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The Boondocks 1x5 Full REACTION

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Savaun Lollis

Yes that was Samuel L. Jackson and Charlie Murphy also plays Ed. This is one of my favorite episodes. The entire episode is an allegory for what the United States did to the Middle East during the Iraq War when they were "looking" for Saddam Hussein. When Gin Rummy (Rumsfeld) and Ed Wuncler III (George W. Jr.) turn left instead of right to go catch the xbox killer. The episode is showing us how the U.S. , just like Ed & Rummy, knew where Hussein (xbox killer) was; but chose to make a "detour" (prolong the war) to steal resources from the Middle East. Just like Ed & Rummy did the Mini Mart

KaisantheArtist

Huey and Riley are indeed opposites, Huey represents Order while Riley represents Chaos, which is why there's so much conflict between them Gin Rumy is indeed voiced by THE Samual L Jackson! In fact Rumy yelling at Riley in the car is a reference to Pulp Fiction. Fun Fact: This is the first and I believe the only episode where Grandad or Uncle Ruckus don't make an appearance