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* ''Film/MagicalMysteryTour'', a trippy impromptu [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]] TV movie.

* ''Film/MagicalMysteryTour''.

* ''TheHarderTheyCome'': Jamaican CultClassic, released in 1972. Often treated as a stoner film, because, well, it was made in Jamaica.

* ''Film/TheBigLebowski'', although fans are split over whether or not it's actually funnier when the viewer ''isn't'' baked.

* ''Saving Grace'', possibly the most intelligent stoner movie ever made.

* ''Film/YourHighness'', which is a textbook stoner flick crossed with ''Film/ThePrincessBride''.

* ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat''

->"''"We aren't very functional when we're stoned - which is '''all the fucking time'''.''"

-> ''"I don't need drugs to enjoy this! Just to enhance it!"''
-->-- '''Otto,''' ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons,'' "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky"

* ''Film/WithnailAndI''.

* ''Grandma's Boy'': Nick Swardson says in one stand-up special that the actor who played Dante (the drug dealer) did a bunch of actual bong hits in his scenes.

* ''Grandma's Boy''

Tend not to be especially plot-driven, and often contain long tangents relating to pop culture. Expect 90% of the humor to be either puerile jokes or humor about doing incredibly stupid stuff thanks to being intoxicated. Basically, SliceOfLife genre for stoners.

* The ''CheechAndChong'' series, the TropeMaker

* ''Film/TenaciousDInThePickOfDestiny'' provides the page image. The film is noticeably more pot-centric than the group's previous specials. TenaciousD themselves joke in the commentary that the film's message is that weed is friendship.

-> ''"I don't need drugs to watch this! Just to enhance it!"''

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* ''DudeWheresMyCar''

* ''HowHigh''

* ''Film/SavingGrace'', possibly the most intelligent stoner movie ever made.

* ''SavingGrace'', possibly the most intelligent stoner movie ever made.

* ''TheBigLebowski'', although fans are split over whether or not it's actually funnier when the viewer ''isn't'' baked.
* ''Series/BoredToDeath''. All the main protagonists are very explicitly toking or baked for much of the screen time and the humor is very stoner friendly.

* ''DazedAndConfused'' was mismarketed as one of these. The actual product is a coming of age film and only one character is actually a stoner.

* ''FearAndLoathingInLasVegas'' is about the drug culture of the late 60s and early 70s. Director Gilliam mixes in a dash of modern stoner humor into the adaptation.
* The ''{{Friday}}'' series

* ''HalfBaked''

* ''{{Help}}'': Music/TheBeatles were stoned off their asses during the making of it, and the ''non sequiturs'' and other ridiculous bits are far more entertaining.

* ''JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack'' — the other Kevin Smith movies have drug influence, but are much less focused on it.
* ''JMenForever'' (1979). The villainous Lightning Bug schemes to conquer the Earth with SexDrugsAndRockAndRoll, and only the J-Men (an elite team of [[strike:tight-assed straights]] straight-jawed men-in-tights) can stop him with a combination of [[GagDub re-dubbed]] Republic FilmSerial heroes, schmaltzy music, and an indiscriminate bombing campaign of all suspected marijuana stashes. Has a vast number of Stoner jokes, including the motto of the J-Men which is "[[CanisLatinicus U Cannabis Smokem]]".

* ''KnockedUp'', the [[TwoLinesNoWaiting b-plot]] is Stoner comedy all the way.
* ''LivingWill'', in addition to being a romantic comedy, has plenty of stoner humor.
* ''PineappleExpress''. Two stoners get mixed up in an action film. The title refers to a strain of weed.

* ''Film/SavingGrace'', possibly the most intelligent stoner movie ever made.

* ''TenaciousDInThePickOfDestiny'' provides the page image. The film is noticeably more pot-centric than the group's previous specials. TenaciousD themselves joke in the commentary that the film's message is that weed is friendship.

* ''YourHighness'', which is a textbook stoner flick crossed with ''Film/ThePrincessBride''.
* ''{{Zardoz}}''. John Boorman himself was high when he made the thing and it ''shows.''

* Films or works based in the 60s and 70s are often proto-examples, using drugs as a symbol of counterculture irreverance.
** ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine'', a psychedelic example from 1968.
** Music/TheBeatles movie ''{{Help}}'' All the band members were stoned off their asses during the making of it, and the ''non sequiturs'' and other ridiculous bits are far more entertaining.
** ''FearAndLoathingInLasVegas'' is about the drug culture of the late 60s and early 70s. Director Gilliam mixes in a dash of modern stoner humor into the adaptation.

* ''The Stoned Age''

* ''{{Friday}}''
* ''Film/HaroldAndKumarGoToWhiteCastle''
* ''Film/HaroldAndKumarEscapeFromGuantanamoBay''
* ''Film/AVeryHaroldAndKumar3DChristmas''

* ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat''
* ''WesternAnimation/TheNineLivesOfFritzTheCat''
* ''That70sShow'' is the television version. Due to its airing during prime time on a broadcast network, it's never explicitly stated what activity Eric and company are indulging in, but seriously - ''you'd'' have to be high off ''your'' ass (or perhaps living in a very tight pop-cultural bubble since the Second World War) not to figure it out.
* ''Series/BoredToDeath''. All the main protagonists are very explicitly toking or baked for much of the screen time and the humor is very stoner friendly.
* ''Wilfred'' as well. It's about a talking dog who is a very heavy stoner and introduces the lifestyle to his carer, who's life is shown to only get better and more fun as a result!

* ''Film/ReeferMadness'' (2005), the classic [[BMovie exploitation film]] remade as an over-the-top musical comedy.
* ''TheBigLebowski'', although fans are split over whether or not it's actually funnier when the viewer ''isn't'' baked.

* ''Doggy Fizzle Televizzle'', Snoop Dogg's short-lived sketch comedy show, is a borderline example - despite his former status as a stoner god, Snoop Dogg had given up marijuana the year before the program aired, though it ''did'' contain a fair amount of cannabis-related humor.
* ''PineappleExpress''. Two stoners get mixed up in an action film. The title refers to a strain of weed.
* ''KnockedUp'', the [[TwoLinesNoWaiting b-plot]] is Stoner comedy all the way.
* ''Film/SuperTroopers'', though ironically the first scene features the heroes tormenting and busting some potheads for possession.
* ''Killer Bud''
* About half of Creator/AdultSwim's original programming.
** Adult Swim is rarely seen without this trope. Shows like ''Superjail'' and ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' are textbook stoner shows. ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' and ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'' don't seem geared to a stoned audience, but both are totally compatible with one. There is arguably no show on the network, except perhaps ''MoralOrel'', that this trope does not apply to at least a little.
** Even Cartoon Network's daytime programming is pretty popular with stoners, especially ''RegularShow'', which is based on a short film about [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y894QNtX0VA two clerks dropping acid]].
** The Saturday night/Sunday morning anime line generally averts this, which may be why the execs dislike it so much. They even stated that their favorite anime is {{FLCL}}, which may be the most cracked out show to ever hit the air.
* ''Grandma's Boy''
* The FPS ''Celestial Impact'' was apparently created by a stoner.
* ''JMenForever'' (1979). The villainous Lightning Bug schemes to conquer the Earth with SexDrugsAndRockAndRoll, and only the J-Men (an elite team of [[strike:tight-assed straights]] straight-jawed men-in-tights) can stop him with a combination of [[GagDub re-dubbed]] Republic FilmSerial heroes, schmaltzy music, and an indiscriminate bombing campaign of all suspected marijuana stashes. Has a vast number of Stoner jokes, including the motto of the J-Men which is "[[CanisLatinicus U Cannabis Smokem]]".
* ''Film/WithnailAndI''.
* ''[[ViewAskewniverse Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back]]'' — the other Kevin Smith movies have drug influence, but are much less focused on it.

* ''Film/EasyRider'': the Sixties version, back when pot was counterculture.
* ''Grass'', though this one is documentary where everything else on this list tells a fictional story. Woody Harrelson provides the narration.

* ''TheImmaculateConceptionOfLittleDizzle''
* ''YourHighness'', which is a textbook stoner flick crossed with ''Film/ThePrincessBride''.
* ''LivingWill'', in addition to being a romantic comedy, has plenty of stoner humor.
* ''DazedAndConfused'' was mismarketed as one of these. The actual product is a coming of age film and only one character is actually a stoner.
* ''The Beach Girls''
* ''Webcomic/DrugsandKisses'' is the webcomic version of this
* ''TheSiflAndOllyShow'' was an amiably surreal show featuring sock puppets that aired late at night on MTV. Though pot almost never actually factored into any plots, it doesn't take a genius to figure out who it was aimed at.

** ''UpInSmoke''

* ''WithnailAndI''

* ''SuperTroopers'', though ironically the first scene features the heroes tormenting and busting some potheads for possession.

** ''YellowSubmarine'', a psychedelic example from 1968.
** TheBeatles movie ''{{Help}}'' All the band members were stoned off their asses during the making of it, and the ''non sequiturs'' and other ridiculous bits are far more entertaining.

* About half of AdultSwim's original programming.

* The ''CheechAndChong'' series

* While ''FearAndLoathingInLasVegas'' is about the drug culture of the late 60s and early 70s, it should be considered separately from such films as ''Dude, Where's My Car?'' ''Fear and Loathing'', like the book it adapts, does contain "stoner humor," but it also provides a criticism of both "mainstream" American culture and the hippie/drug cultures that opposed it. Of course, this doesn't mean that it ''isn't'' incredibly fun to watch while stoned.

* ''TenaciousDInThePickOfDestiny'' (which provides the page image). There's so much weed in the film, to the point where there's even a scene with ''[[TheGuardsMustBeCrazy security guards]]'' smoking it. TenaciousD themselves joke in the commentary that the film's message was that weed is friendship.

* ''PineappleExpress''. The title refers to a strain of weed.

* ''SuperTroopers''

* ''YellowSubmarine'', a proto-example from 1968.

* TheBeatles movie ''{{Help}}'' All the band members were stoned off their asses during the making of it, and the ''non sequiturs'' and other ridiculous bits are far more entertaining.