The Boondocks

While busily preparing to meet his new online girlfriend, Granddad is accosted by Tom. Though Granddad doesn't see it at first, it's Huey who finally connects his dream with the attack and realizes that it's Stinkmeaner, and not Tom, who's carrying out the assault. With Huey and Riley pitching in, Granddad manages to tie the Colonel down just as his lovely online date arrives. However, despite his efforts to ignore the noises coming from upstairs, Granddad cannot keep her from leaving once she realizes he's been concealing that fact that he has a possessed man strapped to Riley's bed. Upset over losing his new girlfriend so quickly, and knowing he has to do something to rid Tom and the family of Stinkmeaner's ghost, Granddad calls on Uncle Ruckus to perform an exorcism. Armed with a whip, a noose, a nightstick and a branding iron, Ruckus sets to work on Tom, yet makes little progress in driving out Stinkmeaner's spirit. But with a tip from rapper Ghostface Killah, Huey employs the one weapon that an evil ghost can't resist - harmony and peace - to drive him back to Hell. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

It doesn't take long for Granddad and the rest of the Freeman clan to grow tired of Tom's moping around, especially after he learns that his daughter, Jazmine, is excited about the prospect of having Usher as her new dad. Desperate to get rid of Tom, Granddad enlists the services of A Pimp Named Slickback for an intervention to teach him how to handle his wife. Though Tom doesn't approve of the way the pimp treats women, he has to do something once Granddad says he can't stay any longer. And when Granddad notes that he has already used Tom's credit card to pay Slickback's hefty retainer, the lessons begin. Calling on his wealth of knowledge about women, A Pimp Named Slickback begins by teaching Tom how to use disrespect to bring his wife under control. To drive the point home, he enlists one of his girls, Sweetest Taboo, to teach Tom how to use physical violence to establish dominance over Sarah. Then, after another of his girls, Quiet Storm, uses her expertise in surveillance and computer hacking to gather evidence that suggests Sarah is planning to cheat with Usher, Tom decides to confront them. But when he heads them off at the door to the hotel, he is stunned to discover that, instead of arriving for a romantic tryst, Sarah has brought Jazmine there to meet Usher. And when the singer's bodyguards get involved, Tom gets a painful lesson about jumping to conclusions. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

As the Freemans stand fast, Ruckus and Betty catch a break when they spot Ed III and Rummy fleeing the site of their latest break-in. To stop them, Betty opens fire with her shotgun, forcing the burglars to ask Riley to hide them in his family's garage. Once the pair get a look at Granddad's prized car, Dorothy, they steal it for their getaway. Despite being pressed to talk by his distraught grandfather, Riley still refuses to finger the crooks, leaving Tom no choice but to bring him and Granddad in for questioning. With Tom facing a near-revolt when Betty calls for militarizing the Neighborhood Watch, the police try getting Riley and Granddad to crack. But the history of black men who weren't protected after talking to the police is just too frightening, and even Huey and Jazmine can't persuade Riley to tell what he knows to keep him and Granddad from going to jail. However, Ed III and Rummy's effort to rob the Freeman home is more than Granddad can take, especially after he realizes that his Wuncler Security System failed to protect him. And that's when the truth finally spills out - that Ed and Rummy were carrying out the burglaries to drum up clients for the Wunclers' home security business. Yet, after Granddad still refuses to turn them over to the police, Riley wonders if he's done the right thing when they steal his prized bike. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Even as Granddad finds the noise annoying, Riley cannot resist the wild party being thrown by Thugnificent and the Lethal Injection Crew. Worried about what could happen to his brother in the raucous environment, Huey tries to convince him to come home before he gets in trouble. But once Granddad shows up and gets a look at the wild goings-on, he ignites a neighborhood feud when he enlists his fellow black residents to file an official complaint with the city council. In response to the complaint, Thugnificent first tries to win over Granddad before unleashing a mean-spirited rap that he and his crew call "Eff Granddad." When the song becomes a hit, Granddad first considers suing before deciding to strike back by enlisting Xzibit to help him produce a YouTube music video of his own. However, Thugnificent has second thoughts about using his stardom to attack Granddad after learning that his music video has inspired a series of attacks on old men around the world. Stunned by the violence that the words unleashed, Huey looks to peacefully settle the neighborhood feud, but can only get Granddad and the rapper to agree to cease making "dis records." © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

With Uncle Ruckus working to stop anyone from sneaking in, a mistake by Riley forces Granddad to go to the concession stand for popcorn. But when Granddad's complaints about having to butter it himself attract attention, Ruckus realizes that he didn't pay. Taking cover in the darkened theater, Granddad has to struggle to keep a guilt-ridden Jazmine from turning them all in, as Huey decides that the only way to stop the madness is to destroy the print of Soul Plane. The prospect of getting caught prompts Riley to suggest that he and Granddad abandon Jazmine and make a getaway. Seeing Jazmine enthralled by the on-screen action, they sneak off, leaving her helpless against Ruckus and his crew. Meanwhile, Huey's efforts to sabotage the film are stopped cold. Feeling guilty about leaving his grandson and Jazmine to take the fall for his crime, Granddad turns himself in, in exchange for their freedom. But Uncle Ruckus' excitement over making an arrest is cut short after they all learn that the theater is closing in response to the formation of a new union. However, when Huey looks to get his due for encouraging the staff to stand up for their rights, he discovers that everyone was fired for following his advice. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Huey goes on a hunger strike to protest the damage done to black people by BET. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

After a series of online dating failures, Granddad lands a promising date for the weekend, only to learn that she is a deadly martial arts master. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Riley becomes the newest member of Thugnificent's Lethal Injection Crew, but he is forced to prove himself worthy of the honor after a neighborhood bully steals his jeweled chain. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

When being recruited for Tom's youth league team offers Riley a chance to realize his dream of being a basketball superstar, he soon learns the importance of being a team player. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

As he is getting started on his new BET reality show, Uncle Ruckus struggles with DNA test results that prove he is really black. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Granddad, Uncle Ruckus and Huey present three very different accounts of the life story of family legend Catcher Freeman. © 2008 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Displaced by Hurricane Katrina, Granddad's Cousin Jericho and his family seek refuge with the Freemans. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

When Riley's third grade teacher uses the "N-word" during an argument, Granddad enlists Reverend Rollo Goodlove in a fight to make the school board pay. © 2008 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

When Granddad takes a vacation and the boys quickly drive off their babysitter, Uncle Ruckus, Huey steps up to take charge. © 2007 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Following the shooting of the rapper Gangstalicious, Riley passes out upon seeing one of his crew kiss him in the hospital. Unwilling to accept that Gangstalicious might be gay, Riley is sure that it was all a dream. Yet, following the debut of his new music video, "Homies Over Hoes," the rapper suddenly starts sending Riley free samples from his new fashion line that look suspiciously like women's clothes. And though Huey points to the kiss, the clothes and the video as evidence of Gangstalicious' homosexuality, Riley refuses to believe it. Meanwhile, as Gangstalicious skirts the rumors about his sexuality, Thugnificent and his Lethal Injection Crew send Riley to land a deal for them to collaborate on a remix of "Homies Over Hoes."As Riley works on securing a deal, Granddad worries about signs suggesting his grandson is gay. Though he is wearing women's clothes and carrying a purse, Riley denies it. Even so, after doing everything he can think of to make a real man out of Riley - including playing football, inviting girls over, and offering to chase women together - Granddad calls in A Pimp Named Slickback to straighten him out. © 2008 Adelaide Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.