Stoner TV

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Stoner TV refers to a genre of television programming that is either specifically aimed at or has become popular among viewers who are cannabis users. These shows often feature humor, surreal or non-sequitur content, and themes that appeal to those under the influence of cannabis. The genre includes a variety of formats, including sitcoms, animated series, and reality television.

Characteristics

Stoner TV shows typically incorporate certain elements that resonate with cannabis users. These elements include, but are not limited to:

• **Visuals**: Bright, colorful, and often unconventional visuals that can be appreciated more intensely under the influence of cannabis.
• **Humor**: A heavy reliance on slapstick, absurdity, and non-sequitur jokes that may seem more humorous while high.
• **Pacing**: Slower pacing to match the relaxed, laid-back feeling often associated with cannabis use.
• **Themes**: Recurring themes of nonconformity, anti-establishment attitudes, and existential musings.

Popular Stoner TV Shows

Some television shows have garnered a reputation as stoner TV due to their content, style, or the demographics of their viewers. Examples include:

• That '70s Show - While not exclusively about cannabis, its portrayal of the 1970s counterculture often includes scenes where the main characters partake in cannabis use.
• Adventure Time - An animated series with surreal adventures and vibrant visuals that has appealed to both children and adults, including those in the stoner community.
• Rick and Morty - Known for its complex narratives, existential themes, and dark humor, this animated series has become a favorite among stoner audiences.
• The Simpsons - Particularly the earlier seasons, where its blend of satire and humor has made it a staple in stoner viewing.

Cultural Impact

Stoner TV has influenced popular culture by normalizing cannabis use and incorporating it into mainstream media. It also reflects changing societal attitudes towards cannabis, as seen in the increasing legalization and decriminalization of the drug across various regions.

Criticism

Critics of stoner TV argue that it may perpetuate stereotypes about cannabis users as lazy or unproductive. Others believe that it can contribute to a culture of drug use, particularly among impressionable young viewers.

See Also

• Cannabis culture
• List of films containing frequent marijuana use
• 420 culture