Sep 09 2010
Streaming The Boondocks: The Complete First Season Online
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Before I initiate the review, I’d like to stammer anyone who’s a fan of this prove to Remove THE Funny COLLECTIONS. They’re even better than the exhibit (which I savor), and if this display introduced you to the Boondocks, then you should definately peruse the comics that the indicate is based on.
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The Boondocks might unprejudiced be the best indicate on TV. First of all, it has some enormous, memorable characters. Huey Freeman, the 10 year former revolutionary that listens to too powerful Public Enemy…His younger brother, Riley, who is fascinated by gangsta rap, guns, and bling…Grandad, the guardian of the two boys, who’s slightly disconnected from the unique times, but has enough sense to be the occasional teach of reason…Tom Dubois (his name is a play on “uncle tom”), his (white) wife, and his confused daughter, Jasmine, who are the Freeman’s neighbors…Uncle Ruckus, the self-hating, caucasian loving shadowy man…Ed Wuncler, the owner of almost all of Woodcrest…His grandson, Ed III, and Gin Rummy; 2 crazy crime obsessed white characters played brilliantly by Charlie Murphy & Samuel L. Jackson…And more
Another reason the note is so huge is because it touches on sharp and controversial subject matters. It’s a reveal that can really execute you deem - about social issues, religion, hurry, relationships, business, war, politics, and impartial society in general. Episodes about the R. Kelly trial, Martin Luther King Jr. coming out of a coma, ect., all prove that there is no station Aaron McGruder (creator of the Boondocks) isn’t willing to go. But the key here is EXECUTION. All of the episodes are executed extremely well. A lot of the idea’s they’ve traditional on The Boondocks could have turned out to be really dreary episodes, but they do a substantial job at executing ideas. And lastly, the indicate is fair Laughable. Every episode makes you laugh at one point of another. That, and the fact that the expose is incredibly vivid and witty, are what truly form this one of the best shows on TV.
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Even with all of that going for it, the music is the x-factor that makes this reveal even more spirited to me. From the dope opening track, to the constant MF Doom and Dangerdoom tracks being played during the show/promos (I remember most of the promos having the instrumental of ‘Bada Bing’ from the Pain Doom album in the background), the music sets an astonishing tone for the exhibit. Even if you’re not a vast fan of MF Doom & Worry Mouse like I am, you should collected bask in the music venerable here.
Episodes From Season 1:
1. Garden Party - 8/10 - The Freemans are invited to a party at Ed Wunclers house. This one really had me hungry for more. It wasn’t the greatest episode, but parts of it indicated that this explain had the potential to be grand.
Quotable: Riley: Man, I really liked that house. Oh well. I shot a n****!
2. The Trial Of R. Kelly - 10/10 - Riley goes to R. Kelly’s trial to defend one of his accepted artists. This is where the series really started to win off. Tons of big moments, and hysterical lines.
Quotable: Riley: If I started peeing on you lawful now, would you A: Smile and ask for more, or B: Disappear the hell out the map!
3. Guess Hoe’s Coming To Dinner - 8.5/10 - Huey & Riley know Grandad’s novel girlfriend is a prostitute, but he won’t acquire them. Wasn’t the best episode, but it had it’s moments. Katt Williams (’Next Friday’, ‘Wild N Out’) makes a very laughable cameo here as ‘A Pimp Named Slickback’
Quotable: Grandad: Own on there, Slickback.
A Pimp Named Slickback: No, it’s “A Pimp Named Slickback.”
Grandad: That’s what I said. “Slickback.”
A Pimp Named Slickback: No, it’s “A Pimp Named Slickback.” Like “A Tribe Called Quest”; you say the whole thing: “A Pimp Named Slickback”!
Grandad: Can’t I unprejudiced call you “Slickback” for short?
A Pimp Named Slickback: No, n****! It’s “A Pimp Named Slickback!”
4. Grandad’s Fight - 8.5/10 - Grandad gets into a fight with a blind man. I didn’t like this one as worthy as most people, but it’s serene a VERY laughable episode. The whole “n**** moment” thing was hysterical.
Quotable: Tom: Nobody’s gonna call you a “Fruity boy” or “Pansy Pants” if you don’t do this.
Riley: I will.
Tom: Apt, well, Riley will.
5. A Date With A Health Inspector - 10/10 - Huey & Riley need to fetch the “xbox killer” to gain Tom out of jail. Probably my popular Boondocks episode. The whole dropping the soap thing, and all the scenes with Ed II and Rummy manufacture this a classic episode.
Quotable: Rummy: Well no we ain’t fetch none. But I always say the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence.
Riley: What?
Rummy: Simply because you don’t have evidence that something does exist does not mean you have evidence of something that doesn’t exist.
Riley: What?
Rummy: What country are you from?
Riley: What?
Rummy: What ain’t no country I ever heard of. They swear english in what?
Riley: What?
Rummy: English mother f***er! Do you tell it?
Riley: Yeah.
Rummy: So you understand the words I’m saying to you!
Riley: Yeah.
Rummy: Well what I’m saying is that there are known known and known unknown. But there are also unknown things that we don’t know that we know.
Riley: What?
Rummy: Say what again! Say what again, mother f***er! I dare you! I double dare you! Say what one more time!
6. The Fable Of Gangstalicious - 10/10 - Riley learns that his current gangsta rapper isn’t really a ‘gangsta’…Definately one of the best episodes, and we can all learn a runt lesson from this about Obvious rappers
Quoatable: Grandad: What’s Thuggin’ cherish? Is that when you’re makin’ adore to your woman and accurate before that “special moment”, you beat her in the head, grab her by the throat, and throw her down the stairs?
7. A Huey Freeman Christmas - 9.5/10 - Riley tries to end Santa, and Huey puts on the school christmas play, which he has titled ‘The Adventures Of Dim Jesus’. VERY Comical episode, featuring Quincy Jones as himself.
Quotable: Riley (writing a letter to Santa) :
Dear Santa,
You are a b**** n****-no wait… (erases the line)
Dear Santa,
You are a b**** ass n****. I heard the mall is hiring extra Security to protect you. That’s a b**** recede, Santa. I’m coming for that ass again untill YOU PAY what you OWE!
Sincurly Yours,
The Santa Stalker
8. The Sincere - 9/10 - The whole episode is a spoof on reality shows (Pimp My Lope, The Genuine World, Uncouth Makeover: Home Edition, etc.), and Huey is paranoid that a government agent is following him. Another mountainous episode, featuring Xzibit as himself.
Quoatable: Grandad: So you’re saying that the car stops, but the rims support spinning? That’s fabulous!
9. Return Of The King - 9.5/10 - Dr. Matin Luther King Jr. comes out of a coma to contemplate how noteworthy things have changed after 30 years. This episode really has a substantial message, and it’s a shame to me that Al Sharpton was so against it. If you actually paid attention to the episode, it wasnt offensive to MLK in ANY intention.
Quotable: Dr. King: Oh, snap. No, they didn’t. A boneless rib sandwich. What will they believe of next? I know I shouldn’t eat these. But they’re for a dinky time only.
10. The Itis - 10/10 - Grandad gets his enjoy soul food restaurant, but the customers collect addicted. This is another one of my current episodes.
Quotable: Riley: Whoa. This is what crack must feel like.
11. Let’s Nab Oprah - 9/10 - The return of Ed III and Gin Rummy. Not as generous as ‘A Date With The Health Inspector’, but unexcited ample.
Quotable: Huey: (narrating) Ed and Rummy kidnapped Bill Cosby… But, he was really annoying. So they save him assist 15 minutes later.
12. Riley Wuz Here - 9/10 - Colossal episode, about graffiti, art and expression, with Huey experimenting on the achieve of dim television. The art teacher character is more than a bit uncommon…but I loved the message, and the ending of the episode.
Quotable: Riley: Don’t screech Grandad I left.
Huey: (blankly staring at BET) We got any grape soda?
Riley: …N****, you tedious.
13. Wingmen - 9/10 - Has a colossal message about friendship, companionship, and worship. Not to mention, its very laughable.
Quotable: Grandad: Huey, say something deep.
Huey: Huh?
Grandad: I ain’t got all day, boy. Be deep
14. The Block Is Hot - The only Boondocks episode I didnt pick up to eye…I’ll update the review with feedback on it when I procure the DVD (or earn the episode on adult swim)
15. Passion Of The Ruckus - 9/10 - Ruckus becomes a reverend, spreading the word of white jesus. This was a spacious episode to raze the season with, and had a enormous ending…Can’t wait for season 2
Quotable: Grandad: “You aint a Jehova Scrutinize now, are you? ‘Cause I’m in the Jehova Search For Protection Program.
The biggest plight I had with the prove was that it didn’t include maybe my well-liked character from the comics, Caesar. Caesar becomes Huey’s best friend when he moves to Woodcrest in the comics, and he’s featured in most of the Boondocks humorous strips. I figure (and hope) Caesar will be introduced next season, but thats heavenly worthy the only beef I could earn with this note. I’ll be certain to steal this up the day it’s released, and I would highly reccomend you do the same.
This explain BLEW me away when it came on earlier this year. I’d heard of, but not read, the amusing strip…but I had no understanding really how incindiary, topical, scathing, and shining this note was going to be. I understanding “oh gee…another attempt to bring a dinky humorous strip to TV.” I should have detected brilliance when the present was knocked from BET to Adult Swim (Catoon Network…the only channel with BALLS tremendous enough to air something like this) .
Like the dearly departed “Chappelle Exhibit,” Boondocks is about racism and the culture wars in fresh America. It attacks stereotypes (of both whites and blacks) …but evern better, the explain also attacks reality. The best example of this would be the rank “Dr. King” episode, in which in an alternate timeline, we gaze what would happen if the noted civil rights champion had not died but merely been placed into a coma. When King wakes up and speaks out against the War in the Middle East he’s labeled a “traitor.” Vivid. Some people may miss the irony, and humor, of the reveal. If you assume it at face value, the point to is the most racist thing on TV today. However, if you quiz the context, and the intent of the creators you’ll procure that this point to speaks volumes on the problems of today’s world. The people who work on this indicate obviously are supremely talented, and have a lot of famous things to say. I’m eagerly awaiting the release of this DVD, and the second season.
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