G-Rated Drug: Difference between revisions

 

See also: [[No Smoking]], [[Frothy Mugs of Water]], [[Toad Licking]], [[Drunk on Milk]], [[Klatchian Coffee]], [[High on Catnip]].

 

* In the ''[[Welcome to The NHK]]'' light novel and manga, nearly the first thing we see the protagonist do is snort a small amount of a 'legal drug' he 'brought off the internet'. In the anime, the drug was totally removed, and the resulting trip was changed from a drug-induced hallucination into a psychotic hallucination.

 

* In the less than mediocre ''[[Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000]]'', there's "Zoom Gas." The antagonists flood their cockpit with it then start acting all giddy and driving at absurd speeds. Hmmm....

* In ''[[The Smurfs (film)|The Smurfs]]'', Grouchy has a scene in which he overindulges in M&M's and [[In Vino Veritas|has a "candid" conversation]] with a green M&M plushie.

 

== [[Literature]] ==

* ''[[The Young Ones]]'': "Vyv - can you actually, like, kill yourself with laxative pills?"

** What do you think Cholera does?

* ''[[NCIS]]'': Abby and her Caf-Pow! It's definitely treated like a coffee addiction, there's episodes of her trying to quit and episodes that mention that she drinks '''a lot''' of Caf-Pow.

{{quote|''(Gibbs walks into her lab with his hands behind his back)''

* ''[[Amazing Super Powers]]'' [http://www.amazingsuperpowers.com/2007/12/a-bear-in-the-woods/ found someone's lampshade].

* As mentioned above, [[Schlock Mercenary|Sergeant Schlock]] is addicted to Ovalkwik mix, which he eats directly from the can - although the [http://www.schlockmercenary.com/2001-02-25 ingredient statement] suggests it might not be so G-rated, containing among other things nicotine, codeine, and something called "hyper-ephedrine."

 

== [[Web Original]] ==

* There was an episode of ''[[Static Shock]]'' featuring a Bang Baby with the ability to give other people super powers temporarily...at the price of not telling anyone where they got them, of course; oh, and they have to steal stuff for him. Well, if you want to get high—I mean, get super powers...

* In one episode of [[The Powerpuff Girls]], Mojo Jojo offers 4 kids Chemical X-induced, temporary superpowers.It's also implied that Mojo put something in the Chemical X to make them do anything to get more of it.

* Crystal Twist from ''[[COPS (animation)|COPS]]''.

* There was an episode of ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'' which depicts Bart as addicted to Focusyn, which seems to be a stand-in for Ritalin until the end of the episode where Marge says she's getting Bart off of Focusyn... and back on Ritalin.

* ''[[The Smoggies]]'' had purple silly sauce, which was a G-Rated Drug powerful enough to contaminate an entire eco system and cause whomever came into contact with it to involuntarily sing and dance perpetually, even in diluted amounts. The song they would sing, "The Purple Rag" was an [[Ear Worm]] as well as being a state of [[And I Must Scream]].

* Mac on ''[[Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends]]'' gets hyperactive when he eats sugar. In an episode where Bloo throws a massive rave at Foster's, Mac unwittingly ingests sugar, then proceeds to go through a climbing-the-walls-nude drug trip from the effects. The post-rush withdrawal reduces him to a shivering wreck that's equal parts jonesing junkie and Gollum parody.

* In ''[[Transformers Animated]]'', motor oil is treated like beer/alcohol, with [[Those Two Guys]] Mixmaster and Scrapper being especially fond of it.

** In ''[[Transformers Prime]]'', {{spoiler|Ratchet creates Synthetic Energon and then injects himself with it, causing him to gain immense strength, but renders his mind unstable, making him aggressive and incredibly arrogant.}}

* ''[[Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'' gives us Monterey Jack, whose cheese-addiction is often played like this.

* The ''[[Double Dragon]]'' cartoon series, notable for having an ''Aesop'' at the end of every episode, had an episode that focused on the Shadow Master producing a designer drug, known as Euphoria, which basically turned users into wide-eyed, green-eyed zombified people. Presumably in attempt to avoid portraying real drug abuse methods, the green liquid Euphoria was not ingested nor injected, but rather poured onto bare skin, though it was often applied this way to the forearm.

 

== [[Real Life]] ==