Is Boondocks Coming Back 2022?

by Rocy Cat ONTD

Introduction:

Over 55 episodes and four seasons, the animated television show. "The Boondocks" provided smart, funny, topical social awareness and lots of Kung fu-style action. According to ShackNews, it is "one of the greatest American animes ever created". The series, which is based on Aaron McGruder's comic strip, is now getting a relaunch. There have been various delays in getting this new project off the ground. Its release date is a changing goal, but fans are now hoping for a quick start to the new cartoon series.

When Will The Boondocks Reboot Released?

"The Boondocks" was supposed to return in the fall of 2020, with two 12-episode seasons on HBO Max. And a 50-minute special to start the first season. Then, in January, TVLine reported that the show would return later in 2021, a rather broad and uncertain launch window. Fans who look at the bio section of "The Boondocks'" official Instagram page. However, you can see that the reboot is now set for 2022.

Who Will The Cast In The Relaunch Of The Boondocks?

Because this is a reboot, you can expect a completely new cast. In the original series, Regina King played both Riley and Huey. While John Witherspoon provided the voice of Granddad and Gary Anthony Williams provided the voice of Uncle Ruckus. In a May 2019 interview on "The Joe Rogan Experience," Witherspoon revealed the news about the comeback of "The Boondocks”. Then, the rumours that he will be involved with the new series. However, declared dead later that year, he would be unable to repeat his part.

What Is The Storey Behind The Boondocks Reboot?

Riley, Huey, and Granddad moved to the Woodcrest area. After Granddad became the boys' legal guardian in the first season of "The Boondocks". They fight Uncle Ruckus' neo-fascist community government's regulations. The anime and manga-inspired style of the series has been updated in this reimagining. The story appears to stay the same – Granddad and his children go to a Maryland suburb and try to live under Uncle Ruckus' bizarre rule. Essentially, picture a similar story that has been updated to include the kinds of current events that the original series hints at.