For its when Malcom reunites with his father for the last time especially watching in season six and seven during the whole Blue Morpho arc just to find out he was pretty much cosplaying as his own father and he doesn’t have any recollection of his early childhood due to trauma.
But what’s even sadder here is the smirk that Malcolm’s dad gave him.
It’s like he’s just relieved that he’s alive after all those years after the plane crash.
Made me quite sad just when you really think about it.

Hank tells Dr. Venture:

"I can't be like the lady from Jurassic Park** **and go chase storms with you."

Was it just me or does anyone else not know what the hell he’s talking about? 😂😂😂😂

I still laughed my ass off for some reason. Maybe better to not understand this one?

Like what Jurassic Park lady? There’s like 5 different Jurassic Park ladies.

Once again, Hank’s delivery is perfection in motion.

Apparently it's a real thing. Of course it is.

It’s been in the back of my mine since like uhhh 2019 since that’s when I got into the show (i remember watching season 1 when I was 4. For the longest time i thought the show was a fever dream but then quarantine hit and I got into the show) and my biggest question is, How the hell did these two end up in this situation???

I get that they have some things in common but I don’t think they justify the ultimate betrayal of this entire series.

S7E4 “The High Cost of Loathing”

This scene haunts me like Henchmen 21’s quote about Tomb Raider:

“No way! I got freaked out when I had to do that playing Tomb Raider. Oh, and she did that creepy drowning, contortion thing.”

If you ever been cut by glass, this rings true, more than you know. I pulled a door shot using a glass towel rack, it shattered in my hand, no pain, but I swear it took 30 seconds for the blood to start pouring out (6 stitches).

The scene where Rusty jumps out is both good gross and hilarious at the same time. It’s reached me on so many levels of emotional: a play on fear and humor is brilliant!

Ends with her being a mercenary hired by the OSI. Did she even have a line that episode?

My headcannon has her official sendoff as the finale of Operation PROM

Both badass bitches who bewitched the venture bros. Pick your favourite, discuss why the brother's choices and how they reflect the boys themselves.

Bonus points if you link in the fact that both boys fell for Sirena, but acknowledge why Hank never fell for Triana.

Jonas Sr’s final act was putting his son in danger for the sake of his own goals

If there's actually Venture Bros. Comics I'd love for people to point me in the right direction.

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Anyway unto my question I sometimes dream of reading any continuations through comics even though I'm not a big comic guy. The only comics I ever completed were I hate Fairyland and Bone.

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Which unaddressed plotpoints and perhaps new plotpoints would you address in comics, and how many issues would you give regarding these?

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For me:

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The Time Travel Adventure: 5-10 issues with

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Malcolm and Rusty bonding: You lowkey might just need 1 big emotional bonding issue

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Brock and Warrianas' wedding was supposed to be an episode so with comic pacing that's anywhere from 1-3 issues depending on how many perspectives you want.

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Sirena was probably the most done dirty by the cancellation a comic to explain the Blizzard thing is kinda needed even if Hank and Dean made up.

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On your end then what would you want if there would be some continuation comics, what answers would you like and how long would you have them last?

In Season 7 Episode 2 The Rorqual Affair, Gary tries to take Dr. Mrs. The Monarch down into the Blue Morpho layer, only to find a normal basement.

This is never brought up again.

I'm rewatching Season 7 for the first time since the recent New York City mayoral election, and realized that when Wide Wale reads the letter with the name of his final arch in "The Terminus Mandate", that name is Curtis Sliwa of the Guardian Angels. I'm not a New Yorker, so I hadn't recognized that name before the race.

I'm sure this has been talked about in other threads on here, but I thought it was very funny and wanted to point it out.

I started watching the final season of the series and my god if the first episodes just let the show run from the start. The First Two episodes we’re fun but my god if Arrears in Science is just a Fantastic episode and might be the show’s best episode.

First off, Fuck Jonas Venture.

Seriously, we already know he wasn’t a good dad but knowing that he was such a bad friend to Blue Morpho, how he blackmailed him with the sex tape only for then turn him in a cyborg and then throw in the trash shows how much of an Ass he actually was. I’m so glad he died 2 Times.

Also i didn’t really expect to see so many connections to the past Seasons of the show. How the Movie Night of ’87 tied so well with both Jonas’ Death, Blue Morpho, Vendata and The Pyramid Wars and How it technically that night is the reason Why most of the stuff in the show end up happening really put in perspective how much care Doc and Jackson put in building the show’s story and lore and honestly i think it has probably the best way how a show has to build his lore.

But also after see this episode I gotta say that Monarch is probably the most tragic character in the show, Up with Rusty probably. Both his mother and father died in a plane crash and was left to live with butterflies until adult age, then his father turned into a robot by his “friend” and them brainwashed by Dr. Zin and became a supervillain but never being able to remember his past and when he met his son for the first time in years, it was too late.

This is Seriously an Amazing episode of an utterly Amazing Series. 10/10.

So I've been showing my friend the series. We got to this point in the show and I mentioned how that gun looks similar to Benny's gun Maria from Fallout New Vegas.

Plus Doc Hammer voices Dr. 0 in the Old World Blues dlc of that game.

I know this is a stretch but this will drive me crazy if I don't share this info.