The shows centers on two cousins, Jeff and Sharee, who discover a time-traveling bong and ride high as they blaze through time. Now, they're on a kush-fueled adventure through some of the biggest events in history.
10 June 1978, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
25 May 1968, West Haven, Connecticut, USA
27 April 1977, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
12 April 1987, Long Island, New York, USA
29 April 1986, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
2 February 1981, Milford, Massachusetts, USA
April 20, 2016
Time Traveling Bong is way smarter than it needs to be. The level of insight around a plot that sounds like something you come up with in a dorm room after way too much Purple Haze indicates how subversively brilliant this show really is.
April 20, 2016
A premise this diabolically goofy could have warranted a full season, but Time Traveling Bong packs as much giggle-inducing, uncommonly intelligent gags into 90 minutes as it can, to largely entertaining results.
April 22, 2016
Comedy Central's Time Traveling Bong feels, at times, like the glorious love child of Broad City and The Wizard of Oz. (Just think of Ilana Glazer as Dorothy and Paul W. Downs as Toto. Also, the Tin Man is a bong.)
April 21, 2016
Time Traveling Bong is as silly as it sounds and makes little sense as a television event, much less one intended to celebrate the subversive joys of weed.
April 22, 2016
From ancient Greece to the Salem witch trials, the humorous series offers lots of funny moments thanks to some good writing and great comic timing.
April 21, 2016
Though satirical points are made -- about gender roles and race, about progress, the lack of progress and the wrong kind of progress -- the humor overall is goofy (and gooey), a kind of Mel Brooks romp for the 20-teens, minor but sweet.
April 20, 2016
A painless, quickly forgotten experience during which you may laugh for reasons that won't be entirely clear.
April 20, 2016
While the miniseries' ramshackle nature is one of its charms, it's hardly tossed off, instead functioning as an amiably silly, slyly pointed showcase for the ever-game and funny Glazer and Downs.
April 21, 2016
It's a feminist statement with a sneaky smart edge to it.
April 20, 2016
Sort of like Drunk History, although much higher and generally funnier.
