Asses to Ashes, Sluts to Dust

Asses to Ashes, Sluts to Dust is the eighth episode from the second season of Squidbillies. It first aired on November 5, 2006 on Adult Swim.

Synopsis[]

Granny cheats death for another week.

Granny is hospitalized, in need of an operation the family can't afford.

This is the third and final episode of the show where the Dougal County Hospital is a nursing home, with the previous ones being “This Show Is Called Squidbillies“ and “School Days, Fool Days“.
This is one of the first episodes where Lil Cuyler lays on the ground covering her face, and the back of her hair is seen, until she vomits. This continues in later episodes such as "Earth Worst", "Need for Weed", "Limbitless", "Taint Misbehavin'", and "Bunker Down, You Hairy Dawg!".
Flashbacks from the episodes "Swayze Crazy", "Office Politics Trouble", "Bubba Trubba" (the following episode), and "Meth O.D. to My Madness" are used in this episode.
One of the Mexicans wears a shirt that resembles Early's "Booty Hunter" trucker hat, but it says "Caza Culo" instead.
Early mentions a person named "Terry", presumably a driving a construction truck holding Krystal, which destroys half the walls of a room in the clinic.
A picture of inflated Granny on a picture that is taped on a glass jar with cents saying "save my Granny", which Early empties out.
When Early is eating teriyaki, while Rusty holding it with his tentacles, the country music playing on Early's cellphone sounds too similar to the song "Bin Laden Boot Scoot" from the episode "The Okaleechee Dam Jam".
Brendon Small is credited as “Donald Cock” in the credits.
This episode features the CN Skull appearing on the computer screen after Early Cuyler vomiting and saying "Not Worth It!" at the end.

The episode's title is based on the infamous "Ashes to Ashes, Dusts to Dust" by Genasis from the King James bible, which is one of the many euphemisms for death.
Krystal is dressed as Dave Hlubek from the real life American southern rock/hard rock band "Molly Hatchet" when Early can't affording any tickets to a concert of the band.
Coca-Cola, a real world soft drink is mentioned by Donna's ex-husband after Granny said that her pancreas exploded and was told to rest.
The Dan Halen logos bouncing on the television screens implanted in the Cuylers and Sheriff at the end of the episode are a reference to bouncing DVD logos.