“Buena Vista Home Entertainment was proposing full, completely brand new footage-shot, animated menus for the Jay and Bob DVD and I declined completely,” Smith says. “They were going to dress us up like Bluntman and Chronic and have us flying around. I can’t stand animated menus myself and I know a lot of people don’t like them…. They just prevent you from watching the movie or the features sooner. Sometimes you have to wait until the whole thing cycles. So, I opted against and they just put together very simple menus.”

In a section called “Secret Stash,” Smith has included deleted scenes, outtakes and a gag reel. The deleted scenes will include footage from the film leading up to the scenes that were cut. Among these scenes will be “the alternate cut of the Scooby Doo scene, which is a little different than what’s in the movie, far more racy, a lot more tasteless,” Smith says.

Smith promises his most intimate commentary track, with only himself, producer Scott Mosier and co-star Jason Mewes, their smallest commentary group yet. “Ben [Affleck] and Jason [Lee] weren’t really involved in the movie that much and they had tons of stuff to do aside from our commentaries,” Smith says.