1. Snickerdoodle
   Snicklefritz
2. Fluffernutter
   Butterbean

Saul calls his less-than-primo stuff "snicklefritz" in the movie. Seth Rogen said on Twitter that the name came from the practical FX supervisor who used to call his assistant "snicklefritz" whenever he messed something up.

1. It broke
   It got stolen
2. The fire department shut it down
   It lit on fire

The LA fire department had to shut down the "Pineapple Express" smoking billboard after too many people called in thinking it actually was on fire. It had become such a nuisance and a safety concern that it was easier to make it go away.

1. A red Slurpee
   Vomit
2. Milk
   Won ton soup

Saul gets dinged by a police car when the officer driving it isn't paying attention to the road. He goes flying and his red Slurpee completely coats the windshield. The production team had to make it darker after test audiences thought the original Slurpee was blood and that Saul had somehow exploded.

1. Huey Lewis and the News
   Duran Duran
2. Depeche Mode
   Motley Crue

Seth Rogen is a fan of '80s movies in which a band would sing the theme song for the movie's soundtrack, so the crew got Huey Lewis and the News to write and sing a "Pineapple Express" song just for the movie.

1. Seth Rogen
   Danny McBride
2. James Franco
   Craig Robinson

As the character Red, Danny McBride gets duct-taped to a chair to keep him prisoner. Because of how long it would have taken him to get in and out between takes, they literally just kept McBride taped to the chair all day during filming.

1. Red
   Dale
2. Saul
   Angie

Danny McBride's Red suffers a ton of punishment in the movie, including more than his fair share of gunshots. As written, he was supposed to die the first time he was shot, but everyone loved Danny McBride so much they kept him around.

1. Emma Stone
   Rosie Perez
2. Kat Dennings
   Amber Heard

Amber Heard was cast as Dale's teenage girlfriend Angie. The original script had Angie as an adult who was successful and had her head on her shoulders but it was changed because they wanted to avoid duplicating he same dynamic from the movie "Shaun of the Dead" in which a slacker boyfriend to a successful woman somehow saves the day.

1. A knit cap
   A yarmulke
2. A headband
   A scarf

Saul wears a handband not because he's interested in working up a sweat but because James Franco actually injured himself on set. In one scene, Saul runs into a tree and Franco oversealously hits it, causing a wound requiring stitches. They used the headband to cover it up.

1. 2
   4
2. 5
   7

The trio of Rogen, Robinson and Franco have worked together a total of five times so far. "Pineapple Express," "Sausage Party," "This is the End," "Knocked Up" and "Zeroville." They must really like each other.

1. A phone case
   A bracelet
2. A duffel bag
   A headband

Saul's green and yellow duffel bag is with him for the majority of the movie. It's a branded duffel bag from Taconic High School, which is a real school in Pittsfield, Massachusettes.