The Boondocks” producer Carl Jones speaks on the real-life inspiration behind the show's Usher episode “Tom, Sarah and Usher.” ...

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In an interview on the radio show Effective Immediately, The Boondocks producer Carl Jones explained how a true story inspired the infamous Season 2 episode that featured Usher . Around the 28:30 mark ...

Jones detailed how the Usher episode from season 2, titled “Tom, Sarah, Usher,” was based on an incident that happened to him as they celebrated getting renewed for another season on Cartoon Network’s ...

During a recent interview with Effective Immediately, one of The Boondock’s producers, Carl Jones, detailed how much of his and Aaron McGruder’s life was injected into the acclaimed project ...

"The Boondocks" went off the air in 2014, but the classic animated sitcom continues to be a topic of conversation over a ...

They say art imitates life, but sometimes life is just messy enough to inspire a separate episode of The Boondocks. The infamous Usher episode, yes, the one where Usher unknowingly swoops in and ruins ...

Ralph Fiennes and Hong Chau in a scene from “The Menu.” © 2022 20th Century Studios All Rights Reserved. Amy McCarthy is a reporter at Eater.com, focusing on pop ...

cable TV was strictly for the boondocks, and VCRs were science fiction. A big part of the reason that programming was limited was that production costs for broadcasting were incredibly high.

On October 15th, 2007, the episode "Tom, Sarah and Usher" from the Adult Swim series, The Boondocks aired on TV. [1] In a particular scene, a waiter takes a picture of Sarah with the singer Usher ...

It’s an expression we’ve been using since the mid-1950s—when someone talks about “the boonies,” they mean “the countryside.” But when people first spoke of “the boonies” more ...