I'm Having A Hard Time

I'm having a hard time trying to express the joy that is "The Boondocks" to my white co-workers.
Let me set up the scene...
It's some random day at the station, and myself and a female co-worker (who happens to be of African-American descent) are discussing "The Boondocks" DVD.
We were talking about the one where...well it really doesn't matter since all of them are funny and involve the word "nigga".
So one of co-workers who happens to be white (it's cool he's got a hood pass cause he's from East St. Louis) asks me what me and old girl are chuckling about.
So I try to break it down to him without using the dreaded "n-word".
And I couldn't do it.
I would start talking about the scene and "nigga" would be the punchline and I'd have to censor myself.
Now anyone who knows anything at all about me, knows I hate to censor myself.
Well, my man with the ghetto pass seems interested enough so he starts chuckling, cause even without "nigga" talking about Uncle Ruckus is pretty damn funny.
But here's where it gets a little funky.
Another co-worker (also a white man, one without a ghetto pass but thinks he has one) chimes in FROM ACROSS THE ROOM..."Is that show kinda like "Chappelle's Show?"
No.
No it's not.
For starters there is no more "Chappelle's Show", just that B.S. Comedy Central put out against the wishes of Chappelle.
Secondly "The Boondocks" is animated.
I don't see Ashy Larry or The Time Haters portrayted weekly in well animated scenes do you?
But I'm getting off task.
My original dilemma is, how do I explain "The Boondocks" to white people?
Maybe it's the age old adage rearing it's ugly head again.
"It's a black thing. You wouldn't understand."