October 18, 2010 | 0 Comments
This week’s installment of Venture Brothers earned a 3.7 rating from our critic. Read on. Find out why.
Dr. Girlfriend, now known as Dr. Mrs. The Monarch since her marriage to the Monarch, is the better half of Dr. Venture’s arch nemesis, The Monarch, on The Venture Bros.
Dr. Girlfriend is a former super-villain, who wasonce known as Queen Etherea, and now serves as the voice of reason as she stands by The Monarch’s side. She has an unusually deep voice which often strikes rumors of her being a transexual, but it has been implied that her voice is due to cigarettes. We’d still look for scars.
This week’s installment of Venture Brothers earned a 3.7 rating from our critic. Read on. Find out why.
Everyone thinks Dr. Venture is comatose and contemplating suicide, but Dr. Orpheus realizes he’s possessed.
When Dr. Venture falls ill, it’s up to the Venture Brothers to shrink themselves and go on a fantastic voyage through their father.
21 seeks revenge on Brock Samson for the murder of 24; The Monarch has a sinister plot to finish off Dr. Venture once and for all.
Find out why we continue to love each episode of the Venture Bros. with our review of “The Revenge Society.”
We’re biased that we’ll even claim “Return to Malice” was an amazing episode of The Venture Bros., but you’ll keep coming back here to read our reviews.
When Sgt Hatred and Dr. Venture think the Monarch kidnapped Hank and Dean, they head back to Hatred’s old neighborhood, Malice, to get them back.
The Monarch kidnaps Hank and Dean and attempts to hold them for ransom, when Captain Sunshine shows up and steals Hank.
The Monarch is on trial for a crime he may not have committed after breaking up with Dr. Girlfriend. The boys and Dr. Orpheus are forced to testify.
Dr. Venture attempts to raise some cash by selling his father’s old scientific equipment at a yard sale that attracts super-villains.