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Jay: In this world gone mad, we will not spank the monkey, the monkey will spank us!
Mistakes
Right after Jay and Silent Bob run off the Good Will Hunting 2 set from the security guards, they run outside and Jay's jacket is tied around his waist. Then, they run into the Scream movie set and he has his jacket on. As soon as they run out of the Scream movie set, his jacket is tied around his waist again. See more...
Trivia
One of the film's trailers includes Randall telling Dante, "If you had been funnier than that, ABC wouldn't have cancelled us." This is a reference to the short-lived "Clerks" cartoon. See more...
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2002) - 3 with pictures
Directed by Kevin Smith, starring Ali Larter, Ben Affleck, Brian O'Halloran, Carrie Fisher, Chris Rock, Eliza Dushku, George Carlin, Jason Lee, Jason Mewes, Jeff Anderson, Judd Nelson, Kevin Smith, Matt Damon, Seann William Scott, Shannon Elizabeth, Will Ferrell (add more)
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Romance
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Continuity: During the scene where Brodie talks to Jay and Silent Bob about Bluntman and Cronic, he shows them a copy of Wizard magazine with a related article. On the right page is a picture of Holden and Banky. They then take this magazine and eventually show Holden McNeil the same article. The right hand pictures are different from how they were before.
Continuity: In the comic store, "Brodie's Secret Stash," if you press "pause" right when Brodie reaches for the Bluntman and Chronic comic book to show Jay and Silent Bob, you will se that he is right across a comic entitled "Cable." To the right of that is another comic, "Captain America," and if you can recognize it, to the right of the "Captain America" comic is a "Captain Marvel" comic. If you look behind Jay, you can see the same exact thing.






