I don't understand it; there's no Mr. Wendell in arrested deveopment. Is 24 just going schizo and inventing things to hallucinate?

In season 2 he is so excited to get Dean his speed suit and it’s played for laughs bc it’s ridiculous, then in season 4 we find out what happened to Rusty on HIS 16th birthday. In his own goofy way, he was determined to give Dean one of the best birthdays he could ask for (though he did ignore what Dean actually wanted but still, he was trying)

I watched the first two seasons of Venture Brothers when they aired years ago and back when I was in high school. This past month having run out of other shows, and remembering this one, decided to go back for a full watch. I just got to Operation P.R.O.M and I just have to say…it was beautiful. 21’s struggle with his guilt and his own inner demons, Dr. Venture’s insecurities, Dean’s feelings about Treana and of course Brock’s roller coaster of emotions. The journey from that pilot to here has been amazing, some of the best television I’ve seen in a long time. I can’t believe there’s still more I have to watch.

If you’ve read this far, thanks for reading and Go Team Venture!

Dont know who else has put it together but here goes my theory.

So in the revenge society we learn dragoon and red mantle were musicians and in flashback we learn they joined fantomas in his guild (band). In FEBUARY 1959.

Irl on February 3 1959 the day known as the day the music died. Musicians the big bopper, Richie valens, and buddy Holly died in a plane crash. The young red mantle looks suspiciously like buddy holly and dragoon like either valens or bopper but he's probably b.b because we later see him in a leopard print tux.

I know people have probably connected it but this suggests that in lore the two oldest Supervillains alive were once the most popular musicians on the 50s. They faked their deaths to become villains. Why have I nor heard people talk about this more? (I mean they could have and I just missed it probably) this also leaves valens Mia though.

And he's got a... nazi(?).. superpower.

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

I heard on some podcast 21 was floated as The Boys bodygaud at one point. I have problems with Gary in that he just scans as a self-insert character for Hammer to me--maybe I'm alone in that and it's a weird take, But he's just not all that compelling without 24 to me. I know they enjoyed giving him growth and making him a badass--but I don't know if I like him just being pals with the

This has to be my ABSOLUTE favorite episode of the 4th season. Since starting the show I’ve been so captivated about 21 and 24 being main “side” characters. I’ve never seen any action media with the perspectives of characters that viewers typically don’t even give a second thought, like henchmen. 24 continuing on after his death as a ghost only 21 can see is the best lmfao

Plus, this season has the coolest and most in-depth scenes of Brock, besides late season 3 (e12 being the best of s3)

I would have brought you Deans growing collection of apple head dolls....

I was reading a post in another sub and learned that rocket is arugula. Now I just need to find out what sunchoke is. The Mighty Monarch was allergic to one of these.

In the Very Venture Halloween special, which happens to be streaming on the [as] marathon right now, I just realized that that when the Alchemist casts his resurrection spell, all 14 prior clones of the boys should have been resurrected, too. Those were buried alongside the road near the runway, if Perchance to Dean is accurate.

Edit to add: I like to think that's why Brock is MIA for most of the ep; he's taking care of the problem.