Carl Jones: Black Dynamite Animation Got Cancelled After My CNN Interview about Police (Part 12)

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Part 11: https://youtu.be/rPBgu9s48dQ
Part 1: https://youtu.be/f6LHJ2tj4kM
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The “Black Dynamite” animated series was a unique entry in the world of television animation, offering a parody of blaxploitation films and boasting a cast that included talents like Samuel L. Jackson and Arsenio Hall. Despite the show’s popularity, it was canceled after its second season. The series took on complex social issues, including police brutality, leading to prominent media appearances for its creators. However, the second season’s themes and its daring explorations at blaxploitation were allegedly considered “too smart for the audience” with a push from network executives who preferred lighter, more comedic content. The cancellation came after an interview on CNN where Carl Jones advocated for controlling how Black people are represented in media. Despite its premature end, “Black Dynamite” holds a place in animation history for its boldness and willingness to engage with challenging social themes.

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