History WMG / TheBoondocks

Ruckus is the reincarnation of an intolerant Southern white who lived before the Civil Rights era. Upon his death, his spirit lived on in the form of an incredibly ugly black male as punishment for his treatment towards blacks. But, being a bigoted southerner, he refuses to learn and admit his wrongs, even trying to bring down his entire race on one occasion, a possible TakeThat towards Civil War and Post Civil War-era Southerners.

He acts like a "self-hating" black man.

** When has Cindy shown any ability to fight aside from a GroinKick?
*** It was sufficient deterrent to keep anyone else from attacking. Come to think of it, maybe a running theme of this story is to deconstruct IKnowMortalKombat.
*** It was a deterrent to keep a grown man from scaring her off the block. It just may be possible that Huey and the other practicioners just may have trained to get their ability just like everybody else. Since Huey isn't shown doing anything else except reading and on computer, its not too far fetched to believe that he finds time to train when nobody is around.
** When has Sarah shown any fighting capabilities whatsoever? It's safe to say that she could not handle herself in a fight. Otherwise she'd be wearing the pants in Tom's household.
*** Tom isn't a badass either. In fact he lets his wife throw objects at him with impunity.

*** Tom isn't a badass either. In fact he lets his wife toss objects at him with impunity.

[[WMG: Grandad subconsciously harbors guilt for accidentally killing Stinkmeaner.]]

* Confirmed, Season 4 is indeed the final season of TheBoondocks.

Putting aside all the problems with the ComicBookTime and the RippedFromTheHeadlines topical commentary, the comics begin with the Freemans moving into Woodcrest and meeting their new neighbors. And then, the show turns their mundane lives upside down. Between the events of the comics and the show, Michael Caesar left town for reasons unknown.

The series is too popular to cancel, but there isn't much plot left in Woodcrest, unless they want to get into [[RomanticPlotTumor Jazmine and Huey's relationship.]]

* While the show did get a fourth season, none of the above happens. The Freemans are still in Woodcrest, Huey doesn't fall in love, no Caesar, and Ruckus is still racist. Dunno about Tom's rapeophobia.

* All of the above is jossed, except for Stinkmeaner's return (as a clone).

* Thomas Lancaster Dubois represents the out of touch white collar black professional whom has forgotten his roots. After finding success he marries a blond white woman. His job as a prosecuting attorney is ironic: He essentially sends other people (mostly black men) to the fate he himself most fears. could also bee seen as someone who wants to fit into white society.

[[WMG: Grandad subconsiously harbors guilt for accidentally killing Stinkmeaner.]]

* Confirmed, as seen in The Hateocracy. Robert feels guilty about him accidently killing Stinkmeaner, but Stinkmeaner's ability to come back to life is unrelated to that, he really is just an evil old asshole.

So we learned that Robert's and Ruckus' respective tall tales about "Catcher Freeman" were loosely based on Tobias Lynchwater, an opportunistic house slave who accidentally killed his owner, and may not even be the ancestor of the Freeman family. So anyways remember the "screenplay" that he wrote and worked so hard for? Well it was actually a script for a stage play (which would explain away the anachronism, because of course there weren't any motion pictures yet). Tobias' script, although seemingly forgotten, would eventually be discovered and adapted into a play (perhaps loosely). Eventually it turned into the movie ''Film/DjangoUnchained''.

->(This isn't supposed to be serious, but let me write it anyway.)

->(This isn't supposed to be serious, but let me write it anyway.)

Just look at the resemblance. This was even lampshaded in "It's a Black President, Huey Freeman".

[[WMG: Ed III is competent on his own. He only does stupid things because he listens to Gin Rummy.]]

* There are multiple reasons why that can't be true. First, different in personality. Second, different names. And third, the Karate Kid was from Detroit, while Riley is from Chicago.

** Kind of would ruin the whole point of the show if they moved out. If anything, the opening episode of a possible season 4 should finally introduce Caesar, and have Huey coming out of retirement.
** Confirmed.http://screenrant.com/the-boondocks-season-4-announced-kofi-125008/
** Still, there's not a lot left in Woodcrest, since Tom isn't afraid of prison rape anymore and Uncle Ruckus no longer hates black people.

[[WMG: Ruckus's arrest in the Obama episode was ordered by the white shadow]]

** "The Red Ball", "The Fried Chicken Flu", and "It's Goin Down" all add some credence to this, especially since said shadow showed up in "It's Goin Down" to warn Huey. Huey being around saved the town from being bought by communists, his entire house being destroyed(a lesser thing for sure, and an entire building blowing up.

* Considering her reaction to Tom[[spoiler: possessed by Stinkmeaner's ghost]], this is obvious.

* That... is amazing.

** Confirmed, as seen in The Hateocracy. Robert feels guilty about him accidently killing Stinkmeaner, but Stinkmeaner's ability to come back to life is unrelated to that, he really is just an evil old asshole.

Just look at the resemblance.

The real final episode was "Freedom Ride or Die", as it seems much more conclusive than "The New Black". It's still not too satisfying of a conclusion to the plot arc, but it's still something.

*** Still Ed3 is more competent on his own relative to when he's with Gin Rummy

* We will learn what happened to Riley and Huey's parents

[[WMG: Grandad subconsiously harbor's guilt for accidentally killing Stinkmeaner.]]

** Confirmed, as seen in The Hateocracy. Robert feels guilty about him accidently killing Stinkmeaner, but Stinkmeaners ability to come back to life is unrelated to that, he really is just an evil old asshole.

He in fact does have revitiligo, Bunny Ruckus didn't make that up; it's safe to say it's not a rip off from Micheal Jackson's vitiligo because this took place before Micheal Jackson was even born. The story was a white man did leave Ruckus on Bunny's and Mister's porch. After they discovered the baby and Mister also discovered the money Mister decided marry Bunny, then he eventually had a cuple of kids with Bunny and thus officially tying Mister to Bunny. If that white man didn't leave any money with Ruckus, Mister and probably Bunny would of never took the white baby(Uncle Ruckus).

***** If anything rummy is the Smarter of the 2. While still an tupid he is nota complete idoit like Ed the third.

* There are multiple reasons why that can't be true. First, diffence in personality. Second, diffrent names. And third, the Karate Kid was from Detroit, while Riley is from Chicago.

[[WMG: Robert's car, Dorothy, was named either after his desceased wife or a previous lover]]

* Confirmed, Season 4 is indeed the final season of TheBoondocks.

* Actually, his mother just told he was really a white boy. Apparently, he gets his racist ideology from his father, and his backwards view of history (including his own) from his mother. It's also worth noting that Uncle Ruckus's name is "a reference to Amos Rucker, an African-American United Confederate Veterans member, who allegedly wanted to stay a slave after the United States Civil War."

There hasn't been any word of any additional episodes, this season is already said to be the final one, and the episode was probably so offensive with the portrayal of gays and mentally retarded people, that it got abruptly cancelled. Or maybe it was the writers' way of going out in style. "We're done with this sh**".

Because at this point, she wasn't trying to sabotage Robert's life, so it's reasonable to conclude that whatever she did was legal.

It really pains me to make that guess.

[[WMG: "The Color Ruckus" takes place after every other episode.]]

At the end of that episode, Uncle Ruckus said that he should have "sympathy for the black man" instead of hatred. In season 4, he does not seem to be standing by that moral that he learned.