History Main / MushroomSamba

* Much like the Oracle example above, many of the supernatural events such as the event where Moses attained the 10 commandments for example may be a result of overactive senses due to such substances mentioned here.

->'''Frog:''' Hey, mister, this here's the [[WaxingLyrical stairway to heaven.]] Ya'll know that, don'tcha?\\
'''Spike:''' Obnoxious talking frog.

* ''{{Route 66}}'' has an episode where Tod gets a drugged drink at a party by mistake. As is typical of the show, it's not played at all for comedy.

* ''Film/AFieldInEngland'' features a twenty minute eye-bombing sanity-stripping example, with flash-cuts, mirror effects, swirly lenses, the works. [[WordOfGod]] states that a feature film normally has about six hundred cuts. This film has fifteen hundred cuts in ''the fifth reel alone''.

* In ''ASeriousMan'', the protagonists son Danny becomes a Bar Mizvah stoned.

* ''{{Dragnet}}'' had its share, naturally. Mostly LSD-related, since it was the '60s.

-->"Huh. This place is kinda.... '''''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKJDYXbxCdI JUICY]]'''''."

-->"Huh. This place is kinda.... '''''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxuKDXvwUGs JUICY]]'''''."

* ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' has one of these in "Weekend at Benson's" as the result of Mordecai, Rigby, and Benson drinking a concoction known as "Mississippi Queen", the song of the same name playing during the hallucinations.

* This is the entire point of the ''KnyttStories'' game titled "Don't Eat the Mushroom". The samba itself begins with a giant screen of Advertising/TheBurgerKing on fire singing "What Is Love" and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGvZa3tiYwY just gets crazier from there]].

* ''JazzJackrabbit 2'' has an afro-wearing caterpillar enemy, resting on a toadstool (inspired by ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'') who blows out ring-shaped puffs of smoke. When the player hits one of these smokerings, the entire stage's colours start to cycle around psychedelically for a few moments, and the player's movement becomes distorted for a moment (Left is Right, etcetera).

** Satori gets infested by the confusion-inducing mushrooms from earlier ''Mother'' installments, causing her to behave impulsively and [[spoiler: [[EngagingConversation spontaneously proposition Mima]]]]. Afterward, she's too embarrassed to even speak with the party.

** ''VideoGame/TouhouMother'', a crossover with the aforementioned ''Mother'' series, makes Marisa the main player character during the Tanetane Island parody, citing her use of magic mushrooms as giving her a tolerance for them.

* ''TenaciousDInThePickOfDestiny'' had JB eating mushrooms in a forest and going on an extended DreamSequence in which he was the son of the Sasquatch. He ends up nearly drowning and falling off several cliffs. It's utterly hilarious.

** All the boys (including Jimmy, Butters, and Token) take hits of cough syrup in "Quest for Ratings," assuming that the wild hallucinations are bound to give them plenty of ideas to improve their show. They certainly have fun with the hallucinations, but the only "ideas" they emerge with are some squiggly lines drawn by Stan and the ''HappyDays'' theme song as written by Kyle.

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* In ''BeavisAndButtheadDoAmerica'', Beavis eats some peyote and goes on a hallucinogenic trip seeing himself and Butt-Head as rotting zombies and freaky demons everywhere playing the guitar, driving mini cars, etc., set to some trippy music performed by Music/RobZombie ("Ratfinks, Suicide Tanks and Cannibal Girls"). The scene was based on drawings of Rob Zombie's, the music was actually from Rob's now-defunct band White Zombie.

* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'': Excessive caffeine or sugar was enough to turn Beavis into his psychotic alter ego "Cornholio". Likewise, see TheMovie above.

** In the episode where Homer becomes a hippie, Flanders starts seeing [[Music/TheGratefulDead Grateful Dead]]-type bears and [[Music/TheRollingStones Rolling Stones]]-type lips after drinking carrot juice laced with peyote. Barney sees a fanged monstrosity from the same drink, but is quickly saved by a beer and his friend Pinky, the pink elephant, Grampa and Jasper begin giggling like Beavis and Butthead (while sitting on a park bench in the same manner as Beavis and Butthead on their couch) and Willy sees a beautiful woman whom he starts kissing (which is actually a rake and the kissing is actually Groundskeeper Willy scraping his face with the tines of the rake).

* In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'' and ''[[VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoViceCity Vice City]]'', when you take the adrenaline pills everything becomes very slow and everyone speaks in low, distorted voices. Also, the player becomes super strong and fast. One mission in ''Vice City'' starts after you encounter a side character's boomshine. You have to drive him to the hospital while very, very drunk. Something similar happens in ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', where you end up driving a van under the influence of weed after helping the van's owner torch an entire field of weed with a flamethrower.

* Hourman apparently had one during a test run of an "improved" Miraclo pill formula in ''[[TheGoldenAge JSA: The Golden Age]]''.

** In "Selma's Choice", Bart dares Lisa to drink some of the "water" from a boat ride at Duff Gardens (which is so polluted, it doesn't really look like water anymore- either that or said water is actually beer). Once she does, she starts to hallucinate (starting with the Dutch dolls on the "Little Land of Duff" ride receding down a dark, endless hallway), becomes paranoid after seeing a monster grow from Selma's arm, tries to whack Bart and Aunt Selma with a boat oar, stumbles around the Duff Lite Parade commenting on how she can "see the music," and is found hours later after security saw her swimming naked in the Fermentarium, clad in only a towel and declaring herself, "The Lizard Queen."

* Dock Ellis pitched a no-hitter on June 12, 1970 for the Pittsburgh Pirates while under the influence of LSD. He later spoke of the whole event, to which [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vUhSYLRw14 this video]] skillfully animated it.

* Dock Ellis, pitched a no-hitter on June 12, 1970 for the Pittsburgh Pirates while under the influence of LSD. He later spoke of the whole event, to which [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vUhSYLRw14 this video]] skillfully animated it.

* While the Kid in {{Bastion}} doesn't really take anything, wandering around in Jawson Bog (which the Kid is warned about before hand that "That place'll eat your mind") eventually causes him to start having some rather disturbing hallucinations ([[MissionControlIsOffItsMeds including the narrator Rucks sounding more unhinged and hostile]],) hinting at the Kid suffering from SurvivorsGuilt.