History Creator / CheechAndChong

* ''The Wash'' (2001)

Finally, in 2008, it was announced that the duo had resolved their issues with each other, and would officially reunite, and completed two tours in which they performed classic routines, updated routines, and new material. Shelby Chong performed standup as the duo's opening act. Cheech and Chong lent guest voices to an episode, ''[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS22E16AMidsummersNiceDream A Midsummer's Nice Dream]]'' of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and plan to make a sequel to ''Up in Smoke''. In 2011, they did the voices of two of the Literature/ThreeLittlePigs in ''WesternAnimation/{{Hoodwinked}} Too: Hood versus Evil''.

An American-Canadian ComedyDuo consisting of Richard "Cheech" Marin (born July 13, 1946) and Tommy Chong (born May 24, 1938). Their comedy derives from [[TheStoner pot smoking]], hippies, the free love movement, pop culture, incompetent leaders (particularly [[PoliceAreUseless cops]]) and [[StonersAreFunny more pot smoking]]. Marin, a Mexican-American, was based in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, while Chong, the son of a Chinese truck driver and a Scots-Irish waitress, was born and lived in UsefulNotes/{{Canada}}.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' (2016)

* FirstNameBasis / LastNameBasis: An odd application of two opposite tropes that apply to each of the duo. But admittedly, it's kind of required to keep the [[AddedAlliterativeAppeal alliterative]] namesake, Cheech and Chong, going.

* ''Los Cochinos''

* BestialityIsDepraved: In the skit, "Hey Margaret", one of the things in the porno movie that Margaret (Chong) is disgusted by is the lead having sex with a dog. Also, in "The Old Man In The Park", where the Old Man (Chong) tells the Punk (Cheech) that the Punk could be his son because "I used to fuck Buffalo. In fact, you look just like your momma."

* ''Yellowbeard'' (1983)

* ''HalfBaked'' (1998)

* StonersAreFunny

* CoverVersion: "Earache My Eye" has been covered numerous times, notably by Music/{{Korn}}. Music/HankWilliamsIII also did a notable cover of "Up in Smoke".

* NoseShove: The comedy sketch "Up His Nose" from the album ''Los Cochinos'' has the father of a boy named Jaime brought to the doctor because he's been shoving lots of things up his nose -- including ''bullets''. The doctor tries to extract them with a pair of pliers, but ultimately decides on just using a hammer, and the bullets explode, supposedly also [[YourHeadAsplode taking the boy's face with it]]. All the father could do at that point is rejoice and tell the doctor to "keep the change".

Attempts at a reunion were largely unsuccessful because the two comedians were unable to get along with each other for a very long time, and appearances together in ''WesternAnimation/{{Ferngully}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' were done with their voices recorded separately. (Chong was also offered a part in ''Disney/TheLionKing'', but turned it down, and as a result, the character was changed into a female and the part was given to WhoopiGoldberg). Meanwhile, Chong and his wife, Shelby, toured as a team, and their routine included updated versions of Cheech and Chong bits.

* EruditeStoner: Chong is designated as the mellow character in a lot of the duo's routines and films. In real life, he actually ''is'' an Erudite Stoner.

* TheUglyGuysHotDaughter: Tommy's daughters, Robbi and Rae Dawn. Mr. Skin likes to use stoner {{pun}}s while describing Robbi and Rae Dawn's nude scenes in movies.
* UglyGuyHotWife: Shelby, Chong's wife.

* OldShame: Cheech felt this way toward the entire Cheech & Chong filmography when he was trying to establish himself as a serious actor. He also felt that with their formula was getting stale, and that if he continued working with Chong, they would have eventually ended up like Creator/AbbottAndCostello and made movies like ''Cheech & Chong Go To Mars''. However, Cheech later reembranced the stoner following that made him famous in the first place, and eventually reconciled with Chong.

* CreatorBacklash: Chong disliked ''Get Out Of My Room'' because he had little input towards all of the songs in the album and its videos, and it was mostly Cheech's vanity project throughout the production. The album and video's hit single, "Born in East L.A." didn't even feature Chong at all. Neither were satisfied with ''The Corsican Brothers''.
* DawsonCasting: Parodied in Cheech & Chong's The Corsican Brothers as the duo plays their characters' as babies.

* BreakawayPopHit: "Born in East L.A." (a Cheech solo song credited to Cheech & Chong) originally premiered in the video and album ''Get Out Of My Room'', but is better known thanks to being turned into a Cheech solo movie of the same name, which briefly featured the song that it was based on. It's also the only song from the album that the two acknowledge, as they performed a revamped version during their reunion tours (with a salsa interlude to highlight Chong and Shelby's salsa dancing, something they took up as a hobby in the 1990s).

* ''WesternAnimation/HoodwinkedTooHoodVsEvil'' (2011)

* ''WesternAnimation/HoowinkedTooHoodVsEvil'' (2011)

* ''[[{{Hoodwinked}} Hoowinked Too! Hood vs. Evil]]'' (2011)

* BrokenPedestal: FrankZappa attended one of Cheech & Chong's performances and left because he hated the duo's stoner humor (due to his strong anti-drug stance). Chong, a huge Zappa fan, was disappointed.

* FirstNameBasis/LastNameBasis: An odd application of two opposite tropes that apply to each of the duo. But admittedly, it's kind of required to keep the [[AddedAlliterativeAppeal alliterative]] namesake, Cheech and Chong, going.