Black Dynamite
Black Dynamite is an American animated television series based on the 2009 film of the same name, although the series follows a separate continuity, with some back-references to the film. The series was announced shortly after the release of the film, the 10-minute pilot episode was released on Adult Swim Video on August 8, 2011, and the full series premiered on Cartoon Network's late night programming block, Adult Swim, on July 15, 2012. Michael Jai White, Byron Minns, Tommy Davidson and Kym Whitley reprise their film roles as Black Dynamite, Bullhorn, Cream Corn and Honeybee, respectively.
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Black Dynamite Trailer - Adult Swim (Official) | Black Dynamite | Adult Swim
Seasons
1. Just Beat It or Jackson Five Across Yo' Eyes
Pint-sized pop star Michael Jackson finds a best friend in Cream Corn after he is saved from an assassination attempt. But Black Dynamite is soon to discover that the teen idol is actually a vicious alien force who has been torturing his own family. Cream Corn and Dynamite team up to take down the evil star together!
2. Bullhorn Nights or Murder She Throats
Bullhorn falls into the world of adult films while working on a case. Soon he adopts the stage name "Sweet Throat" and gives up crime fighting altogether. Now it's up to Black Dynamite to rescue his sidekick from the pleasures of the porn industry!
3. Taxes and Death or Get Him to The Sunset Strip
Black Dynamite and his crew face their most challenging mission to date as they try and raise $60K before tax day. This situation has forced them into escorting drug-addled comedy icon Richard Pryor to the most important performance of his career.
4. A Crisis For Christmas or The Dark Side of The Dark Side of The Moon
In an effort to be more likeable to the orphans, Black Dynamite agrees to go with O.J. Simpson to the moon to get moon rocks on Christmas. However, O.J. bails and leaves Dynamite on a doomed space rocket, leaving everyone to believe that Black Dynamite is dead. O.J. takes over the whorephanage and now Black Dynamite must find a way to get the moon rocks and return to Earth to stop O.J. Simpson.
5. Panic on the Player's Ball Express or That's Influenza Sucka!
While Black Dynamite is down with the flu, the rest of the crew handles an investigation at the Players Ball, only to end up caught in a hijacking. It's up to Black Dynamite to handle his sinuses and the villains of the day.
6. The Sh*t That Killed the King! or Weekend at Presley's
President Nixon plans to destroy Black Dynamite by flooding the black community with drugs. However the plan backfires when the blacks begin selling them to whites instead of using them, ridding the community of drugs and using the money to drastically improve things. His original plan a failure, Nixon devises an even more sinister plan, and sends Elvis Presley to stop the flow of drugs from the black community.
7. Apocalypse, This! or For the Pity of Fools (AKA Flashbacks Are Forever)
Black Dynamite returns to Vietnam with his crew to find his friend Mr.T who was left for dead.
8. Honky Kong or White Apes Can't Hump
A circus ape falls for Honeybee and kidnaps her. Black Dynamite launches a rescue attempt but encounters his own problems during the mission.
9. The Race War! or Big Black Cannon Balls Run!
Dynamite enters a car race but realizes he's being used to transport a mind-controlling substance to tobacco companies.
10. That Seed of Kurtis AKA Father is Just Another Word for Motherfucker!
Weeks after the events of "Trouble on Puppet Street", the son of That Frog Kurtis, That Bastard Kurtis, enacts his revenge plan on Black Dynamite for killing his daddy on national television. Meanwhile, Black Dynamite finally finds his long-lost father.
Cast
Michael Jai White
Black Dynamite
Byron Minns
Bull Horn
Kym Whitley
Honeybee
Tommy Davidson
Cream Corn
Debra Wilson
Various Characters (voice)
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