[s2e2] Tom, Sarah And Usher «Secure»

The conflict begins during Tom and Sarah DuBois' anniversary dinner. When Usher (voiced by ) enters the restaurant, Sarah's infatuation takes over, leading to a blatantly embarrassing display. Tom’s resulting jealousy leads to him being kicked out and moving in with the Freemans.

Interestingly, the episode was inspired by a real-life incident involving producer . During a celebration for the show's season 2 renewal at a restaurant, Jones' then-wife began flirting and waving at Usher , who happened to be sitting at the next table. The creators immediately knew it was "going in the show," with Jones himself even voicing the waiter who tells Tom, "wouldn't let that happen to me though". Episode Recap: A Comedy of Misunderstandings [S2E2] Tom, Sarah and Usher

The episode ends on a characteristically dark note for Tom. It is revealed that Sarah was only meeting Usher so their daughter, , could meet her idol. Tom's overreaction leads to a "No-Holds-Barred Beatdown" by Usher's bodyguards while his family watches. The Boondocks - S2 E2: "Tom, Sarah and Usher" - TV Tropes The conflict begins during Tom and Sarah DuBois'

Tom eventually tracks Sarah down to a hotel, where he attempts to use his newfound "dominance." He yells at Sarah to "get in the car," but instead of striking her as Slickback advised, he slaps Usher. The Aftermath and Tropes Interestingly, the episode was inspired by a real-life

In one of the show's most famous musical moments, Tom breaks into a stylized, clumsy version of Usher's "Burn," complete with a backup choir.