The Venture Bros Brothers Season 1,2 extras [Geophage]

"Brothers Ventura" - one of the most unusual cartoons. By making an episode of twenty minutes, creators have managed to develop the plot, so to sate a series of events that it seems like you're sitting in front of the screen for about ten minutes and you want more. Is it not a sign of a good show? What is usually told in cartoons about heroes and villains? About how they appeared, what good and bad deeds performed, what they have heaped ultramodern equipment ... Here this is mentioned only in passing all the emphasis on human qualities of the characters and the various details, which in other serials do not think about it. For example, rather than to prolong someone's pretentious monologue about what he is mightier all, the creators of the animated series opted to show the monarch, who in anticipation of the upcoming flight raises clenched hands up and wipes the blood of his knuckles, because the ceilings of the jail are low. Nowhere, except for "Venture Brothers" there are such fun and interesting trivia as here. This cartoon can be viewed as entertainment program, and you can treat it seriously, but one thing for sure: if in our world have been existed villains and heroes who oppose them, everything would seem like here.

Hodgman, John Urbaniak, James Huss, Toby (I) Vala, Steffen Liebmann-Smith, Richard Vollette, Tom Martinez-Joffre, Miguel Warburton, Patrick McCulloch, Christopher Watts, Reggie Benjamin, H. Jon McCulloch, Peter (I) Adler, Joanna (I) Boocock, Paul (I) McKinnon, Kate (III) Barron, Mia Colbert, Stephen Oswalt, Patton Gilad, Suzanne Conroy, Kevin (I) Park, Steve (I) Hammer, Lisa DeStefano, Stephen Parnell, Charles Hellman, Nina Edlund, Ben Rattazzi, Steven Jarboe Fillion, Nathan Sinterniklaas, Michael Simon, Rachel (I) Fleming, Terrence Small, Brendon Green, Seth Smith, T. Ryder Hader, Bill Snyder, Dana (II) Hammer, Doc Soul-Bot