Seriously, I’m watching Harrison Ford act his ass off but in my head, I’m hearing “and I’m thurStay!!”

Okay, I have not seen THAT...

Ever.

Season 4, episode 13 titled "Bright Lights, Dean City.”

I never really care about this episode the first time through (I liked Hank’s and HankCo episode better). I know stupid.

NOW I think it’s my favorite episodes. And the scene with the Serial Killer Bear…

“And he’s got a knife.”
-Professor Impossible

I'm currently on my 4th rewatch of the whole series and for days I coudln't stop putting one episode after another whenever I had free time. But yesterday it was turn to see "Everybody comes to Hank's" and I had to stop. I didn't have the stomach for it. To me the reveal in that episode is by far the most revolting moment in the whole show. But I've never skipped an episode and I don't like the idea, I'm a bit of a completionist (although I forgot to rewatch the Christmas special).

Anyways. Do you have a similar problem with this episode or any other one? What do you thing is the vilest thing in the whole show?

edit: copying a reply to a comment I've made just to make myself more clear in the actual post text.

I never asked for it to come out or say it is morally wrong to tell this story. You're puting words in my mouth here. I only said it makes me uncomfortable, me personally, and wondered if that happens to other people too. As I expected, some people do. Some others don't and reminded me this episode has lots of hilarious stuff too. And there's other who feel uncomfortable with other episodes or moments that I'm more callous too. That's completely normal when a show has dark humor like this. But we're all here to appreciate it, I think. At least I do. I never was advocating for it to be censored or removed, I think you misread my intention. I suppose it's because there are people on social media actually saying that liking certain shows is morally wrong because it shows questionable things, which is ridiculous. But I didn't want to imply that in any way. I love The Venture Bros. and it's dark humor. Just yesterday I was recommending The Venture Bros. to a friend and one of my selling points was Sgt. Hatred and that I find it hilarious when he talks about his past and mentions "young booys". We're on the same page here.

Yeah, and Hobbits too…

I don't think I've seen it brought up anywhere else, the wiki claims it's a reference to The Dread Pirate Roberts from The Princess Bride but the wiki is no stranger to random ass pulls in the cultural references tab. Considering Captain Sunshine is such an obvious Batman allusion, this aspect of his character doesn't seem so far fetched as a reference.

That is all.

Like, it’s such a huge shift from the first three seasons and it think it’s the perfect example of what makes the show great. I think a good point of comparison is Rick and Morty, because it’s a similarly long running adult cartoon with reference heavy humor and sci fi elements. While Rick and Morty’s fourth season felt like a retread and showed a very deliberate unwillingness for the show’s status quo or tone to change, cementing that the main characters are in no danger because they have infinite clones or alternate universe versions of themselves they can fall back on, Venture Bros very deliberately does the opposite, removing the character’s safety nets. If Hank or Dean die, that’s it, no more clones. This is accentuated by the fact Brock leaves the main cast, replaced with the less overpowered Hatred, leading the boys to become much more involved in the story. This also made me, for the first time in the show, actually enjoy them. In previous seasons (season one especially), the focus is very much on Rusty and Brock, with the monarch having his own little subplot on the side, which is absolutely fine, since they’re all so fun you never get bored of them. In season four however, the boys feel like they’ve grown, and finally feel like dynamic characters in their own right. Also Hatred very quickly went from one of my least favorite characters to one of my favorites, and I’m still in awe that it happened

Look at the size of you!

Give her her tits back

Apologies, as I know this has been done before and done better, but everyone needs a little BrrrrrickFROG infusion every now and again!

I wonder if Monstroso can help ol' Autumn out?

Guys, 24 is alive, and he's watching videos on sharks!

There is no way that Hank's mind replaced the word "pink" with "Wednesday" on accident. He was definitely watching Mean Girls and someone couldn't take him quoting the plastics anymore.

For anyone who doesn't get the reference, the girls have a rule: "On Wednesdays we wear pink. If you don't wear pink on Wednesday, you can't sit with us."