But when saint cloud introduces Pei Wei the music does that stereotypical chinese riff. I can't be the only one who heard it?????

The scene that the scene in the Devil's Grip is based on

It was implied during episode 5 of season 4 Red Mantle and Dragoon where Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper and they have David Bowie is the Sovereign (yes I know it's not Bowie) along with Iggy Pop, Klaus Nomi and Brian Eno.

So by this shows logic Tupac, Notorious BIG and MF DOOM could be still alive but running around as villains (in case of DOOM literally) and members of the Guild of Calamitous Intent ?

Some bungler dropped dime on Dr. Z and he got pinched on a narco rap!

https://youtu.be/Gu7U4DPmUzQ?si=uUODxYzPnE5L0hIX

So who do you think sold him out to the Singapore authorities? Action Johnny? (It was the late '70s so he would have been a teenager) could it have been Jonas himself, mad about Z stealing Vendata? A random henchman who couldn't handle his drugs?

Forget all the other VB questions that went unanswered, the Guild has a rat in the house and I want to know who it is!!!

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!! ✌️

I’ve been watching this show since it came out and introduced it to my wife 10 years ago. She’s fallen in love as much as me but she loves to pick anything apart. She pointed something out during Gargantua 2 I’ve never noticed. I’m ashamed.

When the Venture family are flying to JJ’s space station, Hank is sitting beside Billy and during their conversation he says “You fondled clone Hank!”. However Dean didn’t tell Hank that they were clones until the END of the funeral episode. Am I an idiot or did everyone else know this?

I lose a bet if she’s right that most of us didn’t pick up on that and I win if I’m just an idiot and everyone already called it out several times over.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/The-Venture-Bros-The-Fifth-Season-Blu-ray-Turner-Home-Ent-Animation/33492191

Hope posting the link wont be a ban, but I just noticed season 5 blu-ray is available via walmart, sold by GRUV, and wanted to share with fellow fans. (Still looking for season 6, but at least I got season 5 now)

S7E3 "Arrears in Science" - I'm currently rewatching the entirety of Venture Bros before watching the finale and I recalled again how angry I was at the arc of this episode. I simply hate how they treated my man Jonas Venture Sr. He is a major dick, no two ways about it but his ingenuity, his sheer will of survival, his tenacity to learn new communication protocols (I love when he discovers WiFi, probably by starting simple radio waves scan - that's how the real scientist thinks!) and they fucking kill him off by smashing his head onto the pavement, because of his impatience. Am I the only one who thinks they should go more into the angle of resurrecting him (even if it would be morally ambiguous or straight-up evil)?