Disjointed: High Times in the Weed Dispensary - Series

Disjointed is a quirky sitcom about a cannabis dispensary in Los Angeles. The focus is on Ruth Whitefeather Feldman, who has fought for the legalization of weed for decades and is now finally fulfilling her dream: her own legal cannabis dispensary. But the path from political activism to everyday dispensary life is anything but relaxed. Back to overview: Top stoner series.

Disjointed: High times at the weed dispensary
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Ruth Whitefeather Feldman(Kathy Bates) runs a legal cannabis dispensary in California – with a motley crew. Between hippie vibes, paranoid employees and talking plants, there is not only smoking but also a lot of laughter. The series mixes classic sitcom elements with animated trips and political commentary on legalization.

5 facts about the Netflix stoner series

Created by Chuck Lorre (“Two and a Half Men“, “Big Bang Theory“)
2 seasons, 20 episodes in total (2017-2018)
Kathy Bates as the cannabis queen
Criticism of US drug policy included
Lots of animated trips & visual gags

Official trailer Disjointed: Trips, laughs & profound moments

Whether Cheech & Chong gags or an animated flashback of a war veteran: Disjointed delivers moments to laugh and think about. The visual trip sequences are a particular highlight.

Pure chaos: Travis’ new girl meets Dank & Dabby

Unpleasant! Travis’ new girlfriend probably imagined their first meeting differently…

How is Disjointed? Rating
Here is our rating for Disjointed:

Humor ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Story ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Cult ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Leading actor: Kathy Bates & Team

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Kathy Bates as Ruth is the center of attention – but the entire staff of the “Ruth’s Alternative Caring” dispensary causes stoner chaos. Each character brings their own quirk to the table, from gaming nerd to paranoid PTSD veteran.

Kathy Bates
Aaron Moten
Chris Redd

Kathy Bates as Ruth

Ruth is an old-school activist who fought for legalization and is now a proud weed store owner. She’s quick-witted, wise and always a little stoned.

Oscar winner
Combines humor with political aspirations

Lead actress Kathy Bates high at work?

The Oscar winner always reads the Disjointed scripts on a high! In an exclusive interview, she reveals that she understands the texts best when she’s “in the right mood”.

Aaron Moten as Travis

Ruth’s son Travis brings business ideas and order to the store – which of course often fails. He is caught between motherly love and market economy.

Marketing instead of marijuana
Rational voice in the chaos

Chris Redd as thanks

Dank is constantly high and philosophizes about the world. His dialogs are profound and stupid at the same time – a stoner soul with a heart.

“Saturday Night Live” comedian
Favorite character of many fans

Why was Disjointed canceled?

Despite the cult factor, it was over after 20 episodes. Netflix canceled the series due to mixed reviews – fans thought this was a shame, as the format was unique. Perhaps the mix of sitcom and psychedelic animation was too special for the mainstream audience.

No comeback planned: End after only 2 seasons

To date, there are no plans for a sequel. If you like Disjointed, you can look forward to similar shows such as “High Maintenance” or “Weeds“.

Completed in 2 seasons
More than just stoner humor

More series with weed vibes

Fancy more series in which weed plays a role? Here are two suggestions:

Cooked with Cannabis: Cooking with THC

At Cooked with Cannabis, chefs battle it out with hemp dishes – high cuisine is served, judged by celebrities. Ideal for foodies with a stoner’s heart. While Disjointed is a classic sitcom with stoner chaos, talking plants and social criticism, Cooked with Cannabis delivers fine cuisine with THC – entertainment meets fine food instead of everyday pharmacy life.

Netflix cooking show
Finest infused menus
To the series: Cooked with Cannabis

High maintenance: weed delivery with depth

A New York dealer in High Maintenance meets a wide variety of customers – each episode tells a new mini-story involving weed and madness. High Maintenance tells realistic, often touching everyday stories with subtle humor – Disjointed, on the other hand, focuses on loud sitcom vibes, political punchlines and absurd stoner scenarios in a cannabis dispensary.