History YMMV / RoadTrip

* HilariousInHindsight: E.L. (who just so happens to be played by Creator/SeannWilliamScott) convincing Josh that cheating on Tiffany would be the sensible thing to do bears a strong resemblance to the subplot of ''Film/AmericanReunion'' where Stifler tries to convince Jim that he should cheat on Michelle.

* EnsembleDarkHorse: Reuben has become one, mainly because he provides the movie's (comparitavely) subtler moments of comedy as well as some unexpected GeniusBonus.

* TrappedByMountainLions; The movie spends an awfully long time on Barry's obsession with feeding Reuben's pet snake, despite it having little relevance to plot other than cementing his established trait as a major CloudCuckoolander and delivering a fleeting TakeThatScrappy moment towards Josh.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Danny Pudi a.k.a. [[Series/{{Community}} Abed]] is Arash in the sequel.

* EnsembleDarkHorse:
** Reuben has become one, mainly because he provides the movie's (comparitavely) subtler moments of comedy as well as some unexpected GeniusBonus.

* NauseaFeul: The diner scene, considered the pinnacle of {{squick}} even in a movie that has its share of grossout moments. Doubles as NightmareFeul considering how effortlessly the server [[spoiler: flips the french toast into his exterior]], which suggests he's had a lot of practice hence many more victims.

* NauseaFeul: The diner scene, considered the pinnacle of {{squick}} even in a movie that has its share of grossout moments. Doubles as NightmareFeul considering how effortlessly the server [[spoiler; flips the french toast into his exterior]], which suggests he's had a lot of practice hence many more victims.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Barry, who either is a wonderfully unusual side character whose bizarre comedy hijinks balance out the more straight, raunchy road-comedy plot at the film's center, or a nauseatingly unfunny weirdo who has little reason to exist in the movie beyond a TrappedByMountainLions subplot that brings nothing to the table. Given the fact that he's played by Creator/TomGreen, it's kind of expected he'd get this reaction. And that's before you get to the role this movie likely played in helping get [[Film/FreddyGotFingered Green's most infamous work]] off the ground.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Barry, who either is a wonderfully unusual side character whose bizarre comedy hijinks balance out the more straight, raunchy road-comedy plot at the film's center, or a nauseatingly unfunny weirdo who has little reason to exist in the movie beyond a TrappedByMountainLions subplot that brings nothing to the table. Given the fact that he's played by [[Series/TheTomGreenShow Tom Green]], it's kind of expected he'd get this reaction. And that's before you get to the role this movie likely played in helping get [[Film/FreddyGotFingered Green's most infamous work]] off the ground.

* HilariousInHindsight: E.L. (who just so happens to be played by Creator/SeanWilliamScott) convincing Josh that cheating on Tiffany would be the sensible thing to do bears a strong resemblance to the subplot of ''Film/AmericanReunion'' where Stifler tries to convince Jim that he should cheat on Michelle.

* HilariousInHindsight: E.L. (who just so happens to be played by Sean William Scott) convincing Josh that cheating on Tiffany would be the sensible thing to do bears a strong resemblance to the subplot of ''Film/AmericanReunion'' where Stifler tries to convince Jim that he should cheat on Michelle.

* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: Whether justified or not and clearly RuleOfFunny, this movie is still one of the most potent reminders of why you never send your diner food back to the kitchen.

* HilariousInHindsight: E.L. (who just so happens to be played by Sean William Scott) convincing Josh that cheating on Tiffany would be the sensible thing to do bears a strong resemblance to the subplot of ''[[Film/AmericanPie American Reunion]]'' where Stifler tries to convince Jim that he should cheat on Michelle.

* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: Whether justified or not and clearly RuleOfFunny, this movie is still one of the most potent reminders of why you never send your diner food back to the kitchen.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Barry, who either is a wonderfully unusual side character whose bizarre comedy hijinks balance out the more straight, raunchy road-comedy plot at the film's center, or a nauseatingly unfunny weirdo who has little reason to exist in the movie beyond a TrappedByMountainLions subplot that brings nothing to the table. Given the fact that he's played by [[Series/TheTomGreenShow Tom Green]], it's kind of expected he'd get this reaction.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Barry, who either is a wonderfully unusual side character whose bizzare comedy hijinks balance out the more straight, raunchy road-comedy plot at the film's center, or a nauseatingly unfunny weirdo who has little reason to exist in the movie byeond a TrappedByMountainLions supblot that brings nothing to the table. Given the fact that he's played by Tom Greene, it's kind of expected he'd get this reaction.

* BaseBreaker: Barry, who either is a wonderfully unusual side character whose bizzare comedy hijinks balance out the more straight, raunchy road-comedy plot at the film's center, or a nauseatingly unfunny weirdo who has little reason to exist in the movie byeond a TrappedByMountainLions supblot that brings nothing to the table. Given the fact that he's played by Tom Greene, it's kind of expected he'd get this reaction.

* BaseBreaker: Barry, who either is a wonderfully unusual side character who's strangeness balances out the more straight, raunchy road-comedy plot at the film's center, or a nonsensical creepy weirdo who has no reason to be in the movie at all and with a bizzare TrappedByMountainLions supblot that brings nothing to the table. Given the fact that he's played by [[''Film/FreddyGotFingered'' Tom Green]], it's kind of expected he'd get this reaction.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Danny Pudi a.k.a. [[Series/{{Community}} Abed]] is Arash in the sequel.