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The Boondocks (Comic Strip)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The Boondocks is a newspaper comic strip created by Aaron McGruder, which was originally published by the Universal Press Syndicate from 1999 to 2006, with an unexpected revival in 2019. All of the UPS comics can be found here. It was adapted into an animated television series of the same name that has aired intermittently on Adult Swim since 2005.The comics are centered around the lives of the Freemans, a black family from inner-city Chicago, Illinois who move into the mostly white suburb of Woodcrest, Maryland. The main protagonist is Huey Freeman, a smart yet cynical little boy who is a far-left-wing political activist, constantly railing against problems affecting the black community. His little brother is Riley Freeman, a juvenile delinquent who imitates gangsta rap culture too closely. The two boys are being raised by their single grandfather Robert Freeman, a grumpy old man who takes a disciplinarian approach to parenting.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Other important characters include Huey's best friend Michael Caesar, another black kid who is also a newcomer to Woodcrest. Even though he didn't appear until a year into the comics' run, Caesar quickly became a co-protagonist to Huey, and often provided additional commentary to Huey's rants. There's also the multiracial Dubois family; Tom Dubois is a successful black lawyer married to a white woman (Sarah), whose moderate left-wing beliefs clash with Huey's radicalism. Jazmine Dubois is Tom's biracial daughter and Huey's only other friend, whose overwhelming naivete makes her believe everything she is told by adults.Most of the comic strip's humor was very satirical and topical in nature. Aaron McGruder used the comic as a vehicle for his social views, covering a lot of then-current news events on African-Americans and the United States in general. His favorite subjects of mockery were annoying black celebrities and right-wing politicians (especially the George W. Bush administration). Unsurprisingly, this comic strip attracted a lot of controversy, but also a lot of popularity over the years.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })In February 2019, approximately 13 years after the original comic series ended (and about 5 years after the (seemingly) final season of the TV series had aired), Aaron McGruder and Seung Eun Kim created some new comic strips that were posted on Instagram by Charlamagne tha God, satirizing the current sociopolitical climate of the Donald Trump administration. These new comics were released just a few months ahead of a later announcement in June 2019 that the TV series would also be continued, now tackling social issues related to Trump- and Biden-era America as well. Unfortunately, the reboot was later shelved.Not to be confused with The Boondock Saints. | |
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Darker and Edgier | |
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Darker and Edgier: It, along with Doonesbury, was one of the more subversive newspaper strips of it's time, with it's dark humor and biting social commentary. The animated version of The Boondocks is even more so to the point where the original comic is Lighter and Softer and more for "General Audiences". | |
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Your Mom | |
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Your Mom: Caesar thinks he's perfected these into an art form, much to Huey's continued annoyance. For fun, he tends to spring them in the middle of otherwise normal conversations. | |
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Title Drop | |
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Title Drop: Caesar on December 11, 2001. In a Christmas Carol, to boot. | |
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Comic-Book Time | |
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Comic-Book Time: Given how topical the comic strip was and its focus on then-current events, it's very noticeable that nobody (especially the kids) are ever shown to be aging. Lampshaded by Caesar during the era of the 2004 US presidential election: | |
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Adorably Precocious Child | |
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Adorably Precocious Child: Completely intentional in the case of the brothers, and often played for laughs. There was a strip where Huey is declaring dramatically from a hill to his new neighborhood things like, "My knowledge of self shines boldly in the face of the beast!" A little old lady interrupts, calling him "just a big ole cutie pie." There is a whole Sunday strip where Riley practices intimidating "thug shot" expressions, but fails because he is adorable. | |
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Good Is Not Nice | |
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Good Is Not Nice: Huey. He's smart and has good intentions in building a greater American society, but can be downright cynical about it. | |
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Black Comedy | |
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Black Comedy: This comic has a rather cynical sense of humor, especially with some of the dialogue. But nowhere near as much as the TV series. | |
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Brutal Honesty | |
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Brutal Honesty: This is a trait of all of the Freemans, although they all do it in different ways. | |
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Only Sane Man | |
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Only Sane Man: Michael Caesar in the comic, since Huey is more exaggerated there. | |
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In Medias Res | |
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In Medias Res: In one comic, Riley starts telling a story with “So there we was, on Air Force One...”, prompting Huey to yell at him to start at the beginning. | |
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Strangely Specific Horoscope | |
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Strangely Specific Horoscope: Huey would always write off his horror-scope as ridiculous despite it basically describing his current situation and a sensible solution to it every single time Caesar read it. Caesar's was similar only he put stock it them, so naturally they gave no solutions. | |
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Insufferable Genius | |
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In the comic Huey often shows more jerkassish traits - from self-righteousness to callousness to downright arrogance at times: in general comic Huey is very wise but also very full of himself. Due to the majority of the other characters being retooled to show more of those traits themselves in the show, Huey's negative traits became more subdued so he could foil the others more effectively. | |
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Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism | |
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Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism: Definitely further on the cynical side, though there are several moments of idealism shining through. | |
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Conspiracy Theorist | |
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Conspiracy Theorist: Huey Freeman. | |
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Smart Ball | |
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Smart Ball: In the strips where Riley impersonates Huey, Jazmine is the only one who isn't fooled. | |
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Break the Cutie | |
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Break the Cutie: Good God, Jazmine. As if she was designed for this trope... | |
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Stop Being Stereotypical | |
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Stop Being Stereotypical: Both this and the animated series make regular use of this trope. | |
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BlackGuyDiesFirst | |
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Black Guy Dies First: Referenced in one early strip when Huey wrote to George Lucas to congratulate him on casting Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu in The Phantom Menace, but then added that Jackson's character had better not be the first guy to be killed off.note As it turned out, Windu wouldn't be killed off until over half way through the third prequel film. | |
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Author Tract | |
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Author Tract: Aaron McGruder doesn't make any of his opinions subtle. Also see Take That!. He really doesn't like the George W. Bush administration and their policies. From 2001 and onward, the comic almost never forgot to harshly criticize the government of the time. If there's one thing he hates almost as much as Bush, it's annoying black celebrities and media. Especially BET, which he blames for dumbing down African-American culture and against whom he maintains a vendetta to this day. In the strip and the show, he's never ever missed an opportunity to deliver a seething Take That! to BET. | |
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Wise Beyond Their Years | |
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Wise Beyond Their Years: Huey and Caesar. To a lesser extent, Riley. While he says and does some boneheaded things while trying to emulate the Gangsta Rap lifestyle, he can be pretty clever and perceptive at times too. | |
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Artistic License – History | |
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Artistic License – History: In one famous strip, Huey calls the FBI and tells them to arrest George W. Bush because he gave $43 million to the Taliban in May 2003, saying that money would be spent on weapons used against American soldiers. The $43 million in question wasn't cash; it was the value of food aid (mostly wheat) the US sent to Afghanistan to alleviate a potential famine, including in areas the Taliban didn't control. In areas where they were in control, the aid was given through the UN and NGOs rather than through the (unrecognized) Taliban government. While some of this value could be considered indirect subsidization of the Taliban (since international aid leaves them free to starve their subjects and instead spend everything on their military), that's far from what Huey (and the author) were claiming and it'd be pretty hard to argue that the Americans should've cut all aid and let hundreds of thousands of uninvolved civilians die-easily preventable deaths instead. The strip immediately prior also had Huey claim that the Reagan administration "trained" Osama bin Laden and gave him "countles" funds. This is is considered at best Dated History, at worst always a fringe Conspiracy Theory. As of the 2020s, there's still no evidence to support any of the claims regarding collaboration between U.S. government agencies and bin Laden. The most that can be argued (and is still unproven) is that his group (which represented less than 1% of the rebels fighting the Soviets) might have come across some of the funding third-hand (the Americans funneled it through Pakistan, who then funneled it through Afghan rebel groups, who could sometimes funnel it to foreign volunteers like bin Laden's Arabs). Even this is unlikely though, as bin Laden's group was self-funded. As for the training claim, no one in the American government ever even set foot in Afghanistan, much less trained one obscure band of foreign volunteers. | |
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Less Embarrassing Term | |
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Less Embarrassing Term: A strip has Granddad defending his "Man-Bag" (similar to a purse) as being manly in a strip introducing the Unusual Euphemism "Brokeback", for something of dubious masculinity. | |
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Author Appeal | |
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Author Appeal: McGruder is One of Us and a self-proclaimed nerd. Especially when it comes to Star Wars. As a result, the comic and (to a somewhat lesser extent) the show are chock full of Star Wars references, and Huey himself is a fan. His status of an Author Avatar for McGruder's interests was lampshaded, sometimes. He also enjoys anime, and in the show it shows to say the least. | |
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Author Avatar | |
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Author Avatar: While he'll occasionally speak through Riley, Robert, or Michael, Huey Freeman is the one who tracks the closest to McGruder's opinions and tastes. | |
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Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap! | |
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Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap!: Inverted in the sign vandalism arc. When Cindy asks Riley to let her rename one of the streets, Riley refuses, since he's laying low at this point. He starts to say that with the police on the hunt for the perpetrator, she'll get caught, but then realizes that he's found the perfect fall guy for his crimes, and agrees to help her out. | |
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Before My Time | |
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Before My Time: Tom asks Huey whether he's named after Huey Lewis, and Huey actually responds, "Before my time." Subverted in the fact that Huey has just given an erudite lecture on Black Panther Huey Newton, who is older than Lewis. | |
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You Can't Fight Fate | |
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You Can't Fight Fate: Played with hilariously here. | |
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"Not Making This Up" Disclaimer | |
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"Not Making This Up" Disclaimer: One strip lampooned the McDonald's "I'd hit it" campaign with a note saying "Actual McDonald's ad". | |
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Curse Cut Short | |
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Curse Cut Short: Usually swearing is just &$#&ed out, but when suggesting words P. Diddy could rhyme with his new nickname, Huey suggested "What about sh-" before Caesar cut him off. | |
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Real Life Writes the Plot | |
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Real Life Writes the Plot: The creator is from Oakland Mills High School in Howard County, known to be the most "ghetto" school in the county. | |
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Star Wars (Franchise) | |
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Especially when it comes to Star Wars. As a result, the comic and (to a somewhat lesser extent) the show are chock full of Star Wars references, and Huey himself is a fan. His status of an Author Avatar for McGruder's interests was lampshaded, sometimes. | |
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Filibuster Freefall | |
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Filibuster Freefall: During the early-mid '00s, the strip became almost entirely about criticizing the George W. Bush administration, with Huey and Caesar as the only two major characters. During Bush's second term, however, McGruder backed off from this and brought the strip back to its original focus, partly because of a much-unwanted effort by the Green Party to get him to run for President (which caused him to decide that too many people were looking to him for political advice) and partly because, ironically, public and media opinion was turning against Bush by then (he felt that the press was too deferential to Bush post-9/11 and focused on anti-Bush humor in response). | |
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Red Oni, Blue Oni | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_8411ab92 | comment |
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Riley and Huey, respectively. Also Caesar and Huey, respectively. | |
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Free-Range Children | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_84c5ec0b | comment |
Free-Range Children: In the comic, Huey, Riley, and Caesar are able to go wherever they want and do quite a bit without supervision (though there isn't much to do in Woodcrest). | |
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Two-Way Tapping | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_8f77834d | comment |
Two-Way Tapping: In early strips, Huey's politically-charged phone conversations would often be interrupted by wiretapping agents asking him to repeat what he just said, as there was too much to write down in one go. | |
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Gangsta Rap | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_9a357759 | comment |
To a lesser extent, Riley. While he says and does some boneheaded things while trying to emulate the Gangsta Rap lifestyle, he can be pretty clever and perceptive at times too. | |
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Lazy Artist | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_a0fd6f80 | comment |
Lazy Artist: Compare and contrast these two strips. | |
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Professional Slacker | |
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Professional Slacker: In one comic plotline Riley decides to spend the entire summer literally not moving from in front of the TV. Huey responds with disgust, asking if Riley's trying to become the world's laziest Negro. Riley states that he is unwilling to go to the effort of signing the forms for that. | |
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Armor-Piercing Response | |
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Armor-Piercing Response: After Huey protests that he's "got a right to be hostile," and fight the injustice of the world, Robert says, "Then I suppose you'll find justice in making yourself miserable." After Robert walks away, Huey sullenly says "I hate wisdom." | |
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Abusive Parents | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_b11ac9f5 | comment |
Abusive Parents: Granddad Freeman falls into that gray area between "corporal punishment" and "abuse", though his ham-handed approach to it leans towards the latter but also falls under Hilariously Abusive Childhood, though his actual abuse tends to be more his failings as a parental figure and role model, as his instances of physical punishments is usually well deserved. | |
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Take That! | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_b53077b3 | comment |
There was also a Take That! againt Vivica Fox and her fans that was extended to the point of being a type of Running Gag. | |
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Hypocritical Humor | |
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Hypocritical Humor: All the time, from pretty much everyone - most commonly it comes from Riley or Granddad and is lampshaded by Huey, or it comes from Huey and is lampshaded by Caesar. Occasionally, it's directed at McGruder himself or the newspaper editing process. | |
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Demoted to Extra | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_b8e3f20a | comment |
Demoted to Extra: Following 9/11, this happened to everybody except Huey and Caesar. Jazmine was hit hardest by this, with a two-year absence. | |
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Precision F-Strike | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_bc00493f | comment |
Precision F-Strike: All the time. Whereas in the show the characters curse all the time, in the newspaper comic they can't get away with that too often, so McGruder saved particularly strong words for particularly good punchlines, to great effect. | |
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Cool and Unusual Punishment | |
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Cool and Unusual Punishment: When Robert punishes Riley by forcing him to see Halle Berry's Catwoman (2004) movie, Riley doesn't take it well and tries to have Robert arrested on child abuse charges. | |
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Issue Drift | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_c11515f5 | comment |
Issue Drift: Somewhat noticeable in the comic's run, though it started in earnest fairly early. | |
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You Are Better Than You Think You Are | |
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You Are Better Than You Think You Are: Huey obliquely tells this to Jazmine in one strip where he interrupts her complaining about she hates her big poofy hair to ask her whether or not she likes the clouds in the sky, which she does because they're big and soft. | |
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Shout-Out | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_c75df49a | comment |
Shout-Out: Many pop culture references, including: In a series of "80s-centric" Boondocks strips, Granddad threatens to take away Huey's Bloom County books. Bloom County, of course being a highly influential comic strip that mixed pop culture and politics that has considerably influenced The Boondocks. This strip◊ gives a nod to Peanuts, featuring Cindy pulling a Lucy on Riley (leading Huey to comment that Riley should read more). A later strip gives a nod to Calvin and Hobbes in a conversation between Huey and Caesar. | |
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Self-Deprecation | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_c9597a03 | comment |
Self-Deprecation: When Tom was railing at Huey for ruining his Christmas and bemoaning the state of the world. This strip mixes with Hypocritical Humor and a splash of Who Would Want to Watch Us?. | |
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Lighter and Softer | |
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Lighter and Softer: When compared to the animated version. | |
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GoshDangItToHeck | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_d0b60f23 | comment |
Gosh Dang It to Heck!: In contrast to the unbelievably foul-mouthed series, the comic has no swearing in it, which is sometimes lampshaded. | |
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Mundane Made Awesome | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_d148b019 | comment |
Mundane Made Awesome: A common joke in the strip involves Huey and Caesar thinking up strange and mundane ways to affect change, like when they debated the merits of using thumb wars instead of debates for all political disagreements. | |
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Animesque | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_db08a39d | comment |
He also enjoys anime, and in the show it shows to say the least. | |
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Who Would Want to Watch Us? | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_e236af66 | comment |
Who Would Want to Watch Us?: Done on occasion for a gag, like this strip comparing Huey and Caesar to Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. | |
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The Ditz | |
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The Ditz: Cindy in the comics. She's ignorant about everything. | |
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Art Evolution | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_e43c66bd | comment |
Art Evolution: The art style became progressively better and cleaner. | |
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Innocent Bigot | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_e4c95972 | comment |
Innocent Bigot: Common in the early days of the comic, where everyone from the Freeman's neighbors to the principal of Huey's school knew next to nothing about African Americans, and often said or did things that were humorously ignorant while trying to be polite (his teachers, for instance, thought renting a bunch of black movies was adequate preparation for dealing with a black student). Eventually, this gag was streamlined down to Cindy McPhearson, before she was phased out of the comic (to be ultimately changed into a different kind of character in the show) and the gag more or less along with her. | |
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Gonk | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_e542d80a | comment |
Gonk: Uncle Ruckus, even more so than in the show. | |
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Flanderization | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_e5e6640b | comment |
Flanderization: Tom DuBois was initially a posh but intelligent middle class lawyer that Huey could have conversations with, but over time the comic exaggerated his foppishness and the "Desperate Democrat" aspect of his character, until finally settling on a mix of both. | |
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Suspiciously Specific Denial | |
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Suspiciously Specific Denial: The anonymous tipster who ratted Cindy out was "Not Riley." Huey isn't fooled for a moment. | |
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Aside Glance | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_e8e3807 | comment |
Aside Glance: The most common type of gag. Something satirically odd or goofy happens, and instead of commenting the characters mug the camera and let the joke lie as is. In one of the post-Hurricane Katrina strips, Huey and three of his relatives who'd come to stay all glance at the camera at once, some of them having to lean forward to do so. | |
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Biting-the-Hand Humor | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_ea5c413d | comment |
Biting-the-Hand Humor: Lots and lots of jokes lampooning the newspaper editing and censorship process - there are countless series of gags in the strip where the papers "remove" The Boondocks from syndication in favor of something ridiculously propagandist, saccharine or overly "child-friendly", or just downright strange. So much so that one of these gags is accompanied by an editorial "we mean it this time." | |
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Jerkass | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_eb8ec7c8 | comment |
Jerkass: In the comic Huey often shows more jerkassish traits - from self-righteousness to callousness to downright arrogance at times: in general comic Huey is very wise but also very full of himself. Due to the majority of the other characters being retooled to show more of those traits themselves in the show, Huey's negative traits became more subdued so he could foil the others more effectively. A notable instance for Granddad would be when Huey confesses that sometimes he feels like nobody listens to him, only to have Granddad yell, "How many times do I have to tell you to shut up?! I can't hear the people singing badly on Idol!" | |
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FacePalm | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_f9375414 | comment |
Face Palm: Huey's so cynical that it's hard for anything to surprise him enough to make him do this, but he did when Jazmine invited him to play "Gone With the Wind" with her. | |
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Running Gag | |
| The Boondocks (Comic Strip) / int_f9f2c33 | comment |
Running Gag: IT'S REVOLUTION TIME!!! Huey namedropping someone from either history or popular culture in his snark and the person he's talking to responding "Who is [x]?" There's also Huey's intermittent attempts to get out of mowing the lawn, Huey being generally horrible at video games, Granddad being out of touch with today's society (or computers), Caesar's intentionally terrible jokes (and Huey's appropriate response), Riley's yearly rages against Santa Claus, etc. | |
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