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Assassinanny 911 Discussion

by Mike
Jul. 8, 2006, 12:00am | 66 Comments
It's that time again, kids. The third episode of season two, Assassinanny 911 should now be up on Adult Swim Fix (and will continue to be up until this time next week) for your viewing pleasure. And of course it will air at 10:30pm EST this upcoming Sunday.

REMEMBER: the comments will probably contain spoilers, so don't even think about reading them if you don't want the episode spoiled. Enjoy and play nice!
Danica Patrick

135 lbs of Grade a American Come and get it

The Scooby doo kid? Where did he go

Eye Balls in Jars

LSD boots

and

Nice Rack Hank!
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Jul. 8, 2006, 12:19am
  • by Gumby
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All That and a mullet too
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Jul. 8, 2006, 12:25am
  • by Big G
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Yes, lets not forget to mention that this episode marked the glorious return of the mullet.
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Jul. 8, 2006, 2:41am
  • by cuavsfan
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Continuing the Hank resemblence to Brock issues from last ep:
When the scene started as Brock was checking Hank's scalp it looked like a mother combing her daughter's hair (at least to me)...
Hank is clearly much more athletic / muscular than Dean (as Triana's friend pointed out)...
Hank was gaga over Molotov, even as she treated him roughly (just like Brock)...
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Jul. 8, 2006, 3:40am
  • by Big G
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Chinatown rules

"He's your mother AND your father!!!
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Jul. 8, 2006, 12:21am
Is it just me or are the episodes just getting better or does it just appear that way becasue we've been w/o any new VB for almost 2 years?
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Jul. 8, 2006, 12:30am
  • by MOXICA
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THE BOYS DRESSED UP AS THE KARATE KID HERO AND VILLAIN WAS GREAT THE WRITTING IS SUPERB AND NICE CAMEO BY DR ORPHEUS AND ALSO NICE TO SEE H.E.L.P.eR. IS BACK HIS HITECH WEAPONSWILL COME BY SOME OTHER TIME
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Jul. 8, 2006, 12:56am
  • by MOXICA
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"INTELLIGENCE START USING IT"
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Jul. 8, 2006, 1:02am
  • by Colonel Bud Manstrong
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I think the writing has taken a quantum leap from season 1 (and season 1 was pretty damn good).
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Jul. 8, 2006, 1:00am
  • by cuavsfan
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I think that was the funniest episode yet... everything with Hank was just perfect... Plus some Brock backstory... Dr. O. was back for a brief (but funny) apperance... This show has totally hit its stride... I hope they keep 'em coming like this one...
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Jul. 8, 2006, 1:43am
  • by cuavsfan
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A few things that were awesome in this ep:
Stabbing with the pencil and the resultant "Holy crap, you made me kill Dean"...
Hank's costume when he brought Molotov breakfast...
Hank trying to get "a little more" after being resuscitated...
Brock's target / former teacher being named Hunter Gatherer(s?)...
Brock buckling up after the 2 guys jumped out of the car...
Brock has Molotov's eye ball in a jar in his room...
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Jul. 8, 2006, 3:36am
The Book Dean is "forced" to read is the gru spetsnaz or Russian Special Forces Hand Book.
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Jul. 8, 2006, 3:49am
  • by MOXICA
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AND THE SYMBOL IS NOT A LEGAL ISSUE WITH DC COMICS FOR THAT IS THERE REAL LOGO A BAT WITH A LIGHTNING SYMBOL BEHIND IT
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Jul. 8, 2006, 4:43am
  • by Pooptart19
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I love the teepee joke. Hank has a teepee in his shorts. They're haunted. That part made me laugh til' my foot bled. Man. The episodes just keep getting better!

& I guess the old photo of Triana with some other woman is not her mother, it's her friend. More hilarity. Keep 'em comin', & I'll keep on watchin'.

HOLY CRAP I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!
Go Team Venture!
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Jul. 8, 2006, 6:08am
  • by cuavsfan
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Which photo is that? I don't seem to remember it...
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Jul. 8, 2006, 6:35am
  • by Jennifer
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It's from the adultswim website when they where building up to the season premiere.
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Jul. 8, 2006, 7:20am
  • by cuavsfan
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Ah... As nerdy as it sounds I was actually avoiding all of that stuff because I didn't want to see any spoilers... :)...
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Jul. 8, 2006, 7:27pm
  • by Pooptart
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"Are you ready for anything"
"Yes"
(pause)
"Are you still ready for anything?"
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Jul. 8, 2006, 6:12am
  • by Greatduke
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"Ye-"
"WRONG!"
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Dec. 4, 2009, 9:06pm
  • by Bargoyle
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Great episode. The haunted shorts scene almost made me piss myself I was laughing so hard. Love the nod to Hunter S. Thompson, and the movie The Last Dragon..."Who is the Master?? Sho-Nuff!!" Too funny. These episodes just keep getting better.
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Jul. 8, 2006, 8:14am
The haunted tee pee and the opening to this show have been up for a few weeks on AS. Of course the Tee Pee bit makes more sense now.
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Jul. 8, 2006, 3:58pm
I liked that Hunter Gathers was a tribute to both Hunter S. Thompson and to Duke, Gary Trudeau's interpretation of Thompson in Doonsbury. Hilarious character.

"You mean Nosferatu?"
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Jul. 10, 2006, 10:42pm
  • by Steve W
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I think the bit at the end, "Father, I want to kill you", was a Jim Morrison quote (from The Doors).

I was hoping at the beginning that things at the Venture compound would get a little more crazy so that Molotov could see that Brock's job wasn't so easy.
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Jul. 9, 2006, 3:25am
  • by Gothicoyne
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No doubt that was a line from the Doors song "The End." Me being a big Jim Morrison fan totally made this my favorite episode from the new season. It keeps getting better and better.
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Jul. 9, 2006, 6:29am
  • by Sam JW
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It was definitely a reference to "The End", with "Molotov, I want to..."
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Jul. 9, 2006, 8:46pm
  • by Bill Kilgore
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Also a reference to the end of Apocalypse Now, where Martin Sheen confronts Kurtz with the machete and chops him up. "The End" was playing during that scene too.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 12:35am
  • by Doctor Snoz the imperfek
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Love the back story on Brock...this episode made him seem like the ultimate bad ass "Do these cigarettes do any thing funny?" ... the animation during that scene (Brock & two agents in car) seemed a bit off, it reminded me of the Tick for some reason ... anybody catch the nod to Apocolypse Now??
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Jul. 9, 2006, 4:36am
  • by InvaderLur
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If Dr. Venture is a supreme failure, why do they need Operation Rusty's Blanket? It seems like the cloning machines were built by Jonas Venture Sr. ( they run on punch cards! ). Anyway, why does the government need to protect a colossal failure of scientist? There must be something they want to protect.
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Jul. 9, 2006, 3:10pm
  • by Sam JW
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Theory: If the idea that Hank is Brock's son/clone is true, that might be why the family needs protecting. The government might think Hank will one day be a skilled killer like his 'father'.
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Jul. 9, 2006, 8:51pm
  • by Zork
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This is a good point...perhaps Jonas Sr. is the REAL president (ass opposed to the fake one referenced by Hunter) and has directed OSI to protect Rusty even after he faked his own death....
Just a thought.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 9:47pm
  • by Char
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I can't believe nobody has mentioned Hank poking Molotov's belly button while saying "boop."
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Jul. 9, 2006, 4:42pm
So is Episode part of Season 1 since it took place in 2004?
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Jul. 9, 2006, 7:35pm
  • by Tiffany
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I was laughing hysterically at the part where Hank was about to "kill" Dr. Venture.
Is it me or is the part about Hank pissing in his pants and passing out after attempting to kill Dr. Venture remniscient of The Green Mile?
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Jul. 10, 2006, 1:28am
  • by Cione
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FREAKIN' AWESOME EPISODE!

Seriously, I think this may be the best episode of the series yet, even better than the ghost pirate episode!!!

THE RETURN OF MOLOTOV COCKTEASE!!!

AND HELPER!!!!!!!!!!!

AND...my pants are haunted.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 5:04am
  • by cocor
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Dude, the episode was great.
Btw, some spam thingie got ahold
of your "Doc Hammer would have sex
with Dean" entry. It's full of
viagra advertisement and stuff.
Horrible.

PS. Can't wait for the notes on this
episode.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 7:47am
  • by Mike
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Ugh. Thanks. They really went to town on that. I hate spam so much :( Time to improve the spam catching code yet again. Sigh.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 4:27pm
  • by cuavsfan
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Just watched it again... a few more great moments:
"Well then maybe in 4 minutes you'll understand"...
Hank's drug-induced dream (little Hank heads for breasts, both of them having smoke come from thier mouths when they talk despite Hank not smoking)...
Brock's James Bond-like stuff (the giant bubble suit, the girl on the beach)...
Hank trying to push Dr. O. out so he wouldn't interfere with him and Mol...
"I thought you guys just liked to dress like idiots"...

Oh, man... there were so many more...
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Jul. 10, 2006, 8:04am
  • by priscilla
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Jul. 10, 2006, 6:18pm
  • by cuavsfan
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I was thinking that we also got two more backstory questions raised that will probably be answered at some point:
1) What is the story behind Brock having Molotov's eye?
2) Who was the closest thing to a father that Brock ever had (Since Hunter was 2nd)?
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Jul. 10, 2006, 7:15pm
  • by Gmby
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Good Questions, maybe we'll find out... but the line that still has me going is Molotov's "I can't belive you kept it" (refering of course to "the" eye in the jar)
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Jul. 10, 2006, 7:42pm
  • by Zork
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I think the 1st closest thing to a father Brock had must've been Jonas Sr.

I don't mean to keep harping on Jonas Sr. conspiracies, but I think there's way more to that character than has been explored.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 9:52pm
  • by Frankie
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Brock never knew Jonas Sr. He's the one who told Rusty that he died in Past Tense.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 10:26pm
  • by Zork
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Brock didn't know Jonas Sr. at that time, but if you buy Jonas Sr. faking his own death, then Brock certainly could've met him while working for OSI...
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Jul. 12, 2006, 9:27pm
  • by Doctor Snoz The Curious
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is there anything significant of a manacanda??? other than it is a combo of man and serpent...
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Jul. 10, 2006, 7:33pm
I figured he was one of Nat King Cobra's soldiers. It also continues the running joke of different threats poping out of the wheel wells of the X-1.
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Jul. 10, 2006, 10:39pm
  • by Zork
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Don't you mean the womanaconda? She was pregnant, remember?
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Jul. 12, 2006, 9:29pm
  • by Doc Kneezy
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Fuck what I said earlier.....Assassinanny 911 is now my favorite episode of the Venture Bros. These new episodes seem to be leaps and bounds ahead of the episodes in season 1. And season was fucking great. Molotov Cocktease was funny as hell in this episode. I'm glad they utilized her character to the Max in this episode. In the "Incredible Mr. Brisby" she had kind of a minor role. The haunted pants part was the funniest damn thing i've seen in a long time. That was crazy how at the end that Hunter guy got a goddamn sex change. And what was that shit in Molotov's boots that hank got stuck with???LSD??? He was trippin'. For a minute I thought he had actually killed Dr. Venture because that blade looked real. And he was draggin' it so it thought it was heavy. Why is "Escape to The House of Mummies" titled "Part 2"???Is there a part 1??? Favorite quote....You do not allow Brock to do anything. Everday he lets you live you should bow down and worship him as a god. (I know it's a little choppy. I can't fully remember she said.....)
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Jul. 10, 2006, 8:10pm
  • by josh
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no women no children!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Jul. 10, 2006, 9:12pm
  • by Bhaakon
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I love the forshadowing of the sexchange, by having Hunter dressed in drag during the stakeout scene.

Also from that scene, Brock's female vampire assassin comment seemed to be straight from the mouth of a dead crazy person, if you catch my drift.
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Jul. 11, 2006, 1:52am
  • by Shan
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I do!

Brock: "Honestly, Hank, where do you come up with this stuff? I never see you read. It's like you channel dead crazy people."

Hank: "You think it's a cry for help?"
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Jul. 11, 2006, 2:05am
  • by Doctor SnOZ the Slowminded
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Okay...maybe you are going to have to dumb it down for me, please..."dead crazy person"...what episode did that hank & brock dialogue come from???I'm thinking hank was refering to the beds that teach them...I'm lost...interesting implications...could brock already be dead...they got the ability to cloane...surely thaddius has been cloned for his many abductions as a kid...or maybe we are just looking too much into this cartoon...but then again...there is no telling how deep the rabitt hole goes...
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Jul. 11, 2006, 7:43am
That quote is from "The Trail of the Monarch" when Brock, Dean and Hank are in the bathroom right before the guild opperatives freeze the room.
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Jul. 11, 2006, 5:39pm
  • by Shan
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This episode was a wonderful one and so far, I think my favorite! Brock’s back story is great, but I question the timeline. If Doc is 42/43 (as was mentioned in Mid-life) and was a senior in college when Brock was a freshman (Past Tense), assuming he went into college right out of high school, that’d put him about 3-4 years younger then Venture, about 38/39. You subtract 21 years from that and that makes Brock only 17 or 18 when he meets Hunter there in the beginning of the ep. Depending on when his birthday is, that could work if he got kicked out of college at the beginning of the school year, but he looked like he was in his mid 20’s to early 30’s when meeting Hunter. Not to mention he said he was joining the Army when he left college and that’s a 2 year service. . . So. . .Yeah. And, also, is it just me, or did Brock not seem as interested in Molotov as he was in The Incredible Mr. Brisby? There seemed to be a strong passion there between them in that ep and in this last one, they were more like just friends. Not that I’m complaining. I still thought it great, but I was just curious what others thought about that. I’m also curious if his mother is still alive and if we’ll ever meet her. Yes, I’m obsessed with Brock. I MUST KNOW! =)
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Jul. 11, 2006, 2:03am
  • by MOXICA
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DONT FORGET HIS BROTHER TAN TAN TAAAANNNNN
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Jul. 11, 2006, 2:17am
  • by Shan
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Aaah, yes, I did forget. TY for the reminder. . . .Hmmm. . . Wonder why nothing was ever said about either Brock's mother or brother before?. . . .But, I have to say, if Brock's brother ever shows up and has red hair. . . . I am TOTALLY going to freak! LMAO! SEND IN THE CLONES, anyone?? LOL!
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Jul. 11, 2006, 2:28am
  • by Shan
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Aaah, yes, I did forget. TY for the reminder. . . .Hmmm. . . Wonder why nothing was ever said about either Brock's mother or brother before?. . . .But, I have to say, if Brock's brother ever shows up and has red hair. . . . I am TOTALLY going to freak! LMAO! SEND IN THE CLONES, anyone?? LOL!
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Jul. 11, 2006, 2:54am
  • by Machete
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interesting comment! Ok, with the Brock\Molotov attraction, I took the initial encounter's passion as a matter of them a) not having seen each other for a long time and b) their unsatisfied lust. After Brock realized Cocktease still was tuna in the can, he went and handled things and seemed to resign himself to the fact.
his resignation is why I think he's not amped up around her.

That timeline question is a good one. I didn't recall Brock's classification being specified but if it was, remember that classification reflects credits (usually within your declared major) and not years. So you can't reliably calculate Brock's age.
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Jul. 13, 2006, 9:12pm
  • by Random Person # 2209
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...uh...wow...
Everybody pretty much said it all.

Q.
Hank is the outgoing "jock" of the two brothers and Dean is the more "effeminate" brains. Why is it that when they play out their romantic ideals, Dean tries to be the tough, protective, heroic manly man (Dean's acting out when he's alone...practicing being "a good boyfriend"...) and Hank acts out as an obediant boy-toy? (what says "yes ma'am" more than a chippendales' outfit? Seriously...just Hank in that get up was enough to make the episode hilarious.)

Given, most guys would probably HAVE to fold under the sharp, pointy heel of Molotov out of survival, but Hank was just a little too into it.

It would have been both funny and sad if Hank tried to take Brock on to win over Mol. Good thing they're clones, though.
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Jul. 11, 2006, 3:23am
  • by Yarr
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This was a great, great episode. The belly button thing, the "He wanted meh to read this to joo", and every scene with Hunter Gatherer was great. That gay lil' cigarrete holder was great and how his uniform looked like a parody of a Marvel comic's SHIELD uniform.
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Jul. 11, 2006, 3:46pm
  • by Vivas
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At the start of the season only know this episodes name I totally called that this would be the return of Molotov. Great ep.
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Jul. 11, 2006, 7:56pm
  • by three toes of fury
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Woo Hoo! Love the show! Love this site.

Alot of the great stuff and references has already been listed. "Boop!" man thats laugh out loud funny.

Anyhoo i think i have a reference thats new for the list: when hank is trying to get rid of Dr Orpheous, he says "I said GOOD DAY SIR!". Im pretty sure this is a direct reference to one of the final scenes from the orig Willy Wonka movie (a personal fav). In the scene Gene Wilder dismisses charlie and grandpa joe with the same furious line as a test.

Doc Hammer and Jackson P freakin rule, their writing is amazing and there references are just perfect.

Now please excuse me, My pants are haunted!!!!
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Jul. 11, 2006, 10:20pm
  • by Steve W
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After Molotov pulls the pencil out of Dean's foot, he passes out and she tells Hank to pin him. But the first time I heard it, I thought she told him "What are you waiting for? Pee on him!" Which in my opinion would have been funnier than pinning him down.
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Jul. 12, 2006, 6:26am
  • by Doc Kneezy
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"You don not allow Brock to do anything! He allows you to live and everyday he does so, you should bow down and thank...."
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Jul. 14, 2006, 8:52pm
Oh
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Jul. 15, 2006, 5:09pm
Sorry about that, I wish you could edit these comments. Anyway, I liked how this episode pretty much proved that Brock has been deeply affected by the death of the boys. Or at least that seems like the best explaination for his new attitude. Last season he just left the Ventures on their own when he went "camping", this time he made sure to offer them protection.

By the way, if anyone wants some avatars from this episode, I've made some here: http://www.scottpweb.com/Avatars/Venture_Bros.html

Thanks to this site for providing me with so many images.
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Jul. 15, 2006, 5:12pm
  • by nowomen-nochildren
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I didn't catch this one until the third pass:

Col. Gathers, AKA Hunter: "Trust no one! The minute God crapped out the third caveman a conspiracy was hatched against one of them! Get up damn you!"

Brilliant.
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Jul. 16, 2006, 4:08pm
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