Housebroken by Steve Watkins
- July 01, 2009
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Housebroken exposes what happens when two sides of the black community -- the hip-hop and the suburban -- clash under one roof. Watkins’ characters are endearing and cool. Housebroken comes with attitude and a sense of humor that appeals to younger audiences, yet with crossover appeal to readers of all ages who identify with the off-the-wall antics. Hilarity ensues as bankrupt rap star DJ Dog fine-tunes his cooler-than-you, inner-city bad boy image for a suburban lifestyle -- while taking a long-term lease on the Watson’s couch.
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Paudil said, 4 months ago
I saw the movie… sure, one might take a reasonable guess at what race these robots are impersonating, but there are people that talk like that, so I hardly think it’s racist.
mrprongs said, 4 months ago
Speciesist, since they’d be mocking humans. Be more concerned for the anatomically correct Devastator.