The final episode features a No Celebrities Were Harmed version of the WeinsteinBrothers (named the Rothstein brothers), depicting them as a pair of gluttonous sexual deviants even more morally bankrupt than Peter. Their demand for the "services" of former sex worker Wendy in exchange for the rights to Peter's film takes a darker undertone after the late 2017 allegations against elder brother Harvey Weinstein came to light.note Harvey's proclivities were considered an open secret in Hollywood for decades, so the producers of the show saw little need to hold back considering their series had been canceled anyway.
Actual Weinstein accuser Salma Hayek accuses Peter Dragon of sexual harassment.
Retroactive Recognition: Stuart Glazer's actor, Jack Plotnick, would later become more well known as the voice of Xander (the shows token gay character) in Drawn Together and later as apart of Quentin Dupieux's Production Posse. In fact, Jack was specifically cast in Drawn Together after that shows' series creators, Dave Jesser and Matt Silverstein (who also wrote for this show), were forbidden by Comedy Central in casting Nat Faxon as he wasn't gay and approved of Plotnick as he actually is gay and both remembered him from their time on this show.
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Ass Pull: The ending of Kids Rule O.K. where the remnants of adult police somehow managed to turn the feuding gangs into cooperating and productive work force despite many of their friends being killed in the turf wars seems like it was resolved suddenly without any forms of development.
Complete Monster: Dr. Gelder from Hook Jaw is a mixture of incompetence, greed, and malice. When the titular shark menaces his island paradise, which he has stolen from the natives, Gelder refuses to take the threat seriously and even carelessly draws the shark to attack his undersea restaurant, resulting in his wealthy guests being massacred. Only caring about the financial consequences, Gelder tries to have Hook Jaw killed, but when the shark is drugged, Gelder decides to keep it for the money-making potential and promises the leader of the natives, Sharkie, that if he drugs Hook Jaw in the water, Gelder will give him back his island. Gelder allows blood to be thrown into the water to drive Hook Jaw mad, resulting in Sharkie's near death. When he gets fed up, Gelder even evicts the entire native populace on small boats, sending the men, women and children into the shark-infested waters and almost-certain death. When his own incompetence dooms the island, Gelder tries to steal the boats from the natives and shoots any who try to stop him, condemning them to die on the island before kicking his loyal bodyguard to Hook Jaw to save his own skin.
Narm: Some of the dialogue comes off as pretty dated. The tendency for those about to die by Hook Jaw spouting some variant of "No! The Jaws!" is a particular example.
Spiritual Adaptation: Many strips were heavily inspired by popular comics, films and books. Hook Jaw was obviously inspired by Jaws, Hellman of Hammer Force is similar to the novels of Sven Hassel and Death Game 1999 was inspired by Rollerball.
against elder brother Harvey Weinstein came to light.note 