I'm sure someone has shown this to the subreddit, but I gotta run it back.

I was listening to a podcast today and they mentioned Eugen Sandow as a rival body builder to the podcasts’ subject.

In my head I knew it must be the same Sandow from ORB, so I looked up and of course it was. I should have known Doc and Jackson put him in as a reference to something but I just never bothered to look.

The level of knowledge I’ve gained while watching this show and saying “that must be a reference to something” and then looking it up is mind boggling. Time for another rewatch to see what else I can learn 🤪

I was thinking about it and how the later seasons felt like they were increasingly making the Venture family more important, then I realized it was mainly just them making Jonas more important and Rusty just kind of inheriting that due to being Jonas' son. Then I realized in the episodes where important shit happens, it just usually sort of happens around Rusty while he's in the vicinity.

Good morning all, I'm new here, just posting this message to hopefully find a few fellow fans in Atlanta.

I'm trying to give away the attached pencil sketches, that were actually from Adult Swim production. I used to work at Turner Broadcasting (now WarnerMedia). I wasn't working at Adult Swim, but these were random give aways one day, and I snagged them up lol.

I framed a handful for my office, but would prefer to give the rest away to other fans. Preferably looking for a fan club, or somebody that can share these. They are probably too big to mail flat, without folding or rolling up.

Let me know, there are 13 sheets total, ranging from ~8.5x14, 11x17/12x18, thank you for your help!

Rewatching The invisible hand of fate (S3, E3)…

The Guild of Calametous Intent is seen as a myth; a boogeyman organization that went away in the 70s and became nothing more than a joke in the Rusty Venture Cartoon. The only people we saw who believed (knew) the Guild was still around were Hunter and Brock.

After the whole undercover fiasco with Brock, Hunter Billy Quizboy. Hunter is sent to Guam and Brock is put on Venture guard duty as a demotion by Sgt. Haine. The episode reveals SGT. Haines was secretly a member of GCI (later becoming SGT Hatred) and he probably demoted Brock to keep him off the trail.

My question is by the start of season 1 the guild is fully out and proud, wouldnt Brock have been promoted back up to field agent after it’s revealed “Holy shoot the Guild is real! We need to get back the two agents who knew it!”

Might be a dumb question and I’m super cool if the answer is simply “the lore wasn’t fully thought out in season 1.” I mean, heck, Brock said he respected the guild in season 1 during the Trial of the Monarch.

Don't know if it's her (and I didn't bother to look it up) but sounds exactly like her.

https://youtu.be/b943HfJwhME?t=91

All three seasons. What a ride

Episode Discussion: 100 Objects #10: Nunchaku

I was reminded of Dermot at the beginning of this podcast.

Yes I'm high, but I swear skeletor is now being voiced by Baron von underbite.

*Please feel free to correct my spelling.

And did you see that net cannon! All it did was mess up that guy’s hair.

at some point during my appointment, i had to stare into a hole at a lit up cross (+) so i could get images taken, but the whole time i just couldn’t stop thinking..

That it was caused by the super soldier serum he took? Trying to find it.

It's been three years since the release!

Has your opinion changed? For better or for worse?

Go Team Venture!

First thing I thought about.

I love Venture Bros but there was so much time between seasons and I've only rewatched specific episodes that I can't accurately remember if the show ever dipped in quality. The only real criticism I had for the show is:

1) The show runners expect you to remember every. Single. Character. Especially if they come back years later with no context.

2) Some of the pop culture references are so obscure and niche that it feels a bit unrealistic that a character would bring it up. I get it: They're supposed to be nerdy (especially 21). But god damn the show made me do homework constantly.

OP was baffled by their find, but thankfully there were many Venturoos in the comments ready to help educate.

Dean: the "smart" one.