Wingmen
- Studio
- Sony Pictures Television, Rebel Base, Adelaide Productions Inc.
- Distributor
- Sony Pictures Television, Adult Swim, Cartoon Network
Synopsis
The Freemans head back to Chicago so that Grandad can deliver the eulogy at the funeral of an old friend.
Characters
Huey Freeman, Riley Freeman, Robert "Granddad" Freeman, Jazmine Dubois, Moe "Mo Gunz" Jackson, German Fighter Pilot, Cairo, Cookie Freeman, Probate Lawyer, Maybelline, Dewey, Old Funeral Attendee, Laughing Funeral Attendee, Funeral Attendees
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Seung Eun Kim
Producing
- Producer
- Reginald Hudlin, Aaron McGruder, Brian J. Cowan, Denys Cowan
- Executive Producers
- Keith Crofford, Michael Lazzo
- Line Producer
- Brian J. Cowan
- Assistant to Producer
- Shawn Socoloff
- Associate Producer
- Jenny Barbour
- Co-Executive Producer
- Rodney Barnes
- Consulting Producer
- Eric Horsted
- Assistant to Co-Executive Producer
- Jamie Sherman
Writing
- Writer
- Aaron McGruder
Voices
- Voice
- Regina King (Huey Freeman, Riley Freeman), John Witherspoon (Robert "Granddad" Freeman), Gabby Soleil (Jazmine Dubois), Jill Talley (Sarah Dubois [credit only]), Mike Epps (Moe "Mo Gunz" Jackson), Dee Bradley Baker (German Fighter Pilot), Che Bouey (Cairo), Niecy Nash (Cookie Freeman), Kevin Michael Richardson (Probate Lawyer), Kym Whitley (Maybelline), Austin Williams (Dewey), Aaron McGruder (Young Granddad [uncredited]), Affion Crockett (Old Funeral Attendee), DJ Pooh (Laughing Funeral Attendee), Cedric Yarbrough (Funeral Attendee), Gary Anthony Williams (Funeral Attendee)
Music
- Music
- Flying Lotus
Editing
- Editor
- Bruce King, Jhoanne Reyes
- Assistant Editor
- Brad Rozman
- Story Editors
- Ian Edwards, Tommy Tallarino
Crew
- Creator
- Aaron McGruder
- Supervising Director
- Bob Hathcock
- Series Casting
- Reuben Cannon, Kim Williams
- Casting Associate
- Joanna T. Gonzales
- Storyboard Coordinator
- Chrysta Marie Burton
- Storyboard Artist
- David Hartman
- Art Coordinators
- Michael Macasero, Dawn Turner
- Props
- Richard Ory
- Foley Artist
- Craig Ng
- Dialogue Recordist
- Eliott Taylor
- Composer (Title Theme)
- Aaron McGruder
- Composer (Main Title Theme)
- Derryck Thornton
- Music Supervisor
- Derryck Thornton
- Digital Audio Transferer
- J. Lampinen
- Production Sound Mixer
- Devon Bowman
- Assistant Music Editor
- Markus Czyzewski
- Digital Compositor
- Ulysses Argetta
- Animation Timer
- SoonJin Mooney
- Animatic Assistant
- Michael R. Rabanera
- Series Publicist
- Karen Barragan
- Creative Consultants
- Gabriel Alvarez, Sacha Jenkins
- Production Coordinators
- Chrysta Marie Burton, Geoffry Mateo Ong
- Script Coordinator
- Dick Grunert
- Freelance Prop Model Designer
- Kathleen Hartman
- Main Title Artwork
- Jae Hong Kim
- Director (Main Title Sequence)
- Seung Eun Kim
- Special Thanks
- Universal Press Syndicate (UPI)
Companies and other credits
- Production Manager: Bradley Bowlen
- Post-Production Sound Services: Advantage Audio Inc
- Overseas Production: Dong Woo Animation Co. Ltd
- Recorded At: Salami Studios
Production notes
This series is filled with biting social-political humor and pure comedy fun. "The Boondocks" features socially conscious 10-year-old Huey and his aspiring rap-star brother, 8-year-old Riley. Gruff coach potato "Grandad" Robert Freeman lays down the law with his constantly battling grandkids and tries to instill common-sense values in these wisecracking inner-city brothers suffering from culture shock in suburbia.
Based on the newspaper comic strip by Aaron McGruder.
Cartoon Network has ordered 15 episodes.
A feature film with Sony is under consideration.
Based on the newspaper comic strip by Aaron McGruder.
Cartoon Network has ordered 15 episodes.
A feature film with Sony is under consideration.