Best to worst IMO:
Freedomland - Essentially the only episode that felt like classic Boondocks, and Huey’s only dominated one. The Cleveland diss, every character, including Tom and Eddie, being relevant, the fight scene+track, some of the underlying truths played out on why Ruckus used that “Job Application” diss in Stinkmeaner II …just … GLORY.
I too wished Huey whupped Ruckus’ ass before delivering his “Freedom” line not just because he deserved it, and it would mirror Stephen’s downfall in Django, but also… we all wanted a full rematch from “…Or Die Trying”
Stinkmeaner: Begun The Clone Wars Has - IMO, this didn’t completely fail to disappoint. It’s a tall order to be better than the first three, but even at “worst place” was funnier with a neat climax to boot. This episode also had one of the most hilariously hyped intros when Stinkmeaner was talking to the scientist, background ambience and all, that I seriously stopped watching the torrent after Stink smiled: I had to switch to surround sound mode and start over to finish the episode lol. Shin Sagat Grandad was OP, but bored the crowd. Subtle jab at certain FGC players/characters? That’s how I took that, even if it was indirect.
Freedom Ride or Die - TBH I wasn’t looking forward to this episode knowing how far Stinkmeaner IV was going to be and understanding the point with current Grandad being poor and such. But after hearing Rob Paulsen flip my childhood with racial epitaphs I couldn’t look away rofl. A “simple” time deserved a simple pace, and it worked as we get introduced to Diane and Sturdy Harris, genuiously voiced by TRIPLE P Dennis Haysbert. Someone mentioned how Young Grandad resembled another type of black man, one who cares about curing the plights of the black community but much rather not help directly, or with others,
…or at all, unless it directly impedes them. Light skinned niggas right? 
Must give props to the unique fighting scene, the animation - with the exception of Flizzy for a long stretch - has been the lone guarantee of greatness in a season of skepticism, even in a black and white lol. Only thing I didn’t like was Ruckus’ Speed trap, which didn’t amount to anything at all, but everything else he said cancelled that out. Still can’t get this version of “Ain’t Gotta Let Nobody Turn Me Around” out my head, with myself to blame, making an mp3 and YouTube clip immediately afterwards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDXXee_wpkY&app=desktop
Early Bird Special - Wary of an escort service working without A Pimp Named Slickback, the strengths here relied on dissing some black women’s self-esteem to dangerous truths. Because of that, this was another episode that felt like classic BD, with the background musical choices used and the final ingredient, Loyal White Woman®, sprinkled on top like evidence crack. Vanessa was like an A- version of Ebony Brown, and Geraldine/Wilona were legit final bosses to Grandad. I’m beginning to think those two were a continuation of the Breaking Bad parody, and IIRC Wilona was voiced again by the same woman who did Boss Wilona. Such lazy. Anyway, I’ll never forget TSA Robert. That moment was just brilliant animation and voice acting. :lol:
Breaking Grandad - Breaking Bad pilot episode parody. Ruckus on firetruck. Bootyhole bomb. Unknown track during inventory shipments. Managed to address why black women put lethal interjections
in their hair anyway. Pretty much it. My BB bias puts it here.
I Dream Of Siri - I don’t care I liked this one. From the moment Grandad got agitated at the lack of common sense for Apple’s implementation of features on one device, and the fact he’s old, made this an easy episode to write. How often do old people care about features that are worthless to the tech-literate? OVER 99%. I did think a stronger reasoning of spooking Robert’s financial advisor and the cops should’ve got addressed, and the George Lucas bit was forgettable, but an OK episode. To me. :mad:
The New Black - I saw this three times now… Without spoiling much actually decent. What hurts is the climax (which almost symbolically summarizes the overall writing this season) and the second act virtually repeating itself in an alternate scenario. And is it me, or is it always funnier when Grandad insults/mocks Riley compared to Huey? It practically writes itself. It you haven’t seen it yet, which is obviously leaked, two caricatures from the past return, one physical, the other, audibly :lol: I enjoyed that one. The animation was godlike here too.
Flizzy, Good Times and Kardashian banished to Never Watch Again Land. Even these are arranged from Terrible to E.T. Landfill
