October 25, 2010 | 0 Comments
The one hour season four finale for The Venture Bros. We’ll recap it after it airs!
“Dr.” Thaddeus S. “Rusty” Venture is one of the main characters of the most incredible cartoon ever made, The Venture Bros. Dr. Venture is the son of the great super-scientist Jonas Venture and was once a boy adventurer with his father. Now in his father’s abscence, he tries hard to fulfill his father’s legacy but is a complete and utter failure. He is father to Hank and Dean Venture and pretty much hides behind his giant bodyguard, Brock.
The one hour season four finale for The Venture Bros. We’ll recap it after it airs!
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.
Find out why we loved good and evil teaming up in our review of “Every Which Way But Zeus.”
We review Hank’s attempt to get into S.P.H.I.N.X. and Phantom Limb’s return in our “Pomp & Circuitry” review.
When someone appearing as the ancient Roman God, Zeus, appears, good and evil must team up in “Every Which Way But Zeus.”
Hank and Dean graduate from their learning beds, but Hank decides not to go to college; Phantom Limb returns.
The Venture Bros. returned last night from its nine month hiatus with the season four episode, “The Diving Bell Vs. The Butter-Glider.”
When Dr. Venture falls ill, it’s up to the Venture Brothers to shrink themselves and go on a fantastic voyage through their father.
Find out why we loved the mid-season four finale of The Venture Bros., “Pinstripes & Poltergeists.”