The animated television series 'The Boondocks' premiered on Adult Swim, bringing Aaron McGruder's comic strip to television.
Season 3 of 'The Boondocks' premiered on Adult Swim, continuing the show's satirical take on African-American culture and social issues.
Adult Swim announced the cancellation of 'The Boondocks,' ending the show's run after three seasons.
It was announced that 'The Boondocks' would be revived with a new season, bringing the series back after several years.
Robert Freeman moves with his grandsons Huey and Riley from the South Side of Chicago to the predominantly white suburb of Woodcrest to start a new life.
Huey Freeman launches the 'The Boondocks' newspaper to express his political and social views in the community.
Riley Freeman pursues a career as a young gangsta rapper, often causing trouble and clashes with his grandfather and brother.
Robert Freeman deals with the presence of Uncle Ruckus, a self-hating black man who looks down on the Freemans and others in the community.
Huey frequently confronts and exposes extremist groups and corrupt figures threatening the peace and fairness in Woodcrest.
Robert Freeman explores the dating scene, facing comedic and sometimes awkward situations in his pursuit of companionship.
Riley momentarily joins a local street gang, which leads to conflicts and lessons about loyalty and consequences.
The family organizes a block party to improve neighborhood relations and bring diverse community members together.
Huey delivers a passionate and insightful speech addressing racial injustice and societal problems in Woodcrest, inspiring change.
