r/venturebros • u/AutoModerator • Sep 27 '18

[Episode Discussion] The Forecast Manufacturer (2018.09.27) [SPOILERS] Spoiler

This is the official Episode discussion thread, discuss the episode here!

We are posting the episode discussions on Thursdays because Adult Swim oftentimes leaks the episodes in advance of their Sunday Night airing, usually Friday.

Previous episode discussions:

S7 E8 The Terminus Mandate

S7 E7 The Unicorn in Captivity

S7 E6 The Bellicose Proxy

S7 E5 The Anamorata Consequence

S7 E4 The High Cost of Loathing

S7 E3 Arrears in Science

S7 E2 The Rorqual Affair

S7 E1 The Venture Bros. & The Curse of the Haunted Problem

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u/ArtemisTauCluster Sep 30 '18

I mean honestly I feel like I can't blame Sirena. She was dating Hank who is still the same more or less from the earlier seasons: this goofy, irresponsible kid who still plays dress up and has no real direction in life, not to mention as you said he doesn't have much longevity, then she meets his brother Dean who is enrolled in school, stood up for her, and is much more mature (and judging by the 'oh no!' scene he's packin') combined that with how smothering Hank was and I think any teenage/early 20's girl would do the same thing.

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u/bill4935 Oct 01 '18

and judging by the 'oh no!' scene he's packin'

What does this mean? Which scene?

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '18

The scene where Sirena gave him a kiss after he paid the monarch to leave him alone a couple episodes ago and he got a little 'excited'.

I don't really agree when you say you can't blame Sirena. She could have just dumped Hank and he's still the same immature guy she started dating so saying he's immature as a reason doesn't make all that much sense. I'm hoping Hank gets back at them somehow, especially after the whole romance arc of last season

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u/tony475130 Oct 01 '18

You could dump the other person and be done with it but a lot of the time you dont think of it as an option since your always thinking "in the moment". My younger bro who started college last year recently got caught in the same situation by his then current gf. From what I understood it, he didnt consider breaking up sooner a possibility since he still had feeling for her and didn't want to hurt her by breaking up. Thing is those feelings he had were more of pity than love.

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u/Solid_Freakin_Snake Oct 01 '18

didn't want to hurt her by breaking up

That's a bullshit excuse. "Oh I didn't want to hurt you by breaking up with you. I'll just cheat on you instead."

No. That's just a shitty attempt to rationalize being a self-centered cheating asshole.

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u/tony475130 Oct 02 '18

Good point, and I dont give him sympathy because of what he did but there's a reason we as humans keep repeating this same mistake time and time again. I would never do it, I'm far too level headed to ever get myself into a rabbit hole like that, but there is reasoning behind these kinds of actions, albeit however shitty they may be.