who's still bent on taking over the world, helps cook food for the restaurant. As the clock ticks to the Grand Opening, Rabbit and the Gang struggle after finding out they are fresh out of ingredients, drama ensues to the point where Rabbit is close to pressing a red button and getting high. Eebee and Sal decide to out aside their differences and start cooking with what they have got. Though in secrecy, Eebee puts weed in the ingredients Sal has, believing no one will care about what food they are eating when they are high. The first customers are a trio of women who grow horny from eating the weed-infected food. Next up are the Rednecks from 420 and High-5!, who each discuss getting into the cryptocurrency business. Nicki serves two customers named Barbie and Kendra, the two discuss life after the COVID-19 pandemic. afterwards, Joe Exotic meets the two and discusses his times helping lions and tigers. A woman named Karen begins causing trouble and frustrates both Nicki and Rabbit, the latter is tempted to push the red button but realizes if he pushes it, that Eebee gets to take over the restaurant and backs off again. But when Karen comes back with the police, reporting women with suggestive clothes, Rabbit finally pushes the button and comes out with the Weedblower from 420, and gets high, finally ready for the police take him away. Suddenly, Rabbit summons Larnell back to life, shocked to see his return, Larnell simply smokes a joint. Though Rabbit prepares to suck everyone into his mind permanently, Eebee sucks everyone into the Bong World instead, giving up on taking over the world for good. The Gang remain perfectly content with staying in the Bong World for all of Eternity. In the ending, The Gingerdead Man and The Gingerweed Man attend to the restaurant, confused about the restaurant being completely empty. Television special On April 20, 2022, Full Moon released a documentary television special on their Amazon Prime channel and their streaming app titled Bad To The Bong: 16 Years of Eebee, celebrating sixteen years of the original Evil Bong film, highlighting the series' best moments, and including a trailer for Evil Bong 888: Infinity High. References External links 2006 films American films about cannabis American comedy horror films 2006 horror films 2006 comedy horror films Films directed by Charles Band Puppet films Evil Bong