History Main / EverybodyMustGetStoned

* In an episode of ''{{Farscape}}'', named "Crackers Don't Matter" everyone on board Moya is affected by the work of a passenger they take on board. Here, it's a case of [[spoiler: the light that the insect-like alien produces, sending the entire crew crazy, due to it affecting the optic nerve, with John remaining slightly more coherent due to his comparatively poor eyesight.]] This is probably one of the funniest episodes in the entire series and certainly the first time the viewer sees just how well Browder does crazy.

* In ''{{Trailer Park Boys}}'', the lead characters are ''always'' doing it (even when they're in prison) and almost everyone does at some time or other.

* The CONTROL spies of ''{{Get Smart}}'' drank drugged water that had everyone halluciante. Max had a vision of taking care of a baby alligator instead of his baby and the Chief was playing pool with George Washington and he was cheating.

* ''{{Mother 3}}'' features a segment where all the human members of your party must eat mushrooms to continue; their HP has been dropped to 1, their [[{{Mana}} PP]] to zero, and they've lost all their items, so there's no other way to gain enough HP to pass even the first monster (whose speed is maxed out, and always starts with an attack that hits everyone in the party).[[hottip:*:Of course, if you want to fill out the [[MonsterCompendium Battle Memory]], you'll have to face it and tank a loss before eating the mushrooms, anyway]] Boney refuses to eat the mushrooms, and it turns out that he was smart to avoid them: the three humans end up hallucinating wildly for the next segment of the game, with only Boney's reactions being proper clues to what's really going on.

* ''{{Mother 3}}'' features a segment where all the human members of your party must eat mushrooms to continue (their HP has been dropped to 1, their PP to zero, and they've lost all their items, so there's no other way to gain enough HP to pass even the first monster.) Boney refuses to eat the mushrooms, and it turns out that he was smart to avoid them: the three humans end up hallucinating wildly for the next segment of the game, with only Boney's reactions being proper clues to what's really going on.

* In an episode of ''{{Farscape}}'', named "Crackers Don't Matter" everyone on board Moya is affected by the work of a passenger they take on board. Here, it's a case of [[spoiler: the light that the insect-like alien produces, sending the entire crew crazy, due to it affecting the optic nerve, with John remaining slightly more coherent due to his comparatively poor eyesight. This is probably one of the funniest episodes in the entire series and certainly the first time the viewer sees just how well Browder does crazy.]]

** "Stop the Hate Master:" A hate spell affects all but Aisha.
** "Leader of the Whack:" A 'brings out repressed personality traits' spell affects ''everybody.'' Fortunately, it doesn't affect battling the MonsterOfTheWeek (who himself is affected, going from timid and whiny to ready to clobber anyone in spandex.)

Trope Name is the lyric from BobDylan - "Rainy Day Woman #12 and #35" (leading, incidentally, to one of the more notable musical instances of IAmNotShazam and RefrainFromAssuming). It's also used by CypressHill from their album "Temple of Boom".

* '’TheMonkees'': episode “Mijacogeo: The Frodis Caper.” The Monkees must save the world from the evil work of Wizard Glick, who is “hypnotizing” everyone’s mind through televisions emitting [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar “frodis”]] power. You figure out the rest.

*** Well, the story only followed one of them further - his initial reaction was belief that his fellow Knights may be homosexuals, and that the Earth is probably flat. Later on he's interviewed in radio as a respected astrophysicist who through his newfound thirst for knowledge quickly disproved the flat-earth theory and went on to study the actual evidence. It's left unknown what became of the rest of the Knights.

* ''Cheech And Chong'' films.

** Yeah... that or stoner hippies who think drug use in and of itself is a form of social activism and rebellion seem cool at first but don't actually accomplish or achieve any of the change or progress they talk about.

*** As another troper noted on HatePlague, the solution the HatePlague was to get everyone on the ship high... including the Klingons.
**** [[DidNotDoTheResearch Uh... no.]] One solution to a [[EmotionEater fear-eating monster]] was to inject everyone with a happy pill. The solution to the Klingon problem was to make them laugh.

** The bits that made this Troper giggle at this scene were Alex Rieger offhandedly saying that he "wrote an opera" the previous night because "he thought it'd be fun," and Bobby spending the entire scene doing a solo ballet rendition of "Afternoon of a Faun" in the background.

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* In ''VisionOfEscaflowne'', the BigBad's secret weapon, the Zone of Absolute Fortune, causes everyone affected to immediately pursue what they've always wanted. Nations who united only to fight a common enemy decide to resolve their differences with [[WeaponOfMassDestruction weapons of mass destruction]], protagonists with military backgrounds get turned into {{Blood Knight}}s and so on.
** ''VisionOfEscaflowneAbridged'' has fun on just what causes Hitomi's visions: turns out that [[strike: tarot cards]] MagictheGathering cards are laced with LSD.

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* ''CheechAndChong'' films.

* The whole point of TomWolfe's ''The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test''.

Trope Name is a lyric from BobDylan - "Rainy Day Woman #12 and #35" (leading, incidentally, to one of the more notable musical instances of IAmNotShazam and RefrainFromAssuming). It's also a song by CypressHill from their album TempleOfBoom.

* ''[[That70sShow That 70s Show]]'': Not only do the main characters smoke weed on a regular basis, there has been an episode where some marijuana-laced brownies are accidentally eaten by Red and Kitty (who would never voluntarily get stoned).

** Oh, and Fred is shown to have used Pot ALOT as a teen.

* In one episode of {{Daria}}, the Morgendorffers go camping. Jake finds some berries and everyone except Daria eats them. Soon they're running around the woods talking about glitter berries and spirit animals, and have to be air-lifted out.
* At the end of the SouthPark Episode about how ratings control the news, it turns out [[spoiler:everyone is stoned.]]

If only one or two characters are affected, then it's {{Lemon Wacky Hello}}. If the substance is specifically an aphrodisiac, then it's {{Love Is In The Air}}. If it's the other way around and it makes everyone really sensitive and moody, then it's the HatePlague. If it causes hallucinations, it's a MushroomSamba. When it really is pretty much everyone, and TheGovernment or [[ReligionOfEvil some]] [[CorruptCorporateExecutive other]] [[AncientConspiracy powerful organization]] forcing everyone to be on drugs, then it's GovernmentDrugEnforcement.

* [[That70sShow That 70s Show]]: Not only do the main characters smoke weed on a regular basis, there has been an episode where some marijuana-laced brownies are accidentally eaten by Red and Kitty (who would never voluntarily get stoned).
* In {{Smallville}} Red Kryptonite has this affect on Kryptonians and has been used so much that characters in show have referenced it anytime a Kryptonian has been acting odder than usual. Producers only wanted to use it for season 2 and the season three opener, but the Network loved it and insisted that it get more use in the series than was ever intended.

* In an episode of {{Farscape}}, named "Crackers Don't Matter" everyone on board Moya is affected by the work of a passenger they take on board. Here, it's a case of [[spoiler: the light that the insect-like alien produces, sending the entire crew crazy, due to it affecting the optic nerve, with John remaining slightly more coherent due to his comparatively poor eyesight. This is probably one of the funniest episodes in the entire series and certainly the first time the viewer sees just how well Browder does crazy.]]