By "Radical" Russ Belville on March 28, 2012
Watch out, Glenn! Stoner zombies could be lurking!
Hat tip to Doobi.us who alertly noticed this scene from AMC’s The Walking Dead, the favorite zombie series of myself and Mrs. Radical. It’s from Season 2, Episode 8 (“Nebraska”) where Rick and Glenn (pictured) are tracking down Hershel, who has decided to escape the zombie apocalypse in a bottle of bourbon at an abandoned tavern.
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Sadly, this isn’t a wink at legalization. Sweetwater 420 is the flagship beer of the Sweetwater Brewing company, and probably the most popular local beer in Atlanta. It’s served everywhere.
[...] Update:Someone over at the NORML Stash Blog pointed out that this is a Sweetwater Brewing Company sign, a popular brewery in Atlanta, Georgia where the Walking Dead takes place. Regardless of where it originated, I’ll welcome as much pro-cannabis advertising as Hollywood will give us. // Previous | [...]
Yeah, that sign jumped right out at me the first time I watched that episode. After doing some digging, it looks like a Sweetwater Brewing Company sign, but either way – that’s a 420 message loud and clear on mainstream television.
I wonder how many other “winks at legalization” Hollywood drops on us that we’re all too stoned to notice.