by The Rap Up

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Watch The Boondocks Season 3 Episode 10 – The Boondocks season 3 episode 10 aired last night on television and if you happened to miss it because you were out watching fireworks on the 4th of July then you can watch it at the end of this post.

The Boondocks season 3 is apparently in its last season so we should enjoy the episodes while they last. In this particular Boondocks season 3 episode 10 titled “The Story of Lando Freeman”, it was definitely a funny one. I mean, most of these episodes of The Boondocks are funny and that’s probably why this has been one of the best series on Adult Swim.

In this particular episode, we see McGruder take on an issue of black family and those talk shows all about paternity disputes. Later we see a guy named Lando turn up at the Freeman’s to do landscaping just as Uncle Ruckus is picking up a new gig with some good ol’ white folks. Of course, this isn’t just a coincidence given the fact that Lando thinks Grandad is his long lost father.

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While Tom is trying to deal with his troubles, Huey and Riley are in trouble themselves, given the option of getting expelled or taking part in the Scared Stiff program and visiting a prison (of course, Riley is thrilled with either option). The two end up in the Scared Stiff program, and Tom decides to tag along as a chaperone in order to conquer his own fear and try to avoid being scared stiff by the experience. He tells his wife he wants to become a defense attorney but can’t visit his clients if he’s too scared to walk into the prison. Plus, if he becomes a defense attorney, he can save others from being sent to prison and brutally raped.

Of course Uncle Ruckus has yet another job in this episode, picking up the kids in the Scared Stiff program and telling them he’s a volunteer correctional officer. He tells the white kids in the group it will just be like a trip to the zoo, while informing Riley and Huey it will be like a trip to the future for them. Riley starts fashioning a shank from a toothbrush before Tom spots him with the sharp object, taking it and pocketing it himself after feeling a flash of fear at the thought that he’s about to walk into a prison.

And so the kids and Tom are introduced to a group of prisoners, one of which informs the bunch that he didn’t do much to end up there; he just killed somebody. He starts talking to the kids about man’s oppressive system, telling them that they don’t know what he’s talking about. Huey informs him that he knows exactly what he’s talking about, delivering an eloquent speech about how prisons are an easy solution to social problems and a civil rights violation, to which the prisoner responds, “You said what I’m trying to say, only smarter!” The prisoners then start telling the kids that the worst part of prison, just as Tom fears, is being raped. One prisoner informs Tom that he’s the type of guy that definitely doesn’t want to end up in prison, and proceeds to describe why prisoners save their peanut butter and jelly (you don’t want to know). He demands that Tom take off his shoes, pants, and jacket, which a terrified Tom proceeds to do, but the shank falls out of his pocket and catches the eye of the Booty Warrior (I guess assaulting Chris Hansen landed him in the slammer), who pockets it. After the other prisoner informs the scared stiff kids that Tom wouldn’t stand a chance in prison by complying with his demands like he did, the Booty Warrior steps in and grabs Tom, pulling the shank and delivering the same speech he gave Chris Hansen. However, a terrified Tom breaks free and bolts out the door.

Best Quotes
“My name is Tom and I have a fear of going to jail and being anally raped.”

“My booty is mine. You can not have my booty.”

“Tom is going to face his fears straight on. And he’s going to walk out of that prison with his rectum and piece of mind intact.”

Nigga, did you just say what I was trying to say but smarter?

“I want me an Alaskan bitch.”

“Sir, have they raped you yet?”

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Granddad is cast as the leading man by mega-superstar of stage and screen, Winston Jerome. But when the theater group turns out to be a homoerotic evangelical cult, it’s up to Huey and Riley to put a pause to it.

The latest episode of The Boondocks is sure to have a lot of people talking this week. It’s already made it’s way to the trending topics section of Twitter and i’m sure Facebook is buzzing with talks about it as well. Aaron McGruder aimed his sights at The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the “Pause” & “No Homo” phrases, and also Tyler Perry. Honestly Tyler Perry received some Ether in the form of animation on this one, I wish I could watch a video of him watching this episode just to see his reaction.

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The Boondocks Season 3 Episode 7 – The Fund Raiser

It’s always good news on The Boondocks when Riley and Huey get ample face time. As these two rascals go so does the series.

“The Fun-Raiser” sees Riley living out his fantasy of becoming the kingpin of the school candy business. Along with Cindy McPhearson, Riley floods the street with his special brand of candy. As the saying goes, you can plan a picnic but you can’t predict the weather. Things eventually go awry as Riley runs into an unexpected twist in this plot.

Huey has a diminished role in this episode, as has been the case throughout Season 3. Aside from a few scenes where he plays his typical cynical bastard role, Huey is reduced to an “I told you so” moment in this episode. I find that interesting, given that Huey always struck me as McGruder’s personal voice in the comic series.

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LoL, do y’all remember where this came from?

The Boondocks season 3 episode 6 is titled “Smokin With Cigarettes” and we get introduced to the character Lamilton Taweshawn. We’re first introduced to Lamilton where they show some footage of him being interviewed about his bad behavior. Then we learn just how bad his influence on Riley is.

Lamilton is an eight-year-old who proves to be a bad influence on Riley as he lights up a cigarette while causing havoc with his grandmother’s stolen car. He takes Riley on a crazy ride in which ends in a high speed chase with the police.

Once they get caught, Riley’s grandfather tells him to stay clear of Lamilton because he is nothing but trouble and all he likes to do is hurt people.

There is more about the show but it surrounds Lamilton and his bad influence on Riley. If you want to watch The Boondocks season 3 episode 6 online then you can do so below.

For the record, I didn’t mean to spoil any of the plot for you guys, just wanted to quickly sum up what the episode was about.

Enjoy!

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Ed Wuncler makes a bet with the Chinese business mogul in a kickball game with the residents of Woodcrests against the Chinese team. As what the episode’s preview showed, Huey wears Kanye West glasses and a Louis Vuitton drivingshoe kicking the ball with extreme force.

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A German documentary follows the election of Barack Obama with the Freeman family and it takes place during the months leading up to his election, the months before his inauguration, and the present day where he is president. Riley and Granddad are in full support of Obama, but Huey is indifferent. However, the Freeman family may view Obama differently from past to present.

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