Stinkmeaner cites the formula mentioned previously, noting that this killing was one example of the disaster wrought by a combined "N***a Moment" and "N***a Synthesis", which therefore, as mentioned earlier in the episode, equaled a "Complete Disaster!".ĭesperate not to share Bushido Brown's fate, Robert opens up and apologizes for killing Stinkmeaner. But in the end, Bushido Brown is beheaded by the Flying Guillotine when the first member manages to pull the Flying Guillotine which gets stuck in a tree while fighting Bushido. Huey then suggest hiring Oprah Winfrey's former bodyguard, Bushido Brown, but Bushido Brown's service requires many fees on his bodyguard bill. Robert fires him, but opening the door, he sees the Hateocracy at their driveway. Robert then rehires him for double-pay.īushido Brown holds his own against the Hateocracy at first, defeating one member by causing her wig to come off. His plan goes haywire when Ed Wuncler III, as usual, attacks the wrong people. The Freemans do not know what to do next. Upon Stinkmeaner's death, the crew reassembled and sought revenge on the Freeman family. The crew hated each other at first sight, but hated everyone else more. George Pistofferson (who attacked Huey and Riley). The crew is made up of Lord Rufus Crabmiser (who attacked Granddad), Lady Esmeralda Gripenasty, and Mr. His story reveals that he was part of a crew named the " Hateocracy". The Freemans and there friends look up Stinkmeaner on Wikipedia. He survives by throwing a bucket of crabs at the man and swims away to safety. Then the school bell rings, excusing the children from their classes, effectively saving the kids.Īt the same time, Robert Freeman is attacked while out fishing by the third member of the Hateocracy crew, who uses a modified Flying Guillotine. They are astonished by their physical abilities, and they are then outmatched by the two elders after an epic fight. Huey, aware that something is wrong, has Riley follow him outside where they meet the two members. The kids are called down to the main office to see "their aunt and uncle". Two of the members show up at Huey and Riley's school and request their presence. Granddad leaves to go fishing, ignoring the event. Riley jokingly remarks how Ruckus was "beat up by a gang of old people", but Huey is unsure of the happening. A fight ensues due to Ruckus's racial remarks, and he is assaulted.Īt the Freeman home, Riley turns on the television to see the news story of the event. They ask if he knows Robert Freeman, which he admits. They first show up at a gas station, run by Uncle Ruckus, who is throwing darts at a newspaper picture of President Barack Obama. Stinkmeaner's crew decides to avenge him by seeking revenge for his death and hunting down the Freemans. He poses the following equation: "N***a Moments + N***a Synthesis = Complete Disaster!" and warns this will come in handy later. When these synthesized individuals collectively have a N***a Moment, it ends up worse than normally. Stinkmeaner then explains when n***as form a perpetual bond over trivial or ignorant things, it's called "N***a Synthesis". The show then turns to a narration of another addition to the " N***a Moment" (previously described as a violent altercation caused by "ignorance overwhelming the logic of an otherwise rational negro man"), narrated by Stinkmeaner himself. He then wakes up to seeing Huey and Riley staring at him, noticing he had a bad dream. Robert still was happy because at least he survived. Stinkmeaner attack the main characters of the show, and many of them get mauled by the Stinkmeaners, while Robert manages to escape happily (abandoning everyone else including Riley and Huey and their friends while he escapes) on a fishing boat, possibly owned by Uncle Ruckus. The show begins as Robert is having a dream. A group of three elderly people, skilled at martial arts, go to Woodcrest in search of the Freeman family for revenge after Robert killed Stinkmeaner.
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