and I think it was a bad decision to start the season with an episode focusing on Tom instead of Riley, Huey and Grandad.
This ep was
@ people still thinking that McGruder didn't sell out for money; he sold the rights because he wanted the money; ain't nothing else to it. He could have kept the rights and ended the show after season 3 but no. Money talks to capitalists
I heard that after season 3, there was a major disagreement between him and the network over a schedule for delivering new episodes. He wanted to work on his own schedule and still get paid but the network wanted new episodes every year.
I don't know what the original contract terms were but I was hoping during the four year hiatus that he would take the show to another network like HBO, Showtime or some shyt.
I Don't blame him if he sold the rights, especially if the price was right.
This is why Black People will never own our sh_t. We sell out for the right price instead of capitalize on our self-worth.
Eh, I thought it was more like the R Kelly episode. Showing how fame makes it easy for celebs to do shyt while normal people make excuses for their fukked up behavior...... That shyt was a train wreck.... shyt did not feel the same... and a chris brown joke episode
... shyt was just like that Usher episode in season 2
Cartoon Network should have gave into Aaron McGruder's demands..... The show is dead without him.
me too I enjoyed it , if we didnt know the creator wasnt involved nikkas woulda been on some
