The Venture Bros.

The Venture Bros.

Animation • TV-MA • 2004–18 • 7 Seasons

7.4

8.6

Starring

Doc Hammer, Christopher McCulloch, Patrick Warburton, James Urbaniak, Michael Sinterniklaas

Created By

Doc Hammer, Christopher McCulloch

Attributes

Fast Watch With Friends

Genre

Animation Comedy Superhero Action Adventure Fantasy Science Fiction

Release Date

August 7, 2004

User Reviews

I find it amusing of much of a nerd Gary was toward the fake and real hero's in his world but would Samson smoke thor should be the question

unforgettable. genius. magnum opus parody of space age sci-fi action adventure toons + superhero archetypes. Derivative comedy perfected

Plays off of classic cartoon tropes and characters to very amusing results.

Excellent satire and a great show. It's a shame it was cancelled so close to its conclusion.

One of the best in adult animation. It hits every button and never stops pushing you to feel so bad for the worst people. Timeless classic

Quirky and colorful cast of characters.

Fantastic series! Makes you have the warm feels for the old while you celebrate the new

Zesty Conversation

I didn't like this as much as other shows at the time, but I was a teenager. Looking back on it, it was pretty clever & well crafted.

It's like most adult swim content at that time. I thought it was meh, but I watched it because it was on back in 2004 before streaming.

Joseph Last Name

Decent parody of Jonny Quest with some memorable characters

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Ratings

7.4 – Based on 1.5k ratings

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