Sprung/YMMV

Ass Pull: Several plot developments arise with little to no buildup and are dropped just as quickly.
Disappointing Last Level: Inverted - Becky's stages are shorter than Brett's, and thus a lot less tedious; the game overs are more hilarious; and the story features slight branching. Becky's stages also let you pour gasoline on people and set them on fire. Becky in general can also be played as a very, very mean person, meaning that you get a lot more to abuse characters with.
Good Bad Bugs: In a couple of stages, Becky can use items on people over the phone. Enjoy poisoning them with laxatives.
So Bad, It's Good: The gameplay may be lacking, but the stupid dialogue, unsubtle characterization, and incoherent plot make it fun anyway. There's also a surprisingly high number of written reactions to doing stupid things like pouring gasoline on people, which can be entertaining for players who like to goof around.
Strangled by the Red String: Most of the relationships seem like this, simply due to lack of buildup.