Venture Bros Season 4 DELETED SCENES  

I think you forgot The Silent Partners

That or they've gotten better at weeding scenes before it goes into production.

Or these are just the funny scenes they've decided to show us

i think production is concentrated enough, being that this show is made by a couple guys, that there arent many cut scenes that were actually close to completion at all. the ones we dont see are likely sketches and storyboards

Considering that s4 aired in 2009 and Pluto not considered a planet since 2006 it doesn't coint that out of date. Idk abouth how long it takes to produce a season of this show, but it's not impossible that at the date of writing that sceen Pluto was still a planet.

I mean, those tapes were made by Jonas Venture, and he was well past dead when that change happened.

Pluto is a planet, damnit!

Good analysis. Not sure if I agree on your elaborations, but Hank and Dean are 100% foils to one another. I think it’s interesting that Doc says Dean should have been “Rusty, Boy Adventurer”, and that Hank is “like [him]”. I always thought geeky, nervous Dean was more like his dad than Hank. Even Nikki Fictel comments on how Hank is “like the real Rusty Venture”. You’re right about Hank retreating into fantasy more than Dean. He develops fantasy personas (ex. The Batman, Enrico Matasa). He has those comas where he is specifically told to grow up. But Dean *also* has fantasy personas, if the Showdown At Cremation Creek is any indication. “Run away somewhere where [one’s] dad” doesn’t force adventuring on you. Dean obviously had a rich fantasy life where Triana was concerned - she effectively became his girlfriend in his mind. I think the problem in Doc’s distinction is that *no* child should be “Rusty Venture”, in the sense that child acting and adventuring are fundamentally wrong. I’m not exactly sure why he characterizes “sensitive” Dean this way. Is it to highlight his obliviousness as a dad? Is it because, as he says, Dean “believes” in this stuff and is therefore immune to much of it’s moral ambiguity? Either way, it’s a very good show. Absurdly good. And I’m happy to see someone thoughtfully commenting on it.

I think he characterizes Dean because from what we've seen of him in flashbacks is that he and Dean are a lot alike. Sensitive, disappointed, lot of angst. If you watch the movie it seems like Rusty had something similar with idealizing/fantasizing Bobbie St Simone otherwise he wouldn't have brought her up or Action Coma Man.@@wormwoodcocktail

I'd gladly chip in to pay for the original voice actors .

According to Doc, 50% of Season 8 was already animated and fully voiced.

Yeah they just need to sell the story boards as nfts and use the sales to fund animators and voice actors.

I love season 4.

@@julealero7689 It is the best show on television. :)

*Every.*

🎶I’m Rusty!🎶

Probably the best honestly. Fucking Prom is the best episode of the series easily.

With Blackjack and Hookers!

I don’t think anybody controls the screen like Orpheus.

Dat victim complex

They probably wanted it to be a surprise that they were working with killinger

@@Power11112 agreed that reveal was amazing. Honestly makes me glad they kept it out

Well they talk on the balcony about paper boy works

You’re not alone

Henry Killinger's magic murder bag

@@sbo597 Aiii yaa ya yaaaaaaah.

It would make the contrast to when he saw him (or think he saw him) even more interesting.

Honestly I want more of both Doc and Jonas Sr.

They should have hired Beastradamus.

Maybe they were the same idoits that cancelled Futurama

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