Boondocks

[Marquetta]

Rough or isolated country.

[Hina Muqadas]

Comic strip about a group of African-American [city kids] adjusting to life in white suburbia. Talentedly written by Aaron [McGruder].
New strip every weekday on [okayplayer].com

[Jessica]

From the Tagalog (Filipino) word bundok meaning mountain. [Boondocks] became a part of American vocabulary during the American-Philippine War, during which mountainous terrain afforded the Filipinos a position of strategic advantage in fighting for their countrys independence. [The boondocks] served as a Filipino base of resistance while earning a word in everyday [American language] synonomous with hinterlands.

[Vania]

[country] part usually the [outer] most part of [the city].

[Sommer]

(n.) a [remote] or [inaccessible] area. usually used in conjunction with the article the.

From the [tagalog] word bundok, meaning mountain

[Jason Yan]

in most areas of the U.S., boondocks means a rural area away from the city, see [the sticks] or [B.F.E].
In N.Y.C. [the boondocks] is a reference to Long Island.

[Ernesto]

the best [mickey fickey] show on [cartoon network] [right now]

[Vania]

any area in the country that is quiet, has few people living in it, and is a long way away from a town or city:

[Magaret]

Rough, remote, or isolated country.