Y'all want some lore? We barrel headfirst into the season two finale and discuss some of the season long character arcs coming to fruition. Also - a wedding! A betrayal! A special celebrity cameo!

We head into the season two finale with a very "old" feeling episode. Join us as we discuss what makes this particular episode of The Venture Bros just so unique in the shows history.

After a few clunky episodes, The Venture Bro's comes out swinging in this episode. We get more 21 and 24, more Monarch, more Dr Orpheus, and the introduction of a magic murder bag.

Join us for our first episode of 2021! We discuss one of the lesser loved (by the community) episodes this week - an unwelcome return for Bud Manstrong. Still we manage to find some strong moments to celebrate, and discuss the continued world building of the Venture Bro's.

We ring in the festive season with a look at the Venture Bro's season 1 christmas special - and woof! It's a stinker.

Join us for our final foray into Season 2 for 2020 with episode 8 - Fallen Arches! We discuss the dirth of B-plots in this episode, and the fantastic additions to the main cast of Jefferson Twilight and The Alchemist.

We discover what is hopefully the low point of season two as we run into some very questionable stereotypes in the Venture Bro's - and it turns out we're not the only ones that feel this way! Still, the highs are very high in this episode, which serves as a sequel to the season one episode "Home Insecurity".

The British government forces us back to Skype for this weeks episode. Join a very yawn filled episode (we recorded at the end of a loooong week) as we discuss the origin stories of some fan favourite characters, and meet "the bat" for the first time.

Once again we welcome a special guest in Richard Marsh (Review to a kill, The mystery of history). We discuss finding a true favourite episode among the hosts (after Andy has been talking it up for episodes), why The Inquisitor is such a great character, and find ourselves spoilt for choice with memorable quotes.

This week we are once again joined by special guest Richard Marsh (Review to a kill, The mystery of history). We discuss whether this weeks narrative gimmick really worked, our appreciation for throwing guns, and our deep deep respect for H. Jon Benjamin.