Hilarity: Black Dynamite Animated Series Debuts


Did you all catch the hilarity that was Black Dynamite Sunday Night? If you didn't, you missed out. The debut episode titled: Just Beat It or Jackson Five Across Your Eyes. Finds a never before-seen young Michael Jackson as an imbalanced double-personality. At one moment he is the sweet young boy from his 70's claim to fame to a menacing-threatening problem child a la Stewie Griffin. Featuring voices of Michael Jai White, Tommy Davidson, Kym Whitley, and Clifton Powell, this Cartoon Network gem will be one to watch. Check out all the foolishness below.


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