Tyler Perry Exposed...Or Maybe its just "Humor" for TV

About two weeks ago, a new episode of the hit cartoon series, Boondocks, aired and had a lot of people rolling! The episode was entitled Pause and it basically called Tyler Perry gay, saying that he uses the mask of his main character, Madea, to sort of cover up on his own tendencies. Well, it looks like we won’t be seeing the episode again unless you’re perusing the ‘net because word is, Tyler had the episode banned. Check out more details + the full cartoon.

Turner Broadcasting is trying to avoid a house of pain with producer Tyler Perry.

Perry, who has two shows on Turner’s TBS cable channel (“House of Payne” and “Meet the Browns”) was furious about a recent episode of the animated series “The Boondocks” that ran on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim programming block. Cartoon Network also is owned by Turner Broadcasting.

The episode in question — “Pause” — which first ran June 20, lampooned Perry, the creator of several hit movies, some of whom star him as Madea, an eccentric grandmother whose antics often land her in hot water.
 The show, which is executive produced by Aaron McGruder, who also created the now-defunct comic strip of the same name, featured a thinly veiled version of Perry named Winston Jerome. 

In the episode, Jerome is shown to be a closeted cross-dresser who uses religion to hide his lifestyle.

Soon after the episode aired, Perry got in touch with executives at Turner including

entertainment chief Steve Koonin and Phil Kent, the chief executive of Turner
Broadcasting. Perry complained loudly about the episode and even threatened to rethink his relationship with the company, people familiar with the situation said.