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'''Rollo:''' Or, ''maybe'', I'm using my "stupid sitcom" to get ''you'' some press, boy!
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'''Rollo:''' Or, ''maybe'', I'm using my "stupid sitcom" to get ''you'' some press, boy!boy!\\
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* GaveUpTooSoon: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They later see Rollo's protesters get attacked by another group and is frequently called the n-word on the TV news. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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--->'''Huey:''' Don't listen to him, Granddad. He just wants to use us to get press for his stupid sitcom on BET.
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''maybe'', I'm using my "stupid sitcom" to get ''you'' some press, boy!
--->'''Huey:''' But you're not.
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''am I?''
--->'''Huey:''' ''No.''
--->'''Rollo:''' Or.. ''yes?''
--->''([[StunnedSilence Huey just stares at him, mouth agape.]])''
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''maybe'', I'm using my "stupid sitcom" to get ''you'' some press, boy!
--->'''Huey:''' But you're not.
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''am I?''
--->'''Huey:''' ''No.''
--->'''Rollo:''' Or.. ''yes?''
--->''([[StunnedSilence Huey just stares at him, mouth agape.]])''
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--->'''Rollo:'''
'''Rollo:''' Or, ''maybe'', I'm using my "stupid sitcom" to get ''you'' some press, boy!
--->'''Rollo:'''
'''Rollo:''' Or, ''am
--->'''Huey:'''
'''Huey:''' ''No.
--->'''Rollo:'''
'''Rollo:''' Or..
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''([[StunnedSilence Huey just stares at him, mouth agape.]])''
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* TitleDrop: The principal of Riley and Huey's school mentions the alleged "S word" being forbidden as it is considered offensive to black people. [[note]]"Spearchucker"[[/note]]
* YankTheDogsChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They later see Rollo's protesters get attacked by another group and is frequently called the n-word on the TV news. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
* YankTheDogsChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They later see Rollo's protesters get attacked by another group and is frequently called the n-word on the TV news. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* TitleDrop: The principal of Riley and Huey's school mentions the alleged "S word" being forbidden as it is considered offensive to black people. [[note]]"Spearchucker"[[/note]]
* YankTheDogsChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They later see Rollo's protesters get attacked by another group and is frequently called the n-word on the TV news. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.[[note]]"Spearchucker"[[/note]]
* YankTheDogsChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They later see Rollo's protesters get attacked by another group and is frequently called the n-word on the TV news. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: Riley wears glasses for the press interview, in order to appear to be the acomplished student he actually is not.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement and instead suspending the teacher. Tom warned him about this.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as much as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement and instead suspending the teacher. Tom warned him about this.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student. The teacher even goes on to justify his actions becasue he claims he wasn't trying to be racist.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student. The teacher even goes on to justify his actions becasue because he claims he wasn't trying to be racist.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student. The teacher even goes on to justify his actions becasue he wasn't being racist.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student. The teacher even goes on to justify his actions becasue he claims he wasn't being trying to be racist.
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* YankTheDogsChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then see Rollo's protest get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* YankTheDogsChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then later see Rollo's protest protesters get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV.the TV news. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement and instead suspending the teacher.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement and instead suspending the teacher. Tom warned him about this.
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* TitleDrop: The principal of Riley and Huey's school mentions the alleged "S word" being forbidden. [[note]]"Spearchucker"[[/note]]
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* TitleDrop: The principal of Riley and Huey's school mentions the alleged "S word" being forbidden.forbidden as it is considered offensive to black people. [[note]]"Spearchucker"[[/note]]
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* YankTheDogChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then see Rollo's protest get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* YankTheDogChain: YankTheDogsChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then see Rollo's protest get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* YangTheDogChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then see Rollo's protest get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* YangTheDogChain: YankTheDogChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then see Rollo's protest get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement.settlement and instead suspending the teacher.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student. The teacher even goes on to justify his actions becasue he wasn't being racist.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student. The teacher even goes on to justify his actions becasue he wasn't being racist.racist.
* YangTheDogChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then see Rollo's protest get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
* YangTheDogChain: When Huey tells Robert to give up on getting rich from suing the school, Robert finally listens and heads home. They then see Rollo's protest get attacked by another group and is frequently get called the n-word on TV. Robert believes Rollo will get rich for sure and chews out his grandson for losing out on the scheme too early.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement.
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* RealityEnsues: Robert learns the hard way that he can't sue the school in hopes of striking it rich, because the school doesn't make that much money anyway, or as he wanted. This is evidenced by the principal laughing at the unrevealed settlement.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student. The teacher even goes on to justify his actions becasue he wasn't being racist.
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Riley's teacher, Mr. Petto, calls him a "nigga", which becomes a newsworthy incident. It turns out this is actually because Riley, being ''Riley'', used the word first, and Mr. Petto was just parroting him. Regardless, Robert and Riley want to cash in on the incident, to Huey's disapproval. This eventually blows out of proportion, getting Rollo Goodlove and Ann Coulter involved and pitting them against each other.
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* LameComeback:
--->'''Huey:''' Don't listen to him, Granddad. He just wants to use us to get press for his stupid sitcom on BET.
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''maybe'', I'm using my "stupid sitcom" to get ''you'' some press, boy!
--->'''Huey:''' But you're not.
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''am I?''
--->'''Huey:''' ''No.''
--->'''Rollo:''' Or.. ''yes?''
--->''([[StunnedSilence Huey just stares at him, mouth agape.]])''
* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student.
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* LameComeback:
--->'''Huey:''' Don't listen to him, Granddad. He just wants to use us to get press for his stupid sitcom on BET.
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''maybe'', I'm using my "stupid sitcom" to get ''you'' some press, boy!
--->'''Huey:''' But you're not.
--->'''Rollo:''' Or, ''am I?''
--->'''Huey:''' ''No.''
--->'''Rollo:''' Or.. ''yes?''
--->''([[StunnedSilence Huey just stares at him, mouth agape.]])''
* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Like quite a few ''Boondocks'' premises, this was based on a true incident involving a white teacher getting in trouble for calling his black student a "nigga" when in actuality, he was simply repeating the word when it was first used by the student.
