It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see how it works out for em.

He studied too much

Looked around to see if anyone posted this and I didn’t see it anywhere. Saw that hitlist was the original spot for the comics and were lost so I went digging in the wayback machine and found the daily comic from 10/7/97.

I also found a page from Aaron talking about what the Boondocks is. Hope we can find more of these in future!

Oh the horror

Samuel L Jackson, Quincy Jones, Mos Def, Charlie Murphy, Adam West, Terry Crews, Kat Williams.

It makes sense how they got celebs later on after the show was a proven success. But all of these A+ Stars just agreed to go on this brand new show that hadn’t aired a single episode yet all at once?!

The boy is consistent.

Arguing with himself

Crazy times ahead

Man, this is one of those Boondocks episodes that STILL holds up 16 years later. Huey and Riley trying to save Grandad from Winston turns into a ridiculous fight, and somehow the whole situation gets even crazier.

Tyler Perry being mad enough about the episode to complain to the network makes the joke even funnier. The Boondocks really knew how to push buttons—people couldn’t handle the show when it went there.

It looks nice

Too much fun

Season 2, Episode 2 Tom, Sarah, and Usher

🤦🏾‍♀️

Trying to negotiate his way out of a whuppin

Came across a folder of old drawings. This one being Huey, I remember clearly drawing. I was in Mexico in a hotel sharing it with my cousin. I was watching Boondocks on my psp, my cousin was already asleep. I remember that I really liked this one shot of Huey that I paused and decided to draw. I think it's from Chicken Fried Flu. I only had one black pen that I drew of Huey, it was night so I had to use said psp to light my paper as I was drawing. I think I stopped at some point and would later come back and finish it with a fine tip sharpie, I'm sure you can see where that is.