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TV Shows about Drugs (big list)

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yesterday's episode was pretty cool. i liked the interview with jerry garcia talking about tripping on acid while performing, he said something along the lines of, " i was doing something for a minute, then it was gone". i found that hilarioius, i think you have to have tripped before to really appreciate a comment like that.
 
Cool idea for a thread but you must really have a lot of time on your hands. Still though, I love watching anything even slightly about drugs. Thans for putting the time into making this list.
 
^Yeah. I find out about most of these by going to TV guide websites and searching for key words like 'marijuana', 'dope', 'LSD', 'drug(s)', 'psychedelic', 'cocaine', 'reefer', 'substance', etc.

On June 25th they'll air 'The Agony of Ecstasy' on A&E.
 
Nip/Tuck - Season 1 Ep. 8: Under the influence of marijuana, Matt and a friend of his accidentally hit a passing student while arguing over what radio station to listen to in the car.
Nip/Tuck - Season 1 Ep. 12: When Christian and Sean operate on a beautiful South American immigrant who claimed she wanted her massive breast implants removed, Escobar(Robert La Sardo), a ruthless Columbian drug lord, interrupts the surgery. After revealing he had been using the grotesquely large breast implants to transport liquid heroin into the United States (by tricking poverty-stricken women into believing a modeling contract is waiting for them in America if they went through with the augmentation), he forces Christian and Sean to finish the surgery and hand over the implants at gunpoint.

I love it, Nip/Tuck is always so juicy!
 
I don't think I mentioned this yet.
A show was called "Sacred Weeds" and had episodes about salvia, amanitas, and other stuff.
 
The Sopranos.

Michael Imperioli does an excellent job as playing the heroin using Christopher Moltisanti. Those episodes really hit hard for me especially in the last season when he relapses...
 
Campus Ladies (its so funny!) Theres one where the girls eat ecstasy because it will "keep them up all night so they can study" and another one where they trip shrooms in hilarious surroundings!

Does "Intervention" count?
 
Clone High Season One, Episode 9: "Raisin the Stakes: A Rock Opera in Three Acts"
An antidrug PSA from rocker Larry Hardcore (Jack Black) convinces the clones that smoking raisins will get them high. This episode will be wonderfully familiar to anyone who has ever seen an antidrug after-school special and any of the druggy rock operas from the psychedelic era (Hair, Tommy, et al.)

Sealab 2021 Season One, episode 12: "Stimutacs"
Sparks gets the crew hooked on Stimutacs, an "Herbal Dietary Supplement," then jacks up the price. Marduk freakin' rules.

Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law Season One, Episode 3: "Shaggy Busted"
Shaggy and Scooby get nabbed for suspicious behaviour while searching for a "Big Green Monster." Yeah, like, he's a real fatty, man.

Arrested Development Season One, Episode 10: "Pier Pressue"
Buster wants to get some medicinal pot to help with Lucille 2's nausea, so he goes to the coolest, most badass teenager he knows: George Michael. G.M. goes to his uncle Gob, everything goes all crazy, lessons are learned, and there's strippers and a SWAT team.

Wonder Shozen constantly references drugs, as well as interviewing some interesting crackhead types. Y'know, for the kids.

Drawn Together again, constantly. "If I wanted to go any slower I'd... take..... ano..ther....ox..y..con....tinnnn....."

Brian's rant in "The Thin White Line" episode of Family guy is one of my favorite parts of the series. "What, things gettin a lil' to real for the Stepford Wife? C'mon baby, let's go to the park."

I especially enjoy watching alarmist local news stories about the newest "drug craze" among high school kids with my parents and correcting the reporters and PR cops. Heh. Vicarously discussing my drug use with my parents, I suppose.

I seem to remember that "Ecstasy Rising" special being quite good. As objective as I've ever seen a drug expose, anyway.
 
I remember reading somewhere on bluelight a while back about some references to LSD on House, but I don't know which episode, although I'm pretty sure it is in the first season. Also Dr. House's constant addiction to Vicodin, as well as the episode he went on a ketamine trip to help his leg(that worked for some reason...)

Also, any episode of Weeds....
 
die-late said:
Did anyone mention:

Six Feet Under-Season 1, Episode 1 ~ Daughter smokes methamphetamine for the first time with her boyfriend and immediately after feeling the first effects of the drug, she receives a phone call on her cell phone telling her that her father has been fatally killed in a car crash. An absolutely terrible way to experience anything like that for the first time.

And there are many more references than just this. In one episode, Ruth (the mother) takes some aspirin while camping, which she doesn't know is really E. She has a wonderful time running her hands over tree bark and has hallucinations. One fo the better episodes of the series.

Various characters smoke weed in many many episodes.

Ruth's sister takes mushrooms and later in the series develops a Vicodin addiction.

Ruth's son David, who is gay, does poppers in one episode, takes E and goes to a club in another, and in still another is kidnapped and forced to inject something (PCP?) I can't remember.

Ruth's son Claire had a boyfriend named Gabe who has a drug overdose.

I am sure there are more, but that's just off the top of my head.

*EDIT**from wiki:

Ketamine is featured in the episode 44 of the HBO tv-series Six Feet Under, where Russell, Claire's friend, reports his experiences after a lengthy trip.

In the seventh episode of the first season of the American television series The Dead Zone, titled "Enemy Mind", the lead character, psychic Johnny Smith, accidentally inhales Ketamine in aerosol state, and the drug wreaks havoc with his "dead zone", the primary brain center for his psychic visions.

In the last episode of the second season of the American television series House, titled "No Reason", the lead character, Dr. Gregory House, is administered Ketamine to try to relieve the terrible leg pain he has been suffering throughout the course of the series. At the beginning of the third season, it seems that the Ketamine treatment has worked, though by the end of the second episode his pain has returned and he has started using a walking cane and Vicodin again.

In the sixth episode of the second season of I'm Alan Partridge, entitled "Alan Wide Shut", Alan Partridge attends a radio interview on a program called Prayer Wave to promote his autobiography and has a surreal, barbed conversation with a woman called Kate Fitzgerald who is also promoting her autobiography. They discuss her ketamine use and move on to talk about Alan's addiction to chocolate, specifically Toblerone.

In the South Park episode Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset (referring to Paris Hilton), the girls say they are going to a party to do ketamine and then make fun of Wendy for knowing what ketamine is, saying they have no idea but are going to do it anyway. It is also referred to in the episode You Got Fucked in the Ass where Stan and Chef go to recruit a duck in their dance team. The owner plays two songs for the duck to dance to which contains the line "You do a line and I'll do a line honey" followed by "You snort K and I'll snort K honey".
 
Daisybabe said:
Ruth's son David, who is gay, does poppers in one episode, takes E and goes to a club in another, and in still another is kidnapped and forced to inject something (PCP?) I can't remember.

He's actually forced to smoke crack.

And there was an episode where Claire and Parker do mushrooms and they make Ruth some pants with bells on.

There was also another excellent episode where Nate took ecstacy during dinner at Ruth's house.

And there was yet another episode where Claire, Edie, Russell, Anita and the other guy (his name escapes me) do AMT whilst decorating Claire's bedroom.
 
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Ahh I see you guys have beat me to the Six feet under references.
That is my favorite show by a landslide, I love all the drugs in that show..

Meth, coke, crack, AMT, e, mushrooms, ketamine and of course weed.
 
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