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We know him as David Palmer, the GOAT black president.
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Not a bad episode, but damn another episode revolving around grandad? 
Not a bad episode, but damn another episode revolving around grandad?
i don't see the problem
large portion of the comics was based on grand dad w/huey staring at the viewer at the end frame.
threattonature
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That's exactly how I been feeling and I NEVER EVER have a problem with that. Seems like it's at the end of damn near any Riley or Ruckus sentence now. I'm gone need to go back and watch earlier seasons since its been so damn long.
rewatch the series, it's been like that for awhile.
Yeah that was him, Dennis Haysbert. He'll always be the black President from "24" to me tho lol
I thought it was understood. Robert is a buffoon.
Ruckus is king c00n and a rep of all other c00ns.
Riley is ignorant and Huey is a smart calm revolutionist.
This was established in Season 1. Let's be real, outside of ep 1 and 2, the rest have been on point
Ruckus is king c00n and a rep of all other c00ns.
Riley is ignorant and Huey is a smart calm revolutionist.
This was established in Season 1. Let's be real, outside of ep 1 and 2, the rest have been on point
Im just glad its back. All of them are ok with meI thought it was understood. Robert is a buffoon.
Ruckus is king c00n and a rep of all other c00ns.
Riley is ignorant and Huey is a smart calm revolutionist.
This was established in Season 1. Let's be real, outside of ep 1 and 2, the rest have been on point
best ep since it's return imo......but gotdamn at next weeks ep with the shorty with the fat ass......
Aaron left because they were telling him to stop the afrocentric theme of the show and instead turn it into something like The Cleaveland Show or American Dad...since Huey is what gave that afrocentric theme either they are gonna give him less scenes....or tone him down.
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
You know whats crazy if they had added some of the Huey critique of society and how it deals with African Americans (and vice versa) like the did in earlier seasons. I think Season 4 wouldn't be considered as bad.
For the slavery and Breaking Bad episodes this season wouldn't feel as pointless as it does now. Those episodes weren't at their core horrible ideas, but without the afrocentric POV to show how they were metaphors for real life (slavery = Modern Debt Slavery and the recession, and how Black Hair historically has been big business in black communities while promoting a negative self image).
The reason the last episode was really good wasn't so much the gags as there were voices of reason critiquing actual history like how insane the idea of nonviolence movement was in the face of Jim Crow. Yet how in the end it did work because it made any unbiased observer have to admire the movement.
Source? This is not what the other writers said at all