: A scene where a possessed Tom breaks through a bathroom door with an axe parodies The Shining .
The 19th episode of is titled " Stinkmeaner Strikes Back ". It originally aired during the second season on October 22, 2007. Episode Summary
: At the time, it set a record for the most frequent usage of the "n-word" in the series, clocking in between 72 and 95 instances.
: The opening training sequence in Hell is a direct homage to the classic film The 36th Chamber of Shaolin .
Compare this episode to its Season 3 sequel, "." Let me know how you'd like to explore the topic further . Stinkmeaner Strikes Back - The Boondocks Wiki
: Granddad uses the line "Cocaine's a hell of a drug," a nod to the famous Rick James skit.
: The episode heavily references The Exorcist , featuring Uncle Ruckus performing an "exorcism" with a job application to scare away the "n***a spirit".
: Derived from Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back .
The Boondocks Episode 19 -
: A scene where a possessed Tom breaks through a bathroom door with an axe parodies The Shining .
The 19th episode of is titled " Stinkmeaner Strikes Back ". It originally aired during the second season on October 22, 2007. Episode Summary
: At the time, it set a record for the most frequent usage of the "n-word" in the series, clocking in between 72 and 95 instances. The Boondocks Episode 19
: The opening training sequence in Hell is a direct homage to the classic film The 36th Chamber of Shaolin .
Compare this episode to its Season 3 sequel, "." Let me know how you'd like to explore the topic further . Stinkmeaner Strikes Back - The Boondocks Wiki : A scene where a possessed Tom breaks
: Granddad uses the line "Cocaine's a hell of a drug," a nod to the famous Rick James skit.
: The episode heavily references The Exorcist , featuring Uncle Ruckus performing an "exorcism" with a job application to scare away the "n***a spirit". Episode Summary : At the time, it set
: Derived from Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back .