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Hey, here we are, another week, another new episode. The latest episode, Now Museum, Now You Don't! should be up on Adult Swim.com Video for your viewing pleasure. Talk about it in the comments here, but beware of evil spoilers if you haven't watched it yet. Also note I'll be away this weekend (though I will have a computer), but I'll return Sunday night-ish. Have a good time, kids!
Edit (July 27th, 3:06am): Voting is now open on the capsule page, and uh, that's it for now I guess.
Edit (July 27th, 3:06am): Voting is now open on the capsule page, and uh, that's it for now I guess.
- by cuavsfan
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Shirt - Original Team Venture?
Stuff from the beginning:
Fraternity of Torment - Manataur
Jonas's very poor disguise - from Japaninawa
Cano breathing fire
"Action! Action! Action!"
Potentially bigger things:
Col. Gentleman to Rusty - "That's for breaking my step-daughters heart." - Dr. Quymn
JJ less than perfect - very Jonas-like in this episode
Also, I thought this line was great:
"This is gonna be one of those things, isn't it."
Stuff from the beginning:
Fraternity of Torment - Manataur
Jonas's very poor disguise - from Japaninawa
Cano breathing fire
"Action! Action! Action!"
Potentially bigger things:
Col. Gentleman to Rusty - "That's for breaking my step-daughters heart." - Dr. Quymn
JJ less than perfect - very Jonas-like in this episode
Also, I thought this line was great:
"This is gonna be one of those things, isn't it."
- by tess
- (unregistered id: 4E429DF010)
In response:
Shirt: Pirate captain jolly rodger
Stuff from the begining:
Rusty screaming bloody murder.
Potentially bigger things:
"This is going to be one of those things isn't it? I mean --- You get a bunch of short fused costumed idiots together in one room like this -- and what do you think's going to happen? Any minute now stuff's gonna start blowin' up, guys'll be throwing each other into other guys! Huh. You know when you're not the one in the middle of it for once. Actually, totally completely obvious."
That guy with the purple suit from Tag Sale You're It. WHO IS THAT GUY?!
Also thought the line that wasn't a line at all, but a facial expression was great:
If you look at Dr. Venture's face when Jonas Jr is chewing him out about his suit, the look on his face says, "I am SOOO ruining your party. Ha ha ha. Everything is going as planned. And this suit? Oh, it's Italian."
Shirt: Pirate captain jolly rodger
Stuff from the begining:
Rusty screaming bloody murder.
Potentially bigger things:
"This is going to be one of those things isn't it? I mean --- You get a bunch of short fused costumed idiots together in one room like this -- and what do you think's going to happen? Any minute now stuff's gonna start blowin' up, guys'll be throwing each other into other guys! Huh. You know when you're not the one in the middle of it for once. Actually, totally completely obvious."
That guy with the purple suit from Tag Sale You're It. WHO IS THAT GUY?!
Also thought the line that wasn't a line at all, but a facial expression was great:
If you look at Dr. Venture's face when Jonas Jr is chewing him out about his suit, the look on his face says, "I am SOOO ruining your party. Ha ha ha. Everything is going as planned. And this suit? Oh, it's Italian."
- by Phil
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Review coming to www.noisetosignal.org soonish...I promise!
(Noise to Signal, by the way, has been COMPLETELY REVAMPED, so it's worth a peek if you haven't been there in a while. Also, thanks to the good traffic the Venture reviews have been generating, The Venture Bros. is getting its own official archive page. So thanks for reading. Hoorah!)
(Noise to Signal, by the way, has been COMPLETELY REVAMPED, so it's worth a peek if you haven't been there in a while. Also, thanks to the good traffic the Venture reviews have been generating, The Venture Bros. is getting its own official archive page. So thanks for reading. Hoorah!)
- by Phil
- (unregistered id: D3DAE242D1)
- by The Guy from Depeche Mode
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I like how the original Team Venture keeps growing. Pete White had the best line in the episode about the mom from Growing Pains. I was a little disappointed they reused the pirates that Brock killed with his ass, but this was a great episode for mocking the old cartoons like Johnny Quest and Scooby-Doo.
- by Charlie
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- by Sean Donnelly
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The piranha thing--it seemed like Rusty was in there for a while to not come out, you, know bleeding somewhere. And I thought--and I know this is stupid, but what if Doc is a clone himself? Brisby said something like, "your dad was dabbling in clonery."
Or am I just reading to much into a scene? I sort of lost it when the Action Man started yelling "Action action action action."
Or am I just reading to much into a scene? I sort of lost it when the Action Man started yelling "Action action action action."
- by JOe
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No, I think you're right. Rusty is a clone. It would certainly explain a great many things.
I bet he was killed (or otherwise) towards the end of his preteen adventuring years or later (late teens perhaps) and that's what prompted Jonas to invent cloning (or alternately, stop dabbling in it and actually perfect it.)
I bet he was killed (or otherwise) towards the end of his preteen adventuring years or later (late teens perhaps) and that's what prompted Jonas to invent cloning (or alternately, stop dabbling in it and actually perfect it.)
- by Amun-Ra
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If Rusty were a clone though, J.J. wouldn't have been carried along for the ride with him. Remember that J.J. got absorbed in the womb and was in Rusty's body all this time. If he were cloned, Jonas would've had to consciously clone him too, and somehow resimulate being swallowed by Rusty.
- by Tess
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It's not that rusty was under there a long time (you can see he is still alive when Otto pulls him out of the pool and HELPeR flies him off, presumably back to the compound and out of harms way -- also out of the way of the fun part of the adventure)... it's that they bleeped the date!!
- by somehow
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Honestly, this episode was a return to form after last week's episode. When the crew encounters new characters, the show seems much more lively. It was great to see Mr. Bisby in the background, and his "mute" manservant in the crowd. Bud Armstrong made an appearance, and so did his mother. I wonder how "Team Venture" got the original Jonas killed....
- by H
- (unregistered id: 6690477552)
Ok, here we go.
This was a very good episode. I wasn't blown away but I really enjoyed it. Nice to see Otto back. The original Team Venture seems to be getting bigger and bigger (no offense to Entmann, although that was a nice Amazing Colossal Man ref.). Lots of great movie refs. in fact, mostly in the James Bond department.
As I said, the "Tag Sale"/"Fallen Arches" of the season. Also, the most naked episode of the series-male and female! Glad yo see Horace wasn't really dead. Sad to see how bad Dr. Impossible is but nice to have him back. Before I forget, I think they misspelled Toby Huss's name in the credits.
This was a very good episode. I wasn't blown away but I really enjoyed it. Nice to see Otto back. The original Team Venture seems to be getting bigger and bigger (no offense to Entmann, although that was a nice Amazing Colossal Man ref.). Lots of great movie refs. in fact, mostly in the James Bond department.
As I said, the "Tag Sale"/"Fallen Arches" of the season. Also, the most naked episode of the series-male and female! Glad yo see Horace wasn't really dead. Sad to see how bad Dr. Impossible is but nice to have him back. Before I forget, I think they misspelled Toby Huss's name in the credits.
- by Joe
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Wow...talk about a busy episode. Total overload from all the characters, new and old. I spent most of the ep just looking at all the various people populating the background and foreground
Loved how that villian kept pointing out the obvious signs of Jonas' "Asian villian" disguise.
Very interesting how JJ isn't quite the perfectly-mannered gentleman/super-scientist that he's been portrayed as thus far. More like Jonas Sr. as cuavsfan pointed out.
Loved how that villian kept pointing out the obvious signs of Jonas' "Asian villian" disguise.
Very interesting how JJ isn't quite the perfectly-mannered gentleman/super-scientist that he's been portrayed as thus far. More like Jonas Sr. as cuavsfan pointed out.
- by EmKay
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I think honestly what I liked most about this episode was the pathetic and sad way Richard kept following Sally around, like a puppy. Obviously they were in love at some point.
JJ being a total dick.
Kiki is drawn differently--he had more Dean-ish hair in Past Tense, and now he has a definite afro going.
Reused audio track from Dick Cavett was a really nice touch. Also really really sweet to actually see good factual interaction between Jonas and Rusty. Awww.
Why were Master Billy and Pete White there? All of the other attendees seemed to be people JJ had hired or people the original Team Venture were associated with. What was their deal? JJ doesn't know them; how did they get involved with this get together?
JJ being a total dick.
Kiki is drawn differently--he had more Dean-ish hair in Past Tense, and now he has a definite afro going.
Reused audio track from Dick Cavett was a really nice touch. Also really really sweet to actually see good factual interaction between Jonas and Rusty. Awww.
Why were Master Billy and Pete White there? All of the other attendees seemed to be people JJ had hired or people the original Team Venture were associated with. What was their deal? JJ doesn't know them; how did they get involved with this get together?
- by Sean Donnelly
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Just quit smoking and computer is an idiot. Uh. Also, I was under the impression there was going to be less Dr. Impossible, or was Jackson just trying to downplay the "aw, that sucks" of Colbert being a douchebag? (Actually, I don't think he was being a douchebag, I think he was staying in character)
Lastly--uh, I only watched the episode once so far--but, well, Jonas Jr. seemed a little--like he thought he was the star of the Rusty TV series, you know, posing with Team Venture? I thought it was weird. Does Jonas Jr. actually have worse daddy issues than Rusty?
Lastly--uh, I only watched the episode once so far--but, well, Jonas Jr. seemed a little--like he thought he was the star of the Rusty TV series, you know, posing with Team Venture? I thought it was weird. Does Jonas Jr. actually have worse daddy issues than Rusty?
- by Donkiku
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Nah, I didn't miss Colbert. I know he is funny
but Impossible was never That Cool. This one
was ok.
On the commentaries. They are super crazy.
I am always Laughin out loud when I listen to those.
Specially that Col. Gentleman thing they did.
The "I'd put kiki between two bread slices and Fuck the sandwich" was too funny.
but Impossible was never That Cool. This one
was ok.
On the commentaries. They are super crazy.
I am always Laughin out loud when I listen to those.
Specially that Col. Gentleman thing they did.
The "I'd put kiki between two bread slices and Fuck the sandwich" was too funny.
- by cgeye
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At least the guys are man enough to leave in the big retcon blooper about the Mallomars/Yoo Hoo lack of residue/evidence in the original Col. Gentleman Has a Coma scene -- Hank and Dean didn't see the carb overload trash back then, and we don't see it even when Kiki returns to give the Colonel his insulin shot. The show's crazy enough without us doubting our memories about past episodes....
- by dru26
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I was waiting for the monarch to show up and i was most certain he was! Oh well, maybe next ep!
also what I thought added to rusty's character was when he wanted brock to turn the X-1 around to go help JJ because he was family..................and then they all start laughing that was probably my favourite part
also what I thought added to rusty's character was when he wanted brock to turn the X-1 around to go help JJ because he was family..................and then they all start laughing that was probably my favourite part
- by Bowie's Companda
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There were so many characters from past episodes in this one. They even had the guy who was looking for pictures of "Buffy's Sarah Michelle Gellar" in Tag Sale, You're It!
One thing I noticed was that when Richard Impossible was staring at the photo of the Junior Venture Squad that our own Mr. Hamilton J Fantomas was the lad in the wheelchair. It seems everyone has a history with the (possibly) late (not so) great Dr. Jonas Venture Sr. There were two other people that I couldn't recognize. One was a muscular man in a V-logo sweater and the other was a skinny guy in a boy scout uniform with a fro.
One thing I noticed was that when Richard Impossible was staring at the photo of the Junior Venture Squad that our own Mr. Hamilton J Fantomas was the lad in the wheelchair. It seems everyone has a history with the (possibly) late (not so) great Dr. Jonas Venture Sr. There were two other people that I couldn't recognize. One was a muscular man in a V-logo sweater and the other was a skinny guy in a boy scout uniform with a fro.
- by Phil
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- by Gor
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I knew it was going to be a great when episode when The Action Man comes storming in, guns a blazing, than knocking a henchman down by pushing two 1911A1 pistols to his head than gleefully blowing the henchman's brains out. Only to be chastised by Col Gentleman to "turn it down a notch."
- by cgeye
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*That's* what was bugging me about Dr. Horrible's get-up; he had clumsy gloves. Form-fitting elbow-length gloves always seem to be best for the serious super-scientist, and even if a gauntlet look is preferred, it should be more tailored, less electrical-worker-above-his-station...
- by EmKay
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Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog is an internet musical about an aspiring supervillain trying to get a break into the Evil League of Evil, at the same time courting the girl of his dreams, who happens to begin dating his heroic (and jerky) nemesis.
Joss Whedon. That's all you need to know.
Joss Whedon. That's all you need to know.
- by haux
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alright, The Monarch says "Professor Flowers?...(sigh) Douche" when he's looking at the GCI Facebook. he's paging through it back and forth, from Dr. Dugong, then Dr. Quymn, and then (here it becomes weirdish), the page facing Quymn s the back of the Professor Flowers page, but when he turns it to show the front, it says Dr. Quentin Ball, which is the bald science guy in the white labcoat we've seen in the background forever.
my question: is this "Professor Flowers" mentioned, another name for Dr. Q-Ball? or are they 2 different characters, and we have not actually seen this Professor Flowers (or, PF is NOT QB) - The Monarch was skipping pages as he went through the book?
and, let me just add, bib front labcoats ftw!
my question: is this "Professor Flowers" mentioned, another name for Dr. Q-Ball? or are they 2 different characters, and we have not actually seen this Professor Flowers (or, PF is NOT QB) - The Monarch was skipping pages as he went through the book?
and, let me just add, bib front labcoats ftw!
- by Josh Geller
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I just realized that JJ was being nice, or trying to be. If Rusty had stuck around he would have taken center-stage in front of all of these people, and JJ would have done a fade. It was all supposed to be a nice surprise. That is why JJ was upset that Rusty didn't wear a tux, but Brock and the boy's plain black suits, he didn't notice them at all.
The whole thing was supposed to make Rusty feel good at the end.
Also, did anyone see the expression on Sally Impossible's face after Richard took his dive and everything started to fall apart? Was she amused?
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The whole thing was supposed to make Rusty feel good at the end.
Also, did anyone see the expression on Sally Impossible's face after Richard took his dive and everything started to fall apart? Was she amused?
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- by Josh Geller
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What you say is true.
However, managing a formal party is a pretty stressful kind of thing to do, what with the secret service there and foreign dignitaries and VIP's etc. Not that JJ isn't used to dealing with this kind of thing, but all at once? I thought a lot of it was stress coming from his trying to stay in control of every detail.
We'll see what happens with this.
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However, managing a formal party is a pretty stressful kind of thing to do, what with the secret service there and foreign dignitaries and VIP's etc. Not that JJ isn't used to dealing with this kind of thing, but all at once? I thought a lot of it was stress coming from his trying to stay in control of every detail.
We'll see what happens with this.
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- by marceriksen
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i know there was a picture of it on jackson's livejournal already but did you guys notice the picture of what looks like a young phantomos in the scene where prof impossible is looking at one of the pictures JJ has up? scrawny arms/legs and young ... def tells an interesting story that may be set up for jonas venture and phantomos's past...
- by Sparky
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I must admit I feel like Billy here. I remember Dick Cavett was at the Key Party. And thinking of it, Jonas was likely the "Milton Berle" of Super Science ... the dude angry Hollywood wives went to because their husbands were philandering donkeys. Jonas's villains were clearly mere jerks.
Colonel Gentleman was a highlight this episode.
Colonel Gentleman was a highlight this episode.
- by Josh Geller
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When Richard comes into the photoshoot scene, he is carrying a pair of Sally's panties in his hand. He slips it into his jacket when he takes the camera from Rusty. Apparently he was going through Sally's underwear drawer (or possibly laundry hamper).
I mean, eeewwwwwww.......
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I mean, eeewwwwwww.......
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- by Trashcan Man
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I thought the same thing. I would have to imagine he's not long for this world.
I'm still quite curious about the circumstances of Jonas Sr.'s death. So far, we have casual mention of Guild involvement, and that Team Venture (sans Dr. Entmann, who was already stuck in the bomb shelter) got him killed (probably through some negligence or misadvanture. Presumably, Operation "Rusty's Blanket" began shortly thereafter, since Team Venture couldn't be trusted to watch over Rusty.
Oh, and one for the notes:
Scarantula. Cara is face in Italian. sCARAntula. Get it. It's as clever as the explanation for where the 8 legs come from.
I'm still quite curious about the circumstances of Jonas Sr.'s death. So far, we have casual mention of Guild involvement, and that Team Venture (sans Dr. Entmann, who was already stuck in the bomb shelter) got him killed (probably through some negligence or misadvanture. Presumably, Operation "Rusty's Blanket" began shortly thereafter, since Team Venture couldn't be trusted to watch over Rusty.
Oh, and one for the notes:
Scarantula. Cara is face in Italian. sCARAntula. Get it. It's as clever as the explanation for where the 8 legs come from.
- by Phil
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- by H
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Basically, it's all due to the Bond villain he is a reference to, Francisco Scaramanga of "The Man With The Golden Gun", played by Christopher Lee. He is Italian, hairy and has a third nipple instead of an extra digit. Oh, and Herve Villachaise as his henchman, that's funny.
The extra finger may be a reference to Count Rugen of The Princess Bride though.
The extra finger may be a reference to Count Rugen of The Princess Bride though.
- by haux
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yeah, i got the bond stuff. and i'm familiar that TMWTGG had the supernumerary nipple, which JS is clearly sporting on his chin (and, after a 3rd watching, i realize that JSs fingers are at his eyes because he is trying to portray japanese eyelids in his extra-fake disguise).
(and, yeah, Tattoo playing Knick-knack in the Bond was awesome)
and Count Rugen merely had one extra finger, and it was an important detail of his character. if there was some kid stalking him, with talk of "the man with 8 fingers on his right hand (and a spider tattoo on his face), who killed my father. prepare to die", i'd be more likely to believe that reference.
so, i'm not satisfied with your explanation, H. i think the extra fingers are something else, and something else specific - not just "well, he's a mutant supervillain, of course he's got weird extra fingers."
DH and JP are usually more deliberate in their subtlety than just random extra fingers, or a spare nipple weirdness translated to extra fingers (when there is a perfectly good Scaramanga spare nipple gag going on already).
mmmm.....
nipple gag.
lot worse things to be gagged with.
"get me my nipple gag and pussy whip! i need to exercise some Discipline!"
(and, yeah, Tattoo playing Knick-knack in the Bond was awesome)
and Count Rugen merely had one extra finger, and it was an important detail of his character. if there was some kid stalking him, with talk of "the man with 8 fingers on his right hand (and a spider tattoo on his face), who killed my father. prepare to die", i'd be more likely to believe that reference.
so, i'm not satisfied with your explanation, H. i think the extra fingers are something else, and something else specific - not just "well, he's a mutant supervillain, of course he's got weird extra fingers."
DH and JP are usually more deliberate in their subtlety than just random extra fingers, or a spare nipple weirdness translated to extra fingers (when there is a perfectly good Scaramanga spare nipple gag going on already).
mmmm.....
nipple gag.
lot worse things to be gagged with.
"get me my nipple gag and pussy whip! i need to exercise some Discipline!"
- by RhinOx
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I think Saramantula is derived from Scaramouche, a character from a story set during the french revloution, he was a drunken actor and swords master, who wore a mask due to his disfigured nose/face.
Remember the line from Bohemian Rhapsody 'Scaramouche, scaramouche will you do the fan-dan-go...'
Remember the line from Bohemian Rhapsody 'Scaramouche, scaramouche will you do the fan-dan-go...'
- by barrytown
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I have to say, I've only seen it once so far, but really, I can;t quite make my mind up. It should be a great episode, tehre were alot of things that have always resonated well with me. And yet... I didn't quite enjoy it. I was waiting to love it. I was expecting to love it. The entire time I thought I should be loving it. And yet...
Maybe I just need to see it a few more times.
Maybe I just need to see it a few more times.
- by Sparky
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- by Roscoe
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I feel the same way. It had almost everything I could want in a Venture bros. Episode, but It still felt lack-luster. Like it was just missing that certain "Jene se quas" that is usually found pouring from Venture.
Most of this season has felt that way for me though. Not all, but Most.
Most of this season has felt that way for me though. Not all, but Most.
- by haux
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Brainulo said he wanted revenge on Dr Venture for stranding him "here in the year 19_9."
Rusty's 43 (as am i), which make him born in 1965. since it cannot be 1959 (because Rusty is already there), and it's unlikely that it's 1979 (because Rusty looks close to 4 than 14), i believe these past events take place in 1969.
however, this IS the Venture Bros, and all sorts of weird SuperScience goes on, so it's just as likely that Rusty is any age and these events could have happened during one of the seemingly common temporal fugues that go on frequently.
Rusty's 43 (as am i), which make him born in 1965. since it cannot be 1959 (because Rusty is already there), and it's unlikely that it's 1979 (because Rusty looks close to 4 than 14), i believe these past events take place in 1969.
however, this IS the Venture Bros, and all sorts of weird SuperScience goes on, so it's just as likely that Rusty is any age and these events could have happened during one of the seemingly common temporal fugues that go on frequently.
- by Sparky
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Comic time is odd. More likely it is 1967-9 and Branulo has been stuck in the past for 10 years. The Original Team Venture is talking about JFK and the Rat Pack for goodness sake.
For Rusty and Action Johnny to be who they are means they were born between 1955 - 1958. We shouldn't pick nits.
For Rusty and Action Johnny to be who they are means they were born between 1955 - 1958. We shouldn't pick nits.
- by haux
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and about those Impossibles
when Sally confronts JJ about Richard being at the party (and Richard's ear is in the scene), JJ tells her "You're obviously upset, and I want to be there for you, Funnyface." i feel like this is exactly what Richard said to her another time. but looking through my Venture Archives, i couldn't find it in Ice Station Impossible or Twenty Years to Midnight.
maybe i'm mistaken.
also
where's Rocket?
when Sally confronts JJ about Richard being at the party (and Richard's ear is in the scene), JJ tells her "You're obviously upset, and I want to be there for you, Funnyface." i feel like this is exactly what Richard said to her another time. but looking through my Venture Archives, i couldn't find it in Ice Station Impossible or Twenty Years to Midnight.
maybe i'm mistaken.
also
where's Rocket?
- by green lantren mogo
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This is a fantastic episode! Here are my faviorite moments/things
jerky j.j.
Branulo(especilly his face senile line "are you my mommy"?)
Dr.immpossible down in out:He deserved it after he mistreated his family.
The return of colonel gentelmen(as well as giving dr.venture a much needed punch for what he did in dr.quymn0
Ook-ook(and hank getting his tounge stuck to him)
Ned
The opening
and finaly pete whites greatst disire
I hope the final four are as good as this one.
jerky j.j.
Branulo(especilly his face senile line "are you my mommy"?)
Dr.immpossible down in out:He deserved it after he mistreated his family.
The return of colonel gentelmen(as well as giving dr.venture a much needed punch for what he did in dr.quymn0
Ook-ook(and hank getting his tounge stuck to him)
Ned
The opening
and finaly pete whites greatst disire
I hope the final four are as good as this one.
- by Josh Geller
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No duh straight guys fantasize about girls having sex. Girls do it too. Look at all of that Kirk/Spock, Harry Potter/Snape, stuff. All of it's got boys getting down, all of its written by women.
You don't have to take my word for this.
On the other hand Pete White has said that he "doesn't take too many trips down south" so while he may like women, I'll bet that not too many of them like him twice.
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You don't have to take my word for this.
On the other hand Pete White has said that he "doesn't take too many trips down south" so while he may like women, I'll bet that not too many of them like him twice.
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- by Sparky
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- by Spaceboy
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- by Pvt. Schwa
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Still waiting to see Brock do something interesting this season. He was my favorite character in the past two seasons, but this season he just seems tired. I really hope that this is intentional, and that JP and DH are building to some epic Brock moment in the finale, but so far I've been disappointed.
- by Roscoe
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Has anybody else noticed how few Doc Hammer Episodes we have had this season he has Teamed up with Jackson on two of 'em and written two himself out of nine episodes thus far, I gotta say, that is not a lot of Hammer. What the Heck has Doc been so busy doing? Doc's Episodes are always my Favorite, and I'm starting to feel a little deprived of Greatness.
By the way, I hope Stephen "Mr. Big-Pants" Colbert is proud of himself.
Not that Jackson didn't do a whiz-bang job. Just sayin'
By the way, I hope Stephen "Mr. Big-Pants" Colbert is proud of himself.
Not that Jackson didn't do a whiz-bang job. Just sayin'
- by Phil
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- by Thrainn
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Okay, first of all I loved this episode, it's so great to have Col. Gentleman back :D
But there is one thing about this episode that just irritates me so much and that is Humongoloids face!!
How can that be Dr. Entman?? They don't even have the same facial features. I know he could've gotten fatter when he got older but look at his eyes and his nose. What the hell??
http://img391.imageshack.us/img391/6844/humongoloidentmannkt8.jpg
But there is one thing about this episode that just irritates me so much and that is Humongoloids face!!
How can that be Dr. Entman?? They don't even have the same facial features. I know he could've gotten fatter when he got older but look at his eyes and his nose. What the hell??
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- by Crimson
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When he was Humongoloid, Entman was suffering from Pituitary gigantism, which (according to Wikipedia (yes I know not the best source)) causes
"Soft tissue swelling visibly resulting in enlargement of the hands, feet, nose, lips and ears, and a general thickening of the skin
Soft tissue swelling of internal organs, notably the heart with attendant weaking of its muscularity, and the kidneys, also the vocal cords resulting in a characteristic thick, deep voice and slowing of speech
Generalized expansion of the skull at the fontanelle
Pronounced brow protrusion, often with ocular distension
Pronounced lower jaw protrusion with attendant macroglossia and teeth gapping"
thus the difference in facal features, how Jonas managed to cure him of those symptoms by simply shrinking him, I don't know
"Soft tissue swelling visibly resulting in enlargement of the hands, feet, nose, lips and ears, and a general thickening of the skin
Soft tissue swelling of internal organs, notably the heart with attendant weaking of its muscularity, and the kidneys, also the vocal cords resulting in a characteristic thick, deep voice and slowing of speech
Generalized expansion of the skull at the fontanelle
Pronounced brow protrusion, often with ocular distension
Pronounced lower jaw protrusion with attendant macroglossia and teeth gapping"
thus the difference in facal features, how Jonas managed to cure him of those symptoms by simply shrinking him, I don't know
- by Phil
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I think it was something about having no feeling in his mouth...not unlikely he was having a heart attack.
I don't think Jonas cured him by simply shrinking him. If he had, Entmann would still have all the same problems he had as Humongoloid. (Gigantism is dangerous not because your body is huge, but because your organs are still very small. It's the ratio that's the problem; shrinking Entmann outright would preserve the ratio, and you'd just end up with a tiny little man still suffering from the now-ironic gigantism.)
The shrinkage may have been part of the treatment...but not the whole thing.
I don't think Jonas cured him by simply shrinking him. If he had, Entmann would still have all the same problems he had as Humongoloid. (Gigantism is dangerous not because your body is huge, but because your organs are still very small. It's the ratio that's the problem; shrinking Entmann outright would preserve the ratio, and you'd just end up with a tiny little man still suffering from the now-ironic gigantism.)
The shrinkage may have been part of the treatment...but not the whole thing.
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