The best cannabis series – Are you looking for the perfect stoner series for your next series night? Then you’ve come to the right place! Here are the best shows with weed, humor and moving stories. Among others: Weeds, Cooked with Cannabis, Weediquette, Family Business, Trailer Park Boys. Whether crime, documentary or comedy – you’re guaranteed to find what you’re looking for here. Treat yourself to our top tips for your next binge-watching marathon!

Weeds

In Weeds, Nancy Botwin loses her husband and suddenly starts dealing weed to feed her family. Black humor, social criticism and full of surprises. While Disjointed focuses on slapstick and laughs, Weeds goes deeper and shows the abysses of suburbia – with a main character you can love and hate at the same time.

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Weeds

Disjointed

In Disjointed, Kathy Bates as stoner icon Ruth runs a cannabis dispensary in L.A. Between customers, the grow room and the law, there’s no end of laughs and lots of weed facts on top. Compared to Weeds, Disjointed takes itself less seriously, but delivers a colorful mix of comedy, animation and real cannabis news.

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Disjointed

High Maintenance

In High Maintenance, a nameless dealer delivers weed in NYC – and immerses himself in different lives. Not a classic series, but modern short stories. Unlike Trailer Park Boys, which focuses on trash comedy, “High Maintenance” scores with quiet tones, poetry and urban charm.

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High Maintenance

Bong Appétit

Here, people don’t smoke, they cook – and with lots of THC. The Vice show Bong Appétit takes high cuisine to a whole new level. Those who like Cooked with Cannabis will find the raw, unadorned Vice version with real food experiments and a pinch of anarchy.

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Bong Appétit

Cooked with cannabis

Three chefs battle it out with cannabis dishes. Judged by celebrities, hosted by singer Kelis. Cooked with Cannabis is exciting and guaranteed to whet the appetite. While Bong Appétit has more of an underground feel, Cooked with Cannabis is like the polished Netflix version – perfect for chill binges with snacks.

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Cooked with Cannabis

Family Business

Wow! A Parisian butcher’s shop becomes a cannabis company – sounds crazy? It is. Family Business is a French comedy with a lot of heart, humor and cannabis. Compared to The Gentlemen, it is less dark and much more familiar – French charm meets start-up chaos.

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Family Business

Weediquette

In Weediquette, journalist Krishna Andavolu travels the world and sheds light on the topic of cannabis from a political, medical and social perspective. Unlike Workaholics, which is pure nonsense, Weediquette provides investigative depth and new perspectives on a global topic.

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Weediquette

Trailer Park Boys

Trailer Park Boys is a Canadian mockumentary about three losers who get into constant stoner chaos. Trashy, bizarre, but cult! While That ’70s Show is more about nostalgia and teen humor, Trailer Park Boys is all about crude jokes and low-budget comedy.

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Trailer Park Boys

The Gentlemen

The Netflix series The Gentlemen, based on the Guy Ritchie film of the same name. Dark machinations, posh mansions and a cannabis empire under British rules. Compared to Family Business, The Gentlemen is darker, more sarcastic and infused with black British humor.

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The Gentlemen

That ’70s Show

Not explicitly a stoner series, but the teenagers in That ’70s Show are constantly smoking. Cult classic with Mila Kunis & Ashton Kutcher, retro vibes included. Compared to Workaholics, That ’70s Show delivers more nostalgia and heart – instead of office chaos, there are teenage bedroom vibes here.

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That '70s Show

Workaholics

The Workaholics are three friends at a call center, none of whom take their jobs seriously. Instead of a career, there’s stoner chaos, joints at the desk and crazy party ideas. While The Gentlemen is classy and criminal, Workaholics delivers blunt humor and party vibes.

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Workaholics

The Business of Drugs

The Business of Drugs is an investigative documentary series that shows how drug markets really work. Instead of a chilled-out stoner vibe, here you’ll find hard-hitting analyses of cocaine, cannabis and co. Former CIA analyst Amaryllis Fox travels the world and shows how profits, poverty and violence drive the global drug trade.

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How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)

A German schoolboy becomes an online drug baron – sounds absurd, but it’s halfway true. How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) is a series about growing up with a laptop, ecstasy and a lot of chaos. Between nerdiness, school stress and a moral crash, the series tells the story of how a harmless lovesickness becomes a gateway to darknet gaming.

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Cooking on High

Cooking on High is all about cooking – but not in any way, but with plenty of THC in the recipe. In each episode, two amateur chefs battle it out to see who can put the best cannabis dish on the plate. The whole thing is judged by hungry, good-humored guests – often celebrities or cannabis fans themselves.

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