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Let's review each episode of the TV show The Venture Bros, the greatest adult animated series ever made!
Transcript:
In The Diving Bell versus The Butter Glider, Venture is pulled away from Monarch's latest attempt to arch him due to a medical emergency. Where only advanced science can hope to fix him. And meanwhile, Monarch's gone off the deep end, with his organization starting to wonder if they even need him in charge anymore. This is another episode that is just chock full of EVERYTHING! Story, jokes, awesome moments, character growth, just an incredible amount of content packed into only 22 minutes! Where, once again, I have NO chance of summing it all up in the allotted time, so I'm forced to only give the highlights. Like one of the show's greatest openings, where Hank, Dean, and Sergeant Hatred are all fleeing from Monarch's cocoon with a half-conscious Venture in tow. Where Hank has clearly gotten over his hesitation to shoot things that he showed in the season opener. And when the hospital throws Venture out because he doesn't have insurance, they're forced to call upon the services of Pete and Billy, who get their own kick-ass introductory scene! And most of the rest is either a Fantastic Voyage homage or Innerspace tribute, as they also argue over, where they must pilot a microscopic submarine through Venture's veins to find what's causing the blockage in his brain. And I will not DARE reveal what they find! Except that Brock has to talk himself out of a very awkward situation. And it's just nice seeing Brock and the young brothers together as a team again, which, I know, technically hasn't been that long for anyone binging this series, but was over a year for people watching this show on TV. And the absence of one of the show's most prominent characters is noticeable no matter how long he's been gone. Meanwhile, Henchman 21's ever increasing dominance of the cocoon continues as he demands more advanced henchman gear, which Doctor Girlfriend tries to argue they just don't have the resources. Only for Monarch to fly in with his new state-of-the-art, incredibly expensive butterfly glider, that he quickly grows an obsession for. Including getting his own musical number with it! And clearly letting it get in the way of his marriage, to the point Doctor Girlfriend has to take drastic measures to get him to snap out of it. And THAT was just all the episode's framework, leaving out some of the finest filling the show has given us. Where, again, what do I have time to mention? How about how Monarch makes a complete ass of himself at King Gorilla's welcome home party, in one of the most hilariously awkward jokes I have EVER seen in ANYTHING! Or how about how Brock has to convince Hunter Gathers to let the Ventures borrow their sub for their mission, where he says he can't keep wiping Hank and Dean's minds of their existence as it's clearly doing some damage to their mental states. Maybe where Helper finally gets to demonstrate his new body, only to prove just as useless in it as his original form, while Monarch manages to recognize Pete from their college days. Or where Gary is starting to have his new authority go to his head, as he's repeatedly encouraged by the ghost of Henchman 24 to sleep with his boss' wife? And then there's the ending, where all the plotlines collide, and, again, I will NOT dare spoil how the Monarch is defeated! Yeah, I could mention all of that, but I think it's better that you just watch this one for yourself. One of the most smartly written, incredibly funny episodes of the show and a definite must see. And no, I will also not reveal how they get the submarine out of Doctor Venture.
Help Support the Channel: patreon.com/ZCInfinity
Let's review each episode of the TV show The Venture Bros, the greatest adult animated series ever made!
Transcript:
In The Diving Bell versus The Butter Glider, Venture is pulled away from Monarch's latest attempt to arch him due to a medical emergency. Where only advanced science can hope to fix him. And meanwhile, Monarch's gone off the deep end, with his organization starting to wonder if they even need him in charge anymore. This is another episode that is just chock full of EVERYTHING! Story, jokes, awesome moments, character growth, just an incredible amount of content packed into only 22 minutes! Where, once again, I have NO chance of summing it all up in the allotted time, so I'm forced to only give the highlights. Like one of the show's greatest openings, where Hank, Dean, and Sergeant Hatred are all fleeing from Monarch's cocoon with a half-conscious Venture in tow. Where Hank has clearly gotten over his hesitation to shoot things that he showed in the season opener. And when the hospital throws Venture out because he doesn't have insurance, they're forced to call upon the services of Pete and Billy, who get their own kick-ass introductory scene! And most of the rest is either a Fantastic Voyage homage or Innerspace tribute, as they also argue over, where they must pilot a microscopic submarine through Venture's veins to find what's causing the blockage in his brain. And I will not DARE reveal what they find! Except that Brock has to talk himself out of a very awkward situation. And it's just nice seeing Brock and the young brothers together as a team again, which, I know, technically hasn't been that long for anyone binging this series, but was over a year for people watching this show on TV. And the absence of one of the show's most prominent characters is noticeable no matter how long he's been gone. Meanwhile, Henchman 21's ever increasing dominance of the cocoon continues as he demands more advanced henchman gear, which Doctor Girlfriend tries to argue they just don't have the resources. Only for Monarch to fly in with his new state-of-the-art, incredibly expensive butterfly glider, that he quickly grows an obsession for. Including getting his own musical number with it! And clearly letting it get in the way of his marriage, to the point Doctor Girlfriend has to take drastic measures to get him to snap out of it. And THAT was just all the episode's framework, leaving out some of the finest filling the show has given us. Where, again, what do I have time to mention? How about how Monarch makes a complete ass of himself at King Gorilla's welcome home party, in one of the most hilariously awkward jokes I have EVER seen in ANYTHING! Or how about how Brock has to convince Hunter Gathers to let the Ventures borrow their sub for their mission, where he says he can't keep wiping Hank and Dean's minds of their existence as it's clearly doing some damage to their mental states. Maybe where Helper finally gets to demonstrate his new body, only to prove just as useless in it as his original form, while Monarch manages to recognize Pete from their college days. Or where Gary is starting to have his new authority go to his head, as he's repeatedly encouraged by the ghost of Henchman 24 to sleep with his boss' wife? And then there's the ending, where all the plotlines collide, and, again, I will NOT dare spoil how the Monarch is defeated! Yeah, I could mention all of that, but I think it's better that you just watch this one for yourself. One of the most smartly written, incredibly funny episodes of the show and a definite must see. And no, I will also not reveal how they get the submarine out of Doctor Venture.
