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S1 E15Unfinished Business

(narrating) I am not a prophet, but sometimes I have prophetic dreams, like the one where I was at a garden party.

Excuse me. Everyone, I have a brief announcement to make. Jesus was black, Ronald Reagan was the Devil, and the government is lying about 9/11. Thank you for your time and good night.

(The people suddenly erupt into a riot. Huey wakes up, and is immediately smacked by Granddad.)

Mmm-hmm! You havin' that dream where you made the white people riot, weren't you?

But I was tellin' the truth!

How many times have I told you, you better not even dream about tellin' white folk the truth! You understand me? (walks away) Shoot. Makin' white people riot. You better learn how to lie like me! I'm gonna find me a white man and lie to him right now.

(To Wuncler III) Uh, so I understand you just got back from Iraq?

For real? Yo, what's it like?

What's it like?! What am I supposed to say to that? It was cool, there was bitches. Okay they was bitches but a lot of them had, ya know, they was cova'ed up in them curtains and stuff they be wearin'. But, I digress. It was WAR. It was war, basically. War, you know what that's like? Motherfuckers be like shooting (imitating a machine gun) Gah-geh-ga-ga-ge-gu-ga-gow! Bombs blowin' up. An' ya know, the shit scared me. It scared the shit outta me. Matter o' fact, I shit on myself over a dozen times. And ran out of toilet paper after the second time. So you know what that meant, right? I had to use the thumb, man, it was kinda nasty. But ya know, the good thing about it was they stopped taking me out on patrol cause my name became "Stink Bomb," you know wha' I'm saying? They said I was giving away our position, because of the shit smell. That was fine with me, know wha' I'm saying? They wanted to leave me back? And I was like, "Well fuck y'all. Y'all go ahead long, cause I don't need y'all anyway. I'm rich, bitch." (notices everyone is staring blankly at him) The fuck y'all looking at?

(singing badly) Don't trust them new niggas over there!

Leavin' their nigga essence in the air!

Them happy, nappy-head niggas, with their fingers on the trigger!

Don't trust them new niggas over there!

[...]

Don't trust them big nostrils over yonder!

They suck up so much air, it'll make you wonder!

Don't trust them new niggas, with they spiny little nigga fingers!

Don't trust them new niggas over there!

[about the R. Kelly sex tape] Riley, it was a little girl!

Oh, I saw that girl. She ain't little. I'm little.

Yes.

Gary Coleman's little.

Yes.

Mini-Me is little.

Very.

And to the best of my knowledge, we all managed to avoid gettin' peed on so far.

But what about the victim?

Oh, yes, the victim. At what point does personal responsibility become a factor in this equation?

I don't think that--

I see piss comin', I move.

Mm.

She saw piss comin', she stayed.

Yes, she did, but--

And why should I miss out on the next R. Kelly album just for that? [walks away]

Man, you just got beat by an eight-year old.

[from afar] And, if R. Kelly goes to jail, I'll piss on yo' cat!

RKR. Kelly's Lawyer

(making an opening statement) The ancient Greeks, the architects of western civilization, would regularly indulge in sexual activities with children. Were they perverts? In Puritan America, the forefathers of this great land would take wives who were 12 or 13 years old, much younger than the alleged victim. Were they sickos? In Tokyo, you could buy teenage girls' panties in vending machines. Do we call them disgusting? Of course not! What do all those things have to do with Robert Kelly? Nothing. Let's get to the point. Now some people see this so-called mountain of evidence — these video tapes, photographs, eyewitnesses, and DNA — and see a guilty man, but some of us can see that mountain of so-called evidence for what it really is: racism.

(After R. Kelly is acquitted on all charges and a celebration ensues.)

What the hell is wrong with you people? Every famous nigga that gets arrested is not Nelson Mandela! Yes, the government conspires to put a lot of innocent black men in jail on fallacious charges. But R. Kelly is not one of those men! We all know the nigga can sing, but what happened to standards? What happened to bare minimums? Are you a fan of R. Kelly? You wanna help R. Kelly? Get some counselling for R. Kelly! Introduce him to some older women! Hide his camcorder! But don't pretend that the man is a hero!... And stop the damn dancing! Act like you've got some goddamn sense, people! Damn! I'm through playin' around here!

Interior scene, supermarket. Robert Freeman is browsing a shelf while grocery shopping.

My grandfather, Robert Jebediah Freeman, after a lifetime of odd adventures and strange mishaps, decided to spend his last days in the warm embrace of suburbia. So he moved to his perfect house in his prefect neighborhood. But he was still searching for his perfect woman. For what reason, I have no idea.

It's shown that Granddad is looking at male enhancement pills. His concentration is interrupted by a tantruming white child breaking something.

HHerbert

I WANT CANDY! Damn it, I hate you! You're ruining my life, bitch! CANDY! I want candy!

HSHerbert's Mom

[sheepishly trying to interrupt] Please, Herbert, remember our agreement. We have an agreement for how we behave in the store, Herbert!

Herbert smashes another full glass jar of jam on the ground.

HHerbert

Give me candy, give me candy! I! WANT! CANDYYYYYYY! I want candy and marshmallows! Give it to me, give it to me!

As this happens, various other customers in the store look on with expressions of concern, pity and annoyance.

HSHerbert's Mom

[sobbing] Herbert... Oh!

HHerbert

[continuing in background] And I want pasta, and none of that Chef Boyardee crap!

Hmm, he sure looks like a handful.

HSHerbert's Mom

When he gets like this, I just don't know how to make him stop.

HHerbert

I WANT CANDY AND MARSHMALLOWS! I want candy and marshmallows!

Herbert topples an entire shelf over, destroying several products.

Have you ever tried beatin' his ass?

Herbert is about to break a box of 32 eggs, but pauses when he notices Granddad remove his belt and give it to his mother. Tense music plays.

HHerbert

[softly] What's...with the belt?

Herbert looks on in fear. Granddad briefly demonstrates how to use the belt as a whip. Herbert tries to run, but his mother leaps after him and begins whipping the screaming Herbert offscreen. Granddad looks on with pride.

HSHerbert's Mom

The nerve! ...of you! ...in front of these people! YOU MUSTA LOST YOUR GODDAMN MIND!

The other customers before are now looking on with expressions of approval and amusement.

HHerbert

[wailing] Mom, stop!

Not many men would stop to help a women in need.

Well, uh... I guess I just hate to see a child go unbeaten.

I'm Cristal, like the champagne.

I'm Granddad.

Hello, cutie.

Yeah... I'd rather not.

My name's Cristal, like the champagne.

Well, that sounds like a stripper name. Cristal, like the champagne, might you be a stripper?

And just what do you know about strippers, little man?

Not much, but I do know they're usually named after liquor.

I just love grocery stores in rich neighborhoods. Much better stuff. Check out this special French whipped cream. It's edible.

Somebody's busy.

WCWoman Customer

$153, 12 cents is your total. Will this be cash or charge?

Granddad, have you asked yourself why a 20-year-old girl would want to go out with a man your age?

Because I laid my game down quite flat.

Game? What you know about the game Granddad?

I know the game.

Takin' women out to eat? Givin' 'em free meals? What part of the game is that? You takin' her to Red Lobster with the cheddar biscuits. The fam ain't eatin' cheddar biscuits, but this random broad is eatin' cheddar biscuits.

(turns away from the mirror) I know the game. Your grandaddy knows the game.

Game recognize game, Granddad.

(gets in Riley's face) I recognize game. Your granddaddy recognize game.

Game recognize game, and you lookin' kinda unfamiliar right now. I... I can't... where's Granddad? Can I help you sir?

(stares at Riley for a while) I ain't got time to mess around with y'all. I gotta date. Get out the way. (he walks off screen)

(follows him off screen) Don't do it Granddad! Don't feed her!

(O.S.) Come on, now, stop. Get off my leg.

(weeping O.S.) Don't feed her the cheddar biscuits! Noooo!

(O.S.) Don't try to hold me back. What the hell? Get off me, boy. What's wrong with you?

(playing PS2 with Riley) What's up now?

Why you keep doin' the same move?

Where yo game at? Where yo game at?

My 'X' button ain't workin.

Whatever, nigga.

Hey, look! I'm pressin' it! You SEE me pressin' it! You cheat!

Bitch, your game is garbage. (she jumps up in the air) I'm Cristal, bitch! Who's next?

Fake ass Mariah Carey! (he throws the controller and runs away crying)

That's how nasty my game is, son. (to Huey) I send niggas runnin' away.

(stares at her)

What? A full day's supply of Vitamin C.

Granddad, that woman has got to go.

Miss Cristal is my beautiful baby boo, and you will show her some respect.

Granddad, we don't know anything about Ms. Cristal. I mean, we know she spends all your money, we know she eats more than a black hole...

WE KNOW SHE CHEAT AT PLAYSTATION!

But where does she live? What does she do for a living?

She's in sales.

Pff... Ho sales...

What?!

Okay, Cristal. We need to have a talk.

Before you start, I just want to say how much fun it's been hanging out with you guys. Think of me as a big sister you always wanted.

Don't take this the wrong way, but... I need you get the hell up out of here.

Any particular reason?

You're kind of a lazy ho?

Yeah, I can see that.

I don't know why my granddad can't see.

To be honest, me either. It's so obvious. But it's okay, because I'm in a transitional period...

[interrupting] Ah-ah-ah! I don't care. You gotta go.

[takes out a cigarette and lights it] I can't do that.

I'm sorry?

You guys have the life. And I want to have the life, too.

Yeah, but it's our life. We're his family.

Oh, so now we get to what this is really about! I'm not one of y'all, I'm not in the family, I don't carry his genes... so, I have to go?

Uh, yeah. Plus, you're a lazy ho.

"Ho" is a strong term. Right now, I'm somewhere between "anatomical sales associate" and "high maintenance girlfriend." Can't you be positive about my growth?

Cristal, every part of you bein' here is unacceptable. Do you realize I'm doing prostitute laundry? Do you have any idea HOW DISGUSTING THAT IS?!

[puts out cigarette] Look, this is an adjustment for everyone. But it's what your grandfather wants. You can't get rid of me. I can do things to persuade your granddad that you can't do.

Like what? [thinks for a second] Never mind, I don't want to know.

(answering doorbell) It's a nigga in a purple suit!

(Cristal hides as Robert walks to the door)

Who are you?

My name is A Pimp Named Slickback, and I believe I may have misplaced some merchandise at this residence. There she is. (to Cristal) Bitch I hope you got the moneys to cover this little vacation you've been takin'.

Now hold up, Slickback.

No, that's "A Pimp Named Slickback."

That's what I said - "Slickback."

No no!, It's "A Pimp Named Slickback," like A Tribe Called Quest, you say the whole thing: "A Pimp Named Slickback"!

Can we call you "Slickback" for short?

No, nigga! I'm "A Pimp Named Slickback!"

Cristal, who is this person?

NIGGA ARE YOU DEAF? I'm "A Pimp Named Slickback"! Say it with me now!

He's my pimp!

Y-y-your pimp? So you really are a, a-

CHCristal/Huey/Riley

Yes, I'm/she's a ho!

C'mon bitch, now!

A Pimp Named Slickback, can at least have a minute?

A minute?! (short chuckle in disbelief) Let us pray the pimp's prayer. (church organ playing) Lord, please pray for the soul of this bitch and guide my pimp hand and make it strooong Lord! So that she might learn a ho's place. Amen!

Amen! Yeah!

(A Pimp Named Slickback then draws his hand back to strike her, but Granddad's belt lashes out and catches his wrist.)

You ain't gonna hit no woman in my house!

What woman, sir? This here's a ho!

Not in this house, she's not!

[A Pimp Named Slickback looks at Robert, surprised but impressed]

Damn! Indiana Jones. I didn't know we were still whoopin', nigga. Fine. [points to Cristal as he walks out] Bitch, you got 45 seconds, then I'm leavin'. [holds up a hand, counting off] Forty-four, forty-three...

(Two young black men bump into each other walking down the street)

G1Guy 1

Watch where you walkin' nigga.

G2Guy 2

Ey, what you say, nigga?

(Narrating) Watch closely. You're about to experience a "nigga moment." Webster defines the "nigga moment" as a moment where ignorance overwhelms the mind of an otherwise logical negro male...

(The men pull out guns and point them at each other)

G1Guy 1

What did you say, bitch nigga?

G2Guy 2

Hey squeeze it, nigga!

...Causing them to act in an illogical, self-destructive manner. I.E., like a nigga.

(The two men continue shouting at each other, then shoot at each other, missing every shot despite being right next to each other)

Nigga moments are unpredictable...

G2Guy 2

Hey wait man, wait! This is stupid!

G1Guy 1

Hey you right, dog. Look, let's put the guns away and go on about our business.

PPoliceman

Freeze!

(Police officers shoot both men down)

...but they all end up bad. If they had their own category, nigga moments would be the third leading killer of black men behind pork chops and F.E.M.A.. It's a fact. Now let's see how a nigga moment affects a white man.

(One of the black men from the first example bumps into a white man)

WGWhite Guy

(muttering) Prick.

BGBlack Guy

Watch where you walking, bitch!

WGWhite Guy

What did you…wait a minute…haha, I'm white, hahahahaha! (he walks away)

BGBlack Guy

Where you going!? Don't you ignore me! This is a perfectly good moment to throw your life away!

A big misconception about the "nigga moment" is that it can be avoided by simply movin' away from niggas. If only it were that easy; see, niggas always got a new trick right around the corner.

...

Every nigga moment begins with the nigga. Without that key element, all you're left with is peace and quiet.

Who in the hell park at my space? That's like calling 1-800-collecting-ass-whuppin! And no, that ain't a toll free car, partner!

You hit my car, are you blind?

YES I AM! SO!

Wait, you're blind?

YES! BLIND! You got a problem with dat, nigga?

You could have kill somebody!

Well I been doing them a favor. Getting run over by me is close to honorable death as most of these people going get! Someday, I quite the humanitarian. I think I hit a wheelchair away over there. He-he!

Aw, look what you did to Dorthey? You better have insurance?

NIGGA, You better have insurance? Ass whupping insurance, you about to pay a depletable?

On the awkward car trip home, the song of "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor (band) is playing on the radio.

RRadio

It's The Eye Of The Tiger / It's the thrill of The Fight! / Standing up to the challenge of your rival!

(Granddad switches off the radio)

(sourly) I hate this damn song.

I can't believe you got your ass kicked by a blind man, Granddad!

My knee went out. You know I got a bad knee.

Bad knee?! That nigga had bad eyes! He couldn't see, Granddad! He beat you like a piñata! (to Huey) Yo, we should rent Granddad out for Mexican birthday parties! We can call him "Sr. Piñata"! Hola, Sr. Piñata!

Stop it, boy, stop it! Where's my belt!?

I must be blind too, cuz I sho' didn't see that ass-whuppin' comin'!

Boy...

Riley...!

Yo, how bad you gotta telegraph yo' punches for a blind nigga to see 'em comin', Granddad?!

Riley, the man obviously had a heightened sense of hearing!

Oh, I thought Granddad had a heightened sense of falling!

Now, that's enough! Now, you just stop laughin' at your Granddaddy! What's wrong with you?

Granddad had "HIT ME" written on his forehead in braille!

I said... That's. Enough.

Okay, What you gonna do? Beat me? Maybe I should get a blindfold first; (Riley covers his eyes with his hands) Okay, I'm ready! Wait-maybe he's gonna fall on me! (Riley gets on his knees and uses his left arm to cover his eyes and his right is pointed up at Granddad to push him off if he falls on him and Riley laughs)

Riley, stop!

(on the floor now, cringing from laughter) Granddad, Rodney King just called and said, "Damn! I thought I got my ass whupped!" (Riley laughs uncontrollably until Huey kicks him and Granddad walks off in shame)

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