YMMV / Weekend Pussy Hunt

• Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: The brief scene where Cigarettes visits his parents' old, boarded-up house to hide, only to find a note from his parents that tell him he was adopted. It adds nothing to the plot, comes out of nowhere and has no context in the cartoon other than to serve as a morbidly humorous Kick the Dog moment for Cigarettes.
• Even Better Sequel: While The Goddamn George Liquor Program laid the groundwork for web-based Adobe Flash animation made by independent artists, Weekend Pussy Hunt polishes the animation, adds an actual narrative, and creates a positively gripping cartoon parody of the Film Noir genre.
• Harsher in Hindsight: Dirty Dog (who, remember, is voiced by John Kricfalusi himself) forcibly kissing Cigarette's wife feels much sleazier after John K.'s own history of rape came to light. Robyn Byrd, his first victim and eventual whistleblower, was a production assistant on this series.
• Hilarious in Hindsight: Dirty screaming "I'LL FIND YOU!" repeatedly is this in light of General Zod saying a similar hammy phrase repeatedly in Man of Steel.
• Moral Event Horizon: Dirty certainly crossed it a long time ago, but humiliating his brother in front of his "girlfriend" and beating him up for talking back to him, clearly establishes him as an amoral person — and then he threatens to hunt down and kill Cigarettes...
• Nausea Fuel:
  • Dirty impregnating Jimmy's leg by dry humping it, and Cigarettes reacting to his girlfriend and Dirty making out by having disembodied penises appear on him.
  • Cigarettes smoking his namesake with and blowing smoke rings out of his own butthole.
• Nightmare Fuel:
  • The altercation between Dirty Dog and his brother is disturbingly realistic. Separated from the absurdity that it's about the brother dating a disembodied (man's) leg with a female voice, it sounds a little too much like an actual argument two real people would have. It's not hard to assume that this is one of many stories based on John K.'s relationship with his father.
    I do everything for you! Send you to college! Give you money! A dog's house! I pull our your worms! I keep you out of the rackets! I try to make a gentleman out of you! And this is how you thank me: runnin' around with cheap trash!
  • And then there's Dirty's threat against Cigarettes a few minutes later, especially how his voice grows from angry snarls into blood-curdling screams. Of course, it goes back to being funny once it becomes an Overly Long Gag.
    I'LL FIND YOU!! And I don't care if it takes... all! WEEKEND!!!
  • Dirty's wife gripping her heavily pregnant belly and howling in pain as the baby kicks while she's on the phone arguing with Dirty, implying that the stress of the whole situation might cause her to go into labor at any minute.
• Retroactive Recognition: This was one of the first projects Eric Bauza worked on, as he was a production assistant.
• What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?: Don't let the colorful cartoon aesthetic or the first several minutes fool you, this is not a kid friendly cartoon.

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