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CTL-W-1352 · Work

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The Boondocks is an animated television series on Adult Swim, created by Aaron McGruder (creator and executive producer) and based on his comic strip; it premiered October 2, 2005 and is produced by Rebel Base in association with Sony Pictures Television. (Wave-7: Adult Swim press release reproduced by The Futon Critic; second source: Animation World Network, 'Aaron McGruder's Boondocks to Debut on Adult Swim Oct. 2,' reporting the Adult Swim premiere, McGruder as creator/executive producer, and production by Rebel Base with Sony Pictures Television, https://www.awn.com/news/aaron-mcgruders-boondocks-debut-adult-swim-oct-2)

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The Boondocks is an animated television series on Adult Swim, created by Aaron McGruder (creator and executive producer) and based on his comic strip; it premiered October 2, 2005 and is produced by Rebel Base in association with Sony Pictures Television. (Wave-7: Adult Swim press release reproduced by The Futon Critic; second source: Animation World Network, 'Aaron McGruder's Boondocks to Debut on Adult Swim Oct.

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The Boondocks is an animated television series on Adult Swim, created by Aaron McGruder (creator and executive producer) and based on his comic strip; it premiered October 2, 2005 and is produced by Rebel Base in association with Sony Pictures Television. (Wave-7: Adult Swim press release reproduced by The Futon Critic; second source: Animation World Network, 'Aaron McGruder's Boondocks to Debut on Adult Swim Oct. 2,' reporting the Adult Swim premiere, McGruder as creator/executive producer, and production by Rebel Base with Sony Pictures Television, https://www.awn.com/news/aaron-mcgruders-boondocks-debut-adult-swim-oct-2)

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