Hey there, TV and movie buffs! Ever notice how Cabo San Lucas pops up in some of your favorite shows and films? This sun-soaked paradise isn't just a hot spot for vacationers—it's also a beloved backdrop for Hollywood. From hilarious comedies to juicy reality TV, Cabo has made its mark on pop culture. Let's dive into some of the coolest Cabo cameos and see how this stunning destination shines on screen.
The Hot Chick (2002)
In this hilarious body-swap comedy, Jessica (Rachel McAdams) and Clive (Rob Schneider) magically switch bodies. Cabo San Lucas is mentioned when Jessica, in Clive's body, goes out with her girlfriends to the bar and they don't ID her, she goes back to her friends and says "It's just like Cabo."
Modern Family
"Great Expectations" (Season 1, Episode 8)
After noticing they need some time without baby Lily, Mitch and Cam go out with their old friend Sal. Their party-girl bestie is jealous of Lily taking all of her friend's time, and suggests Cabo as a little escape where they can party the days away.
The OC
"Family Ties" (Season 2, Episode 7)
At the beginning of the episode, Ryan Atwood is telling Seth Cohen about a run in with an ex, he said: "When I was in Cabo with ,my family, I ran into an old girlfriend. And uh, we were in Squid Roe Late, and we kinda kissed." They just missed the "El" in the name.
Curb Your Enthusiasm
"You're Not Going to Get Me to Say Anything Bad About Mickey"
Larry invites a blind date to a destination wedding, the destination? You guessed it, Cabo! They have their "fun" little adventures, and one of his friends realizes that the coffee at the hotel is amazing and wants to take some home. They didn't have time to buy a bag, so they stole some from the hotel, somehow this makes Larry unable to fly back home with his friends, leaving him watching them take off without him.
Dinner for Smucks (2010)
When Tim, played by Paul Rudd, finds out that his boss has a dinner where they celebrate the "sillyness" of their guests, Tim thinks he has just the right person, Barry, played by Steve Carell. His wife finds out and shames him for being a part of such a horrible thing and he explains himself like this:
30 Rock
"Stone Mountain" (Season 4, Episode 3)
In this episode, Tracey Jordan, played by Tracy Morgan, fears for his life after two famous people die and someone tells him about the Rule of Three (celebrities "tend" to die in groups of three), he doesn't believe it at first, until a stage light falls right on the seat he just stood up from. In his panic, he's searching for a friend, who as it turns out, is in Cabo.
Rumor Has It (2005)
In this rom-com starring Jennifer Aniston, Sarah goes to her younger sister's wedding and afterward, admits to her grandmother that she's having second thoughts about her own engagement. Her grandmother, trying to make her feel better, admits that her late daughter, Sarah's mother, flew to Cabo for a week before her wedding. Sarah then sets off to find the man her mother spent a week with, thinking it might be her dad. There are a couple of plot twists, but it's a decent movie, I'd recommend it.
Jackie Brown (1997)
This movie follows Jackie Brown, a flight attendant of a fictional airline named Cabo Air (shows how much the writers love this destination.) Jackie ends up in quite the situation when she is asked to smuggle money from Mexico the the USA.
Molly's Game (2017)
Based on the 2014 memoir of the same name by Molly Bloom, this movie follows Bloom as she is being investigated by the FBI after her underground poker scheme is uncovered. Molly used to work with celebrities, athletes, business tycoons, and the mob, with a clientele like that, no wonder they visit Cabo.
The Office
"Christening" (Season 7, Episode 7)
Pam and Jim invite their friends from work to their daughter's christening. The Preacher mentions that some of their church members will be flying to Mexico to help build a school in Cabo Corrientes, and Ryan said he knew that place.
The Hills
Various Episodes
The reality TV show "The Hills" has featured several trips to Cabo San Lucas, with cast members enjoying the nightlife, beaches, and luxurious accommodations. These episodes often highlight the glamorous side of Cabo, making it a desirable destination for young adults.
So there you have it—Cabo San Lucas isn't just a dreamy vacation spot; it's a Hollywood favorite too! Whether it's a quick mention or a full-blown episode, Cabo's charm is hard to miss. Next time you catch one of these shows or movies, you'll have a little extra appreciation for the scenes set in this paradise. Planning your next trip? Why not follow in the footsteps of your favorite characters and soak up the Cabo magic yourself? Happy watching—and even happier travels!
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