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The episode (below, left) parodied the catchphrase'Fuck Yo Couch' which originated on The Chappelle Show. On January 21st, 2008, an episode titled "The S Word" aired. Her father slaps her mom for the chicken being cold; when she moves to Hong Kong, Kenny Wu slaps her for the same reason. The episode portrays a fantasy in which Martin Luther King is in a coma from 1968 to 2000, at which point he wakes up and must deal with 21st century culture.

Then he continues by taking pot shots at fixations of modern black pop culture like Usher and BET. At the end, he washes his hands of African Americans and declares he's moving to Canada.

  • Most of what Ed Wuncler I does is horrible, but sometimes you just can't help but laugh. Much of the conflict of the show comes from the conflicting ideas and values of the two brothers, Huey who is very political and champions social issues, and Riley, who loves pop culture, especially rap music.

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    History

    The Boondocks began as a comic strip published in the student newspaper The Diamondback during creator Aaron McGruder's college years at the University of Maryland.

    He once fired everyone working at a restaurant he owned except for the Mexican workers. Here's just one example of many:

    A Pimp Named Slickback: I mean, don't get me wrong, A Pimp Named Slickback will put a lot of things over a hoe. Unless that homie wanna walk that stroll and get that money, the homie ain't gettin' a goddamn thing.

    Sounds like some gay shit to me.

  • The entirety of "The Story of Catcher Freeman":

    Riley:Aw man! But the way he solemnly deadpans "I know it's wrong, but I really want my own room"note Robert had said that if Riley turned out to be gay the two boys would have to get separate rooms before quietly getting up to leave while his brother weeps with unmitigated Gayngst behind him makes it hilarious.

  • In Attack of the Killer Kung-Fu Wolf Bitch, we're treated to a flashback showing Luna's upbringing; her mother being married to an abusive man while she herself eventually ends up in abusive relationships herself.

    When one of the employees remarks that she's half-Mexican, Wuncler further specifies not the illegal Mexicans, which is followed by said illegal Mexicans offscreen shouting "¡Olé!".

  • In "The Story of Gangstalicious Part 2" when Riley is miserably working his way through his idea that having been a fan of the gay Gangstalicious makes him gay too, Huey poker-facedly confirming that it does and causing Riley to break down in tears would normally be a nasty Kick the Dog moment.

    Unless you're writing some sort of abstract poem, it's pretty much impossible to tell a story without characters. My baby!
    Uncle: Mister, I wanna be a doctor when I grow up.
    Mister: Nigga, did I just catch you wantin' to be shit?! Within the episode, King addresses a group of African Americans saying:

    "Will you ignorant niggas please shut the hell up?!""
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    The episode drew some criticism for its depiction of King.

    Lord have mercy! It starts with him scolding them for their ignorance and lack of drive while using the n-word, which he acknowledges as the "ugliest word in the English language". Just the fact that Mister slaps his son for the smallest of reasons, including just being happy, is so ridiculous it's impossible to take the abuse seriously.

    (Uncle's brothers knock over a vase while he's learning to write)
    Mister:Nigga, did you just break that vase?

    That is the key, the drum, the fife. In this context, the label "bitches" is used as a mass noun to address any group of audience or viewers, regardless of gender.
    The template "Bitches Love X" is derived from a quote in the episode "Let's Nab Oprah" in the first season of the animated TV series The Boondocks. (slaps Uncle to the floor)
    Bunny:(cradling her son) Oh, sweet Jesus!

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    Oh, no.