Uncle Ruckus dreams about a “white heaven” and is diagnosed with cancer. He dedicates the remainder of his life to preaching to the world about loving the “white man”. Meanwhile, Huey devises a comprehensive scheme to try and bust an unjustly imprisoned death row inmate out of jail. However, Huey cannot perform his plan, due to the fact that Robert takes the car to try to set Ruckus straight. At the last second, lightning strikes Ruckus, curing him and also creating a blackout that postpones the inmate’s execution.

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An abnormally hot winter’s day causes the citizens of Woodcrest to act strangely. Jazmine opens a lemonade stand and sells out to Ed Wuncler for the price of a pony against the advice of Huey. Consequently, she learns the true value of a hard day’s work.

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Robert is asked to give a eulogy in Chicago for his deceased World War II friend, Mo. Huey is given the opportunity to reconnect with his old friend Cairo, whom he had lost contact with. Things don’t go as planned for either of the two, and both Robert and Huey find it hard to negotiate the past.

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Riley is caught painting graffiti and is forced by Robert to take art lessons to scratch his artistic itch. Little does Robert know that Riley’s strange new art teacher is no ordinary tutor and is fond of painting “murals” himself. Meanwhile, Huey decides to watch “black” television for two straight weeks to determine if doing so negatively affects his health.

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Riley, Ed Wuncler III, and Gin Rummy try to kidnap Oprah. Riley ends up being the brains of the operation due to the ineptitude of the former duo. His brother, however, catches wind of their plan and takes it upon himself to stop them and set Riley straight.

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With financial help from Ed Wuncler, Robert opens Woodcrest’s first soul food restaurant. Though extremely popular, the restaurant ends up having a corrosive effect on the once-friendly neighborhood.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. comes out of his 32-year coma and is thrust into a much different world than the one he remembers. After being ostracized and castigated by the post-9/11 world for applying his philosophy of peace to terrorism, Huey motivates him to revive the civil rights movement by creating a Black Revolution Party. At the end of the episode, Huey (voice over) states, “It’s fun to dream,” indicating that the entire episode was imaginary.

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Robert, following Riley’s advice, pretends to be blind to get his ride pimped. Things turn badly when Extreme Makeover: Home Edition shows up to add a new wing onto the house. Meanwhile, Huey is being stalked by a mysterious secret agent, or perhaps his paranoia is simply playing tricks with his mind.

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Huey is given creative control over his school’s Christmas play. He uses the opportunity to unleash his vision onto the world. Meanwhile, Riley revives an old grudge with Santa.

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Riley’s favorite gangsta rapper, Gangstalicious, is shot and hospitalized in Woodcrest. He visits him in the hospital only to learn the truth about Gangstalicious and the meaning of “Thuggin’ Luv.” Riley narrates.

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