Never watched venture bros but hes really sexy. Im pretty sure hes really fucked up right? I dont know how to describe it, Its like seeing a dying dog with parvo on the street like im totally disgusted but a part of me wants to care for it in its last moments so maybe im confusing that for lust. Pic related thats rusty venture for those who dont know. I think i rewatched that scene of him washing the walking eye about 30 times i felt hypnotized. Is there a cure? Im afraid to watch this show because i think ill be too horny everytime rustys squirming on the floor crying covered in germ x or something. Thank you

Hey Venture-roo's! I wanted to know what episode this came from, for the T-shirt of the week I got.

Like we don’t see it, but that was an abandoned child who had to survive on his own. He was once a baby or toddler that just wanted love

Their worldbuilding and characters are so well done. How do they write their stuff? Have they given any insights into the process? I don't think there's a single character I didn't at least get.

I have cuttlefish.

I wonder if Stiv Bators and the Monarch will be there as well?

My reasoning:

1. Venturestein's whole story is really dark, especially how it's presented from his point of view in the beginning
2. The Scooby Doo gang parody with psychotic Shaggy is really creepy
3. Brock going through his personal issues with killing innocent people
4. Rusty flat-out orders Brock to kill people for his zombie army
5. The flashback where Sonny brutally murders Hank and Dean is really fucked up
6. Hank and Dean discovering their own clones and going in shock
7. The whole episode has a dark and moody color scheme and lighting

VB is a rather dark show but this episode feels like they really doubled down on it. Thoughts? What's your pick for darkest episode?

"My Stanza!"

hank is under the impression that white is shallow gravy’s producer. white says he should be at the gig because he’s “the gravy’s” manager.

does someone with knowledge in the music industry know what they mean here? what’s the big difference?

am i wrong in believing hank co could cover the management and not the production?

based on white’s experience with sound boards and equipment in general, he’s probably adding magic to any song he’s working on.

we know billy wants to get away from the mixing process at some point during the series, which means white is taking production of their single very seriously. plus the song comes out great, so i believe his experience does come through in music production.

whereas with quizboy white managed to fuck up real bad when it came to booking the right gigs 👋 👁️

so maybe billy tipped off hank about only trusting white with certain shallow gravy responsibilities ??

thoughts? oh! and i almost forgot…

spanakopita!! ✌️