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Episodes
The Freemans are filmed for a German documentary about the 2008 election of Barack Obama in the Season 3 premiere.
Thugnificent tries to revive his flagging career by joining the auto-tune craze and starting a rap beef for publicity. When those attempts fail, he has to consider a new line of work.
Huey leads his kickball team in an epic match against fierce opponents.
Uncle Ruckus meets his idol, a racist country singer named Jimmy Rebel. The two strike up a friendship, but only after Ruckus lies about his identity.
The Freemans go up against three violent octogenarians who were part of Stinkmeaner's crew and have come to Woodcrest for revenge.
Riley's friend displays an unusual zest for doing bad things, and his antics soon go too far, even for Riley's tastes.
Riley gets into the fund-raising business, but his intentions aren't so charitable.
After many years of artistic frustration, Robert finally lands an acting gig with a prolific playwright. Robert's new theater company soon seems more like a cult, however, and he's required to cut ties with his family and endure the playwright's frequent advances.
After overcoming a crippling fear of going to jail, Tom volunteers to chaperone kids on a trip to prison as part of a crime-deterrent program. While there, a riot erupts and Tom must face his greatest fear.
A new handyman arrives in Woodcrest and claims Robert is his father, but Robert doesn't believe it. Eventually, the pair appear on a talk show for a paternity test.
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Critic Reviews for The Boondocks Season 3
All Critics (3) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (0)
What a great show it's become...
I'll accept the moderate laughter and try not to be too disappointed that McGruder's rapier wit is too often blunted in this medium.
I come away from most episodes of The Boondocks thinking two things: How did McGruder get away with this? Also: Boy, am I glad he got away with that.
Audience Reviews for The Boondocks: Season 3
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Sep 07, 2020This season finally hits the point of having no meh episodes. Every episode is either memorable or forgettable. This season has the same feel as previous seasons but has a new animation style which gives it a cleaner feel but also a slight difference that takes a minute to get used to. This season was also a great season to watch in 2020 with the episode Fried Chicken Flu. My favorite episodes from the season include The Fried Chicken Flu, The Red Ball, The Fundraiser, A Date with the Booty Warrior, and one of my sisters favorites that I had to include Smokin With Cigawettes which I am aware I misspelled. There are a couple other gems in the season as well but those were the standouts. The season also does a lot more of parodying real people with the infamous Tyler Perry episode as well as the Booty Warrior and Latarian Milton. This season is arguably the most consistent of all the seasons and all three of the first seasons are great satirical television and social commentary. I would highly recommend these seasons which are the only real pure seasons of this show. The episode Its Goin Down is a fitting finale for the show and while not the best episode its better than all of the mistake that is season four.
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Apr 09, 2020Still funny stupid and doesn't make any sense show but great fun..
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May 14, 2019I came here looking for some booteh.
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Sep 04, 2018Easily the best season of all Boondocks seasons - especially because of "Jimmy Rebel" and "Smoking with Cigarettes". I still hate all the main characters, but Uncle Ruckus is still my favorite character because at least he admits to being evil and corrupt. ALL characters on the show are immoral and corrupt, but Ruckus freely admits and indulges in it.
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Mar 17, 2015The show's intelligent take on pop culture, entertainment value and keen wit continue here.
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May 31, 2014Not quite as great as the first two seasons but still worth watching and still great social commentary. The Fund-Raiser is probably the funniest episode involving Riley in the entire show.
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Apr 21, 2014Undoubtably one of the greatest shows on television, The Boondocks is smartly written, cleverly paced, and incredibly funny thanks to its ingenious voice casting and direction!
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