I have to admit, I never saw this coming. While everyone was talking about Harold and Kumar was going to sweep the box office, Baby Mama, a comedy starring Tina Fey (30 Rock) came in and stole it out from under the stoners. Over the weekend, Baby Mama brought in $18.3 million, while Harold and Kumar only took in $14.6.

Yeah, it confuses me as much as it does you. Why would a stoner comedy lose to a semi-chick flick? My theory is that over these past few months, there has been almost no films for the 30-55 age group for females, Baby Mama changed that. What do you think? Theories?

By the way, how is Baby Mama?