Snap Judgment: 'The Boondocks'

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Nico Tue, Sep 4, 2007 at 09:16 PM EST

I Think The Boondocks Has Potential In Getting A Point Across Its Like Aron Mc Gruder Is Portraying The Ignorance Of Our People so Some Of Our People Could Change The Way that we communicate and act Life as we know is at stake people im a very soulful young person and i belive that the boondocks can yeild some point providing technique but its how we view it We have to take things in different perspective i mean come on if we the african american race could poke fun at our selves thats showing the "Other" Races That the word is meaning less and its not explicit as it seems to other people it has 2 be known that we are evolving but what rate our we evolving i advise people to make changes before they witness Defeat Before Defeat

Namu Mon, Jan 30, 2006 at 10:56 PM EST

"Me" and Joe just are just a bunch of retards

wale` Tue, Jan 17, 2006 at 08:19 AM EST

i like it i think its a great cartoon i rate it second to family guy

nikki Fri, Dec 23, 2005 at 03:39 AM EST

that cartoon aint even racist that show is the best some of yall white peps jus mad cause there aint that many of yall in it

nikki Fri, Dec 23, 2005 at 03:32 AM EST

o about the boondocks that is the funnist show i ever saw mann that mess was so funny i started to cry my favorite episode was wit gangtalisous

nikki Fri, Dec 23, 2005 at 03:27 AM EST

i made a mistake on my comment about kristen so sorry about that i hope you still understand it thank you and good night

nikki Fri, Dec 23, 2005 at 03:24 AM EST

kristen you need to shut up cause you jus a stupid racist white gurl comment i know you a fat blonde gurl so just go eat a twinkie

Kc_Thizzette Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 03:49 AM EST

To "me"...Yes I am black. And yes I do have a sense of humor. But those jokes that you wrote weren't even close to being funny. And to Joe. What the hell do you mean black people deserve it??

And just because this show talks about black people alot don't get it twisted. We are allowed to talk about ourselves. To the white people. Don't think that yall can talk the same way they do about black people on the show. Remember it's TV...in real life you can get yo ass kicked talking the way they do.

peace.

Kirsten Thu, Dec 8, 2005 at 02:00 PM EST

to Me:
Me, your not funny. I am not sure if that was your wack attempt to be funny but you just ended up looking lame and hateful. At least boondocks can make me laugh...sorry I can't say the same for you. My advice if you don't like it don't watch it. And if you don't like us go somewher whwere you can be alone. That where you will eventually find yourself anyway.

Me Sun, Nov 27, 2005 at 12:19 AM EST

Hahaha. Why did black people go crazy during Katrina? It was the end of the month and they didn't get their welfare checks. What's the difference between a black man and a cheese Pizza? A cheese pizza can feed a family of four. What are five hanged black people in misissippi? Misissippi Wind Chimes.

Joe Sun, Nov 27, 2005 at 12:16 AM EST

Um... I think it's great to make fun of black people... they deserve it. I mean, why do they have to be slaves to their past???

-r Mon, Nov 14, 2005 at 05:31 AM EST

the show is great, i hope when CN does turn its ear to the viewing public that it listens to those that like this type of show, and not the ones it obviously wasnt intended for in the first place, like this reviewer, or those fools whome havent even seen the show and are already railing on it because they didnt like the comic in the first place.

for mant of the naysayers, actually watch the show before giving your dang opinion, or better yet watch more than one episode (as the first is very pro black and the second is very anti black). this shows a keeper and anyone who thinks otherwise should just not watch, but i'll be damned if i let CN make the same silly mistakes a network like Fox keeps making.

Priest Sun, Nov 13, 2005 at 09:42 PM EST

I thought that show was funny as hell. It's like the black version of South Park but funnier.

karlita Wed, Nov 9, 2005 at 02:22 AM EST

First of all, I think anyone who says that the show wasn't fresh really should think again. What other show on tv right now, or in the recent past has a character saying he hates black people yet is black himself (which if you'd wake up and look at real issues, is something very true and troubling in our current black communities in differing class levels). You're expecting too much from a first episode. If you want to roll on the floor laughing, go watch something that sells itself as a "laugh out loud" comedy. Not what you know to be a politically charged comic, turned into a show for entertainment. Most of what Huey brings up and McGruder expresses, frightens those who knock it for not being "funny" or "subtle" enough. Learn to get these issues in your face, or else you'll just be another ignorant person shouting "he went too far" when he makes a satirical comment about white people or racism in the US.

farkle Tue, Nov 8, 2005 at 11:33 AM EST

I loved it, too. I don't see what all the reviewers are sniping about; I loved Huey's rants and the thing with the cheese. I was a little thrown by the anime-style animation, though.

anghus Tue, Nov 8, 2005 at 09:41 AM EST

Thought the show was terrible. McGruder will never be anything other than a footnote, i.e. the guy who did that racial cartoon that translated terribly to a tv show. Boondocks has it's moments as a strip, but the tv show just doesn't have the timing or rhythym of shows like the Simpsons, South Park or even something as simple as Family Guy. Hell, even Clerks - the Cartoon had more laughs. When you see one of the kids saying 'Ronald Reagen was the devil' and 'The Government lied about 9-11', you quickly realize that McGruder and his staff have something relevant to say, but lack a relevant way to say it. Having your characters use the N Word and bitch about conservatives or rich white people is hardly revolutionary, and McGruder aren't subtle or funny enough to make a point while making you laugh, and that it the show's massive failure.

Q Tue, Nov 8, 2005 at 01:55 AM EST

Poor, poor Eddie. He's in for quite a shock.

Loved the show, btw.

demonbox Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 11:52 PM EST

The show didn't really work for me, in that there was nothing fresh or exciting about it... the very reasons I love the comic strip. That said, unless were discussing Temptation Island or Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire, one episode is far too early in it's development to write the show off. First episodes often suck. And while this one didn't suck, it wasn't all that far from it. I'll gladly keep wathcing, but it'll have to hook me in the next 2 episodes, at least somewhat...

Eddie Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 11:15 PM EST

I used to enjoy the Boondocks comic strip. It started out witty and it was topical without being too preachy from the left. Now, I feel the strip is more mean spirited and outright racist. I know that its "cool" these days to make fun of white people but MaGruder is really overdoing it these days. Havent seen the show yet but I plan on it. Hopefully its not as hateful as the strip.

eagles_arrows Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 08:56 PM EST

The Boondocks is a favorite comic strip of mine and I loved how it was portrayed in the small screen. Even if it doesn't have the humor you'd expect from Family Guy, it's still a worthy show to watch and definitely brings up alot of controversy.

newscoma Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 08:03 PM EST

I loved it. Who can make a valid judgement after one show? It takes time to build things up. I thought it was funny, Regina King's voiceovers for Riley and Huey were wonderful and I think it has a lot of potential. I really think anything that is so liberally political these days tends to get hammered before it ever gets out of the gate. Keep it up McGruder. As a forty-year-old white liberal, I think you have what it takes to be the next Trudeau ... or for that matter, what every you want to be.

Brad Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 06:39 PM EST

Didn't work for me. Go back to the drawing board, literally. The comic works much better than the show. I will not be watching.

Amber Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 06:22 PM EST

LOVED IT. I thought that it was smart and funny. Definitely a breath on fresh air. McGruder is unapologetically honest and I love that. I'm tired of writers dancing around the issues. I haven't seen anything this honest and funny since Chris Rock's stand-up. It's very entertaining. If you don't like it, don't watch it.

Todd Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 06:09 PM EST

Since the Columbus Dispatch refused to print Boondocks in the central Ohio market, I never read much of it. Since catching much of it online, I've become a big fan. With that said, I was rather indifferent towards the show. I wanted to like it and as was pointed out, there were moments of brilliance (the cheese, for instance) but it's just not quite there yet. It seemed more like a overly-shocking pre-emptive strike against the critics. I just hope it survives long enough to find a better balance.

Pete Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 06:07 PM EST

It just isn't that funny. Being edgy is usless if it takes the place of being funny, which it did. I laughed 5 times a smuch in half the time when I cuaght the episode of birdman after it.

Josh Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 05:55 PM EST

I get the way it was used now, just a bit unclear in the headline... thanks

Ed Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 05:19 PM EST

I meant it works better JUST as a comic strip, but I'll change it to make it clearer... thanks, Josh!

Josh Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 05:11 PM EST

I missed it (my roommate's dog was having a seizure... I'm not kidding), but just have to say: What the heck is up with the teaser on the EW homepage saying 'Why 'Boondocks' might work better as a comic strip.' Did the headline writer not realize that it already is a comic strip? It's clearly referenced in Mr. Susman's entry, but the EW.com teaser is just all wrong!

EP Sato Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 05:01 PM EST

Despite poor reviews, I hope the show will excell. The comic strip took nearly a year to find it's feet and come up with some of its funniest storylines (anyone remember when Maplewood Terrace was changed to Tupac Shakur Avenue?). This is a new medium for MgGruder, who may have watched a lot of anime, but is having his first turn directing one. Sorry for my blah thoughts this time, but last night's episode is still waiting for me on tivo. Thanks to EW's recommendation, I have been at home playing "the Warriors" for the PS2 nonstop...

roqstar Mon, Nov 7, 2005 at 04:55 PM EST

I loved it. In the words of another fan: If white people own the White House, Congress, and the entire business world, the least they could do is give us (everybody else) a 22 minute animated show.