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greatn posted:When would that have happened? multijoe posted:Venture Bros isn't really about failure that much and Dean certainly isn't gross enough in the same is Rusty is to warrant such a disgusting plot twist. Also the whole point of that episode is no one had any sex, it was the punchline to the whole thing And just to be sure, I'm talking about the epiode "What color is your cleansuit?", the opener of the 5th season. Talia is the girl Dean met in that episode. And about the failure thing, I used to think that too, but I started the show when season 4 had just ended, and then it felt like season 5 just plunged right back into it, what with Gary completely screwing the whole Sphinx thing up and the OSI failing at pretty much evertyhing they try.
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I got my first shirt club package today. It's just the new Venture logo shirt but it's nice. No hankbucks or anything like that in the package.
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Shindragon posted:Well yeah because it ain't Triana. it was worth it for the broken arrow line imo
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Feb 20, 2016 22:03
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she has 4 arms man! 4 arms!
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Feb 20, 2016 22:05
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I really wish Lyndon Bee and Lady Hawk Johnson stuck with the Revenge Society 
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Nostalgia4Infinity posted:I really wish Lyndon Bee and Lady Hawk Johnson stuck with the Revenge Society You will not seek, nor I will I accept, your escape.
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RandallODim posted:While a lesser episode, Dr. Quym still gave us the scene of Brock, Dean and Hank trying to teach an orangutan to box, which is great. "Thanks for a new personal low, Doc."
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X_Toad posted:I honestly can't see what would be so disgusting about that scenario, would you care to enlighten me? I mean, Talia and Dean are the same age, it would have been consensual and Talia had clearly managed to convince Dean to become the leader of the new world. Ah nevermind, I was getting mixed up with the Dr Qym episode.
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 "If you think you can just waltz in here and muscle in on my racket, you've got another thing coming!"I shouted at the TV, "It's another think coming! Aaugh" exactly in sync with Blue Morpho 
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Shindragon posted:Nah I get it, that would've been pretty bad. That episode just sucked in general. Dean storming out of the tent with an exasperated "Gosh!" is easily one of my favourite Dean moments. And Rusty rolling off the top of the jeep when they stopped was pretty great too.
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I really liked that episode, actually. It wasn't their best episode, but 99% of their episodes aren't the best one, so it's in good company. The storming out of the tent "Gosh!" moment was, indeed, gold. I also liked that Doc watched Hank playing the bass in the tent and recorded himself playing bass acoustically, using the general rhythms and hand positions that synced up with the animation. Dean's spiraling anxiety as he's about to be dragged kicking and screaming (literally!) into one of the biggest fantasies most straight men have (again, literally) was fun, especially the tissue tumbling out of the girl's bra. My favorite part is Rusty's healing montage. The love of a good woman can work miracles, and in that sequence, you see him really happy. You get the idea that if things didn't blow up like they always do, that he could have really ended that trip with a girlfriend and a better outlook on life. Oh, and Brock's confusion in response to the come-ons, rejections, and general mixed messaging from what's-her-face was pretty good.
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Feb 21, 2016 08:12
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Nostalgia4Infinity posted:I really wish Lyndon Bee and Lady Hawk Johnson stuck with the Revenge Society BRRRRRRRRRICK FROG deserves a fair chance, too. 
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Feb 21, 2016 09:20
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Vaishino posted:And Rusty rolling off the top of the jeep when they stopped was pretty great too. This makes me laugh every time I see it. It's just such a great physical comedy moment.
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tarlibone posted:It wasn't their best episode, but 99% of their episodes aren't the best one, so it's in good company. It's true, there can only be one Victor Echo November.
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Tatsuta Age posted:It's true, there can only be one Victor Echo November. That splash when Brock enters the stall with 24 and 21!
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Eight words in Victor Echo November define the series, especially the early seasons, perfectly: "Can't believe it's hard to kill these two." I've successfully used that scene to get people to watch a few episodes, some of whom became hooked.
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Do you dab? I dab.
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TK-42-1 posted:Do you dab? I dab. Stop saying "dab"!
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DoctorWhat posted:Stop saying "dab"! IT'S LIKE A GUY WITH A FEVER IS YELLING AT MY CROTCH!
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Capn Beeb posted:BRRRRRRRRRICK FROG deserves a fair chance, too. Worse than useless.
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tarlibone posted:You get the idea that if things didn't blow up like they always do, that he could have really ended that trip with a girlfriend and a better outlook on life. Except when he learns the woman's epileptic and suddenly recoils like she's got leprosy. Rusty's an rear end in a top hat, through and through. He wants the same quality of woman his father pulled down, perfection in all things, because he's convinced himself he's worth it. He won't lose his money to some Guild bullshit, he'll lose it when the gold diggers come a-callin'.
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X_Toad posted:And about the failure thing, I used to think that too, but I started the show when season 4 had just ended, and then it felt like season 5 just plunged right back into it, what with Gary completely screwing the whole Sphinx thing up and the OSI failing at pretty much evertyhing they try. Nonsense! There is no failure when you are true to yourself!
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Except when he learns the woman's epileptic and suddenly recoils like she's got leprosy. Rusty's an rear end in a top hat, through and through. He wants the same quality of woman his father pulled down, perfection in all things, because he's convinced himself he's worth it. He won't lose his money to some Guild bullshit, he'll lose it when the gold diggers come a-callin'.
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The "ew" thing is a dick line but I never saw that as Rusty rejecting her and it's not the thing that killed any chance those two had. Rusty being responsible for burning down the forest that the Doctor was trying to protect is what did it.
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axleblaze posted:The "ew" thing is a dick line but I never saw that as Rusty rejecting her and it's not the thing that killed any chance those two had. Rusty being responsible for burning down the forest that the Doctor was trying to protect is what did it. Jeffrey of YOSPOS fucked around with this message at 03:34 on Feb 22, 2016 |
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elentar posted:[*]Wide Wale's penthouse is right by the 59 Street Columbus Circle subway stop, which pretty much makes it the Trump International Hotel and Tower (globe and all) This is my favorite bit of Information.
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:Really? I'm pretty sure that was the joke, that he rejected her over something inane. In a later episode he gets punched by Col. Gentleman for "breaking my step-daughter's heart". They even paralleled it by having Dean also get rejected for something inane, being uncircumcised. At the end of the episode she's clearly pissed at him and she wasn't even awake for the "ew". I always took the heartbreak line as more of "she trusted you and you destroyed her life's work". Like a good amount of the dialogue from Quim is about how precious this forest is and the Venture's burn it down. She has way more of a reason to be pissed at the end.
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So was I the only one hoping that Billy had switched out the ORB and that's why he had to get it back from St Cloud?
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I laugh at regular jokes like this!
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Ahahaah that liver drug
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Was I any different when you taught me
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I love Paul F Tompkins
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Feb 22, 2016 06:10
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I'm like 90% sure that is Jill St. John and Stella Stevens.
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Glad to hear that
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Like a cobra
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I'm loving that Venture, Sr. and Monarch's Dad are Bob Crane and John Carpenter
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holy poo poo that basically confirms it, rusty and the monarch are half-brothers
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walgreenslatino posted:holy poo poo that basically confirms it, rusty and the monarch are half-brothers Yeah they're calling such heavy attention to the resemblance now, there's no way that's not the plot they're playing around with.
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