Critic Reviews

If you love a big, seriously politically incorrect, brilliantly funny show that delivers belly laughs of the "South Park" quantity, then this one's for you.

Right out of the gate, "The Boondocks" is a water-cooler series that lives up to the hype. It is funny, fearless and continues the vibe of the strip.

Animation has rarely felt so explosively, hilariously defiant.

An out-of-the-gate triumph.

As hilariously scalding onscreen as it is on the daily comics pages.

The Boondocks is can't-miss TV, as vicious, funny and relevant as McGruder's comic strip.

I can't think of another recent work of art, popular or serious, that's as caustic about race as this wild little cartoon.

Outrageous at times, sentimental at other times, "The Boondocks" brings a unique and satiric vision to animation.

There are very few series for young adults that deal with race as brazenly and defiantly as "The Boondocks."

"The Boondocks" takes on racism the way ''All in the Family" did, by sending up ignorance and extremism rather than moralizing about them.