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Reminder: Venture Bros. Season 5 DVD and Blu-Ray on March 4th
I know it's been a while, but time apart is good for us, I swear! We'll be back together before you know it! At any rate, just a quick reminder that the Venture Bros. season five Blu-Ray and DVD are out in a few short days: on March 4th! If you're into it, there's still plenty of time to pre-order them from Amazon and get them just in time. The Blu-Ray version is $24.96 and the DVD is $18.96. You could also go out and buy them from the store if you prefer, but you're on your own in that case.
- by Captain V Bro.
- (unregistered id: 720B93D9CA)
The special feature 'Fax My Grandson' w/ Larry Murphy is comedy gold.
The Blu-ray video transfer of season five is the best yet.
So far the commentaries are the usual mix of personal stories, riffs, season six minor details, on topic to the episode 25% of the time... and I personally LOVE IT.
Jackson and Doc have deep camaraderie, and a lot to say, often with sharp sardonic jabs attacking their own commentary, it's true self deprecating gold in proper Venture fashion. It's really wonderful listening to them talk is what I'm trying to get across.
A lot of behind the scenes info. this time as well, like how they wanted to make the season V finale an hour and CN said no, the budget is tighter now, not less mind you, but they are more strict with funds now.
Jackson and Doc... the kinds of people you wished you had as friends.. but settle for less. Mar. 4, 2014, 5:16pm
The Blu-ray video transfer of season five is the best yet.
So far the commentaries are the usual mix of personal stories, riffs, season six minor details, on topic to the episode 25% of the time... and I personally LOVE IT.
Jackson and Doc have deep camaraderie, and a lot to say, often with sharp sardonic jabs attacking their own commentary, it's true self deprecating gold in proper Venture fashion. It's really wonderful listening to them talk is what I'm trying to get across.
A lot of behind the scenes info. this time as well, like how they wanted to make the season V finale an hour and CN said no, the budget is tighter now, not less mind you, but they are more strict with funds now.
Jackson and Doc... the kinds of people you wished you had as friends.. but settle for less. Mar. 4, 2014, 5:16pm
- by mooinginfear
- (unregistered id: 7BCE2CA302)
I don't know what the likelihood of Jackson or Doc seeing this is, but Doc mentioned in one of the commentaries that he'd be genuinely interested to know exactly how many episodes Orpheus is in. Well here it is broken down by season:
season 1 - 7 episodes
season 2 - 9 episodes
season 3 - 4 episodes
season 4 - 5 episodes
season 5 - 2 episodes
Plus the christmas special that equals: 28 episodes. I know it's bizarre that I would know this, but it really didn't take that much research. Basically IMDB'ing Steven Rattazzi Mar. 7, 2014, 12:07am
season 1 - 7 episodes
season 2 - 9 episodes
season 3 - 4 episodes
season 4 - 5 episodes
season 5 - 2 episodes
Plus the christmas special that equals: 28 episodes. I know it's bizarre that I would know this, but it really didn't take that much research. Basically IMDB'ing Steven Rattazzi Mar. 7, 2014, 12:07am
- by Hank
Latest word from Jackson that I've ready is that they want to keep doing Venture Bros. for as long as they can, dropping in every few years. They're apparently close or have already reached their goal for what the show is, which I'm guessing is this massive universe of characters, and not needing to follow anyone in particular.
Mar. 9, 2014, 4:23pm
- by cpc65
So I get home from work yesterday and see this email from Amazon. Anyone else have this problem?
"We're writing to let you know that the payment for your order has been declined. Valid payment information must be received within 3 days, otherwise your order will be canceled."
It's an Amazon Visa. There is nothing wrong with it. It's not expired and I have less than $50 dollars on it. They just billed it last Tuesday for an episode of Archer (not really loving season 5 btw). My card was just billed again today for this week's episode. What the hell?
So anyway I just changed it to another card to make sure it went through, but now instead of my order shipping out yesterday, it didn't ship until today because of some glitch on their end. Not fair. :( Oh well. Not a big deal. As a VB fan I'm used to waiting. Mar. 4, 2014, 5:10pm
"We're writing to let you know that the payment for your order has been declined. Valid payment information must be received within 3 days, otherwise your order will be canceled."
It's an Amazon Visa. There is nothing wrong with it. It's not expired and I have less than $50 dollars on it. They just billed it last Tuesday for an episode of Archer (not really loving season 5 btw). My card was just billed again today for this week's episode. What the hell?
So anyway I just changed it to another card to make sure it went through, but now instead of my order shipping out yesterday, it didn't ship until today because of some glitch on their end. Not fair. :( Oh well. Not a big deal. As a VB fan I'm used to waiting. Mar. 4, 2014, 5:10pm
- by Captain V Bro.
- (unregistered id: 720B93D9CA)
I only use Amazon gift cards for this very reason, and they don't expire either like some.
Got mine copy today form Amazon no problems.
I suggest you just go get amazon gift car or go to best buy and get the Blu-ray.
The Blu-ray has full nice slip packaging and art, slip case with the full book motif insert and digital copy, it really goes all out like season three Blu-ray/DVD. Mar. 4, 2014, 5:21pm
Got mine copy today form Amazon no problems.
I suggest you just go get amazon gift car or go to best buy and get the Blu-ray.
The Blu-ray has full nice slip packaging and art, slip case with the full book motif insert and digital copy, it really goes all out like season three Blu-ray/DVD. Mar. 4, 2014, 5:21pm
Just got it yesterday. Really enjoying it, of course. One of the things that always impresses me is how much thought they put into the packaging. I realize Doc and Jackson probably have nothing to do with it but it's still pretty cool and it's nice to know that the network still cares about the show and its fans and wants to create a quality experience all around.
Mar. 7, 2014, 2:30am
- by cpc65
- by Captain V Bro.
- (unregistered id: 720B93D9CA)
A physical version in an increasingly online world is a must for me.
I can't live with out HD uncensored Venture Bros. Blu-rays, the commentaries alone are too great!
If the sales of each season aren't good enough, the physical releases will eventually stop.
ATHF is a good examples of this, and so is Bob's Burgers.
KOTH is the other good example of an animated show that stopped having DVD releases... after putting half the show on DVD.
Plus: Jackson and Doc each get two cents per DVD/BD sold.
We need to help Hammer get out of his shoebox. Mar. 20, 2014, 3:06am
I can't live with out HD uncensored Venture Bros. Blu-rays, the commentaries alone are too great!
If the sales of each season aren't good enough, the physical releases will eventually stop.
ATHF is a good examples of this, and so is Bob's Burgers.
KOTH is the other good example of an animated show that stopped having DVD releases... after putting half the show on DVD.
Plus: Jackson and Doc each get two cents per DVD/BD sold.
We need to help Hammer get out of his shoebox. Mar. 20, 2014, 3:06am
- by Jory
- (unregistered id: 4D1A9C6798)
Hey "H". I agree that the packaging is great, and actually it seems like it's a very hands-on process with Jackson especially--he personally did the design elements on top of the illustration, and according to Patrick Leger (http://patrickleger.tumblr.com/), who drew illustrations and the design of the cover painting, he and Jackson worked out some of the concepts for the illustrations. Wow!
Mar. 9, 2014, 4:06am
- by Hank
- by apple_mummy (log in seems to not work?)
- (unregistered id: 46CF8EC159)
I got it today in the mail! Such a delight, I love the hell out of these commentaries.
Although it's bizarre how they're still apparently under the belief that their commentary sucks. After five seasons, you'd think they would have caught on how beloved those are. Are they just being humble and ignoring it in favor of the usual self-deprecating?
(also on the first episode: more confusion over the existence of an hour-long special in the works. I suppose they had decided to nix it after the recording.) Mar. 8, 2014, 2:21am
Although it's bizarre how they're still apparently under the belief that their commentary sucks. After five seasons, you'd think they would have caught on how beloved those are. Are they just being humble and ignoring it in favor of the usual self-deprecating?
(also on the first episode: more confusion over the existence of an hour-long special in the works. I suppose they had decided to nix it after the recording.) Mar. 8, 2014, 2:21am
- by Hank
Seriously. The commentary is the main reason I enjoy the DVD's.
And yeah I'm confused too. They've said that there will be some kind of special later this year, but the 1 hour special was made part of season 6.
I'm really curious what season 6 is gonna be like. It's apparently a big epic continuous story. Mar. 8, 2014, 8:03pm
And yeah I'm confused too. They've said that there will be some kind of special later this year, but the 1 hour special was made part of season 6.
I'm really curious what season 6 is gonna be like. It's apparently a big epic continuous story. Mar. 8, 2014, 8:03pm
Received my Blu-Ray package with a delightfull "Flixter Digital Download code".
Now since I am not from the united states I have no need for this, because it will not work for us european Venture Lovers... So I'm giving it away.
Who wants a digital copy of Season 5 (and lives in the USA)! Mar. 19, 2014, 3:56am
Now since I am not from the united states I have no need for this, because it will not work for us european Venture Lovers... So I'm giving it away.
Who wants a digital copy of Season 5 (and lives in the USA)! Mar. 19, 2014, 3:56am
- by cpc65
- by Captain V Bro.
- (unregistered id: 720B93D9CA)
The Art of Venture Bros. -
Christopher McCullough, Doc Hammer, Jackson Public…
On Sale Date: October 7, 2014
$39.99 USD / $43.99 CAD
184 pages Hardback
Performing Arts / Television / General
9781616554415, 161655441X
Summary: The Art of the Venture Brothers has been created for the fans of the the hit Cartoon Network animated show and contains the earliest sketches of all your favorite Venture Bros. characters and the genesis of the ideas that became some of the shows funniest episodes.
Dark Horse Books proudly presents The Art of the Venture Bros. This massive coffee table book includes original artwork, character designs, storyboards, painted backgrounds, and props from every episode of The Venture Bros. to date, with accompanying commentary on the development of the series from co-creators Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer! Check out the earliest sketches of all your favorite Venture Bros. characters and the genesis of the ideas that became some of the shows funniest episodes. To top it off, comedian Patton Oswalt pens a very special foreword!
Series Overview: Not a series. The Art of the Venture Brothers has been created for the fans of the the hit Cartoon Network animated show and contains the earliest sketches of all your favorite Venture Bros. characters and the genesis of the ideas that became some of the shows funniest episodes. Mar. 29, 2014, 1:03pm
Christopher McCullough, Doc Hammer, Jackson Public…
On Sale Date: October 7, 2014
$39.99 USD / $43.99 CAD
184 pages Hardback
Performing Arts / Television / General
9781616554415, 161655441X
Summary: The Art of the Venture Brothers has been created for the fans of the the hit Cartoon Network animated show and contains the earliest sketches of all your favorite Venture Bros. characters and the genesis of the ideas that became some of the shows funniest episodes.
Dark Horse Books proudly presents The Art of the Venture Bros. This massive coffee table book includes original artwork, character designs, storyboards, painted backgrounds, and props from every episode of The Venture Bros. to date, with accompanying commentary on the development of the series from co-creators Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer! Check out the earliest sketches of all your favorite Venture Bros. characters and the genesis of the ideas that became some of the shows funniest episodes. To top it off, comedian Patton Oswalt pens a very special foreword!
Series Overview: Not a series. The Art of the Venture Brothers has been created for the fans of the the hit Cartoon Network animated show and contains the earliest sketches of all your favorite Venture Bros. characters and the genesis of the ideas that became some of the shows funniest episodes. Mar. 29, 2014, 1:03pm
- by cpc65
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