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| Original Air Date—16 February 2003
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| Original Air Date—7 August 2004
Dr. Venture and family are in Mexico where the boys get kidnapped by the Monarch's Henchmen. Brock goes on a rampage to get them back and Dr. Venture loses both his kidneys and wakes up in a bathtub of ice. |
| Original Air Date—14 August 2004
Dubbed the Ninth Wonder of the World, Jonas Venture's space station, Gargantua 1, has developed a problem, and it's up to Dr. Thaddeus Venture to fix his father's creation. But could the station be haunted by vengeful ghost? |
| Original Air Date—21 August 2004
Brock goes on a wilderness retreat, and gets more than he bargained for when he encounters the Army searching for something. Meanwhile, the Venture family retreats to the panic room when the forces of both The Monarch and Baron Ünderbheit attack. |
| Original Air Date—28 August 2004
Dr. Venture takes the X1 to "Brisbyland" for a meeting with the theme park owner Roy Brisby. But the boys get kidnapped by the "Orange County Liberation Front" and Brock and his former lover and secret agent Molotov Cocktease mount a rescue. |
| Original Air Date—4 September 2004
The boys discover a dangerous pod in the lab that projects your fantasies, thus trapping you inside. Dr. Byron Orpheus is introduced as well as his daughter, Trianna, whom Dean becomes enamored with immediately. |
| Original Air Date—11 September 2004
Dr. Venture and family encounter Ghost Pirates while trying to recover an old crashed aircraft made by Dr. Jonas Venture decades earlier. |
| Original Air Date—18 September 2004
Pete White, Master Billy Quizboy, and Dr. Venture are recruited by their old college professor, Dr. Richard Impossible, to work for him doing super-science at his remote arctic lab. But when Hank is infected by one of Dr. Impossible's old serums, Brock must race to locate the lab and save Hank's life. |
| Original Air Date—25 September 2004
While trying to re-live his younger days with "the ladies", Dr. Venture is seduced by Dr. Girlfriend in disguise as part of a Monarch evil plan. Brock learns he has to renew his license to kill. |
| Original Air Date—2 October 2004
While Brock and Hank are held hostage by The Monarch, Master Billy Quiz-Boy and Pete White are called in to help diagnose a mysterious painful illness afflicting Dean. |
| Original Air Date—9 October 2004
To raise much-needed cash, Dr. Venture holds a yard sale for his father's old, unwanted super-science equipment and inventions. Brock and other agents from the Office of Secret Intelligence maintain security as many of Venture's arch-nemeses attend, but The Monarch has other plans. |
| Season 1, Episode 11: Past TenseOriginal Air Date—16 October 2004
Hank and Dean learn about Brock and Dr. Venture's early days as they attend a funeral for Mike Sorayama, an old college buddy they used to tease. But the funeral proves to be a ruse by Sorayama to exact revenge for their torment. |
| Original Air Date—23 October 2004
The Monarch finds himself on trial for a murder, but it soon becomes clear that the "Guild of Calamitous Intent" may be behind the whole thing. |
| Original Air Date—30 October 2004
While Hank and Dean run away from home to seek their independence, an old enemy of Dr. Venture's, long thought destroyed, returns seeking vengeance. |
| Original Air Date—19 December 2004
It's Christmas and the Ventures are having their annual party. But the festivities are interrupted by the Dean who accidentally summons a Christmas demon, and the Monarch who plans to blow up the Venture home. |
| Original Air Date—25 June 2006
Life goes on after the tragic deaths of Hank and Dean. Meanwhile, the Monarch deals with life "inside" but you can't keep a good criminal mastermind down. But will King Gorilla prove to be his greatest ally, or his worst betrayer? |
| Original Air Date—2 July 2006
The Monarch has escaped from prison, and the Henchmen re-assemble to serve him. Dr. Venture takes Dean to a shopping mall and the family gets ambushed by the Monarch who was there attempting to win back Dr. Girlfriend. |
| Original Air Date—9 July 2006
Molotov Cocktease fills in at the Venture compound as Brock goes on a mission to terminate a rogue agent. While Molotov tries to beat some masculinity into Dr. Venture and his sons, we learn something of Brock's past through flashbacks. |
| Original Air Date—16 July 2006
Team Venture find themselves trapped in the clutches of a bloodthirsty Egyptian cult and their time machine. Dr. Venture narrowly escapes and teams up with Master Billy Quizboy and Pete White, but promptly forgets to mount a rescue. So it's up to Brock and a pantheon of history's greatest men to find another way out. |
| Original Air Date—6 August 2006
While a mysterious extra-terrestrial Inquisitor evaluates human culture, Dr. Venture discovers an old video recording from his father informing him he must, before tomorrow night, locate and assemble the hidden pieces to a device that will save the Earth from certain doom. |
| Original Air Date—13 August 2006
Hilarity ensues when the Phantom Limb and Dr. Girlfriend try to patch up their differences with the Monarch by going on a double-date with him and his Internet date. |
| Original Air Date—20 August 2006
Baron Underbheit returns as the Venture Bros jet crashes in Underland. The Baron seeks revenge on Dr. Venture and attempts to marry Dean, who is dressed in a Princess Leia slave girl costume when they are captured. |
| Original Air Date—3 September 2006
Dr. Orpheus is awarded an official "Guild of Calamitous Intent" arch villain. He assembles his team of three and auditions his prospective villain at the Venture compound. |
| Original Air Date—10 September 2006
Gargantuan 1 crashes and Col. Bud Manstrong survives and hailed as a national hero. He and the Ventures are then honored at the White House. But the ghost of Abraham Lincoln appears suspecting an attempt will be made to assassinate the President. |
| Original Air Date—24 September 2006
The boys are kidnapped by a woman claiming to be their mother. Dr. Orpheus helps Dr. Venture get rid of a Japanese demon that is tied to him. |
| Original Air Date—1 October 2006
While Dr. Venture constructs his Venturestien Monster, Brock has an existential crisis and a parody "Scooby Gang" arrives, looking to solve a "Mystery". Hilarity, violence, tripping on some vine juice, and a general pissing on Scooby Doo. |
| Original Air Date—8 October 2006
The Monarch proposes to Dr. Girlfriend. Thanks to the hasty actions of the Henchmen, the entire Venture family finds themselves participating in the wedding. Phantom Limb crashes the party, threatening to destroy everyone unless the wedding is called off. |
| Original Air Date—15 October 2006
The second part of the season finale. Battle begins between Phantom Limb and the Monarch wedding party. Brock takes charge of the Henchmen in an effort to rescue Dr. Girlfriend. |
| Original Air Date—1 June 2008
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| Original Air Date—8 June 2008
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| Original Air Date—15 June 2008
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| Original Air Date—22 June 2008
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| Original Air Date—29 June 2008
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| Original Air Date—6 July 2008
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| Original Air Date—13 July 2008
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| Original Air Date—20 July 2008
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| Original Air Date—27 July 2008
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| Original Air Date—3 August 2008
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| Season 3, Episode 11: ORBOriginal Air Date—10 August 2008
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| Original Air Date—17 August 2008
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| Original Air Date—24 August 2008
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| Original Air Date—18 October 2009
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| Original Air Date—25 October 2009
The Monarch attempts to strike Dr Venture where it hurts, by kidnapping Hank & Dean and holding them for a $10M ransom. The plan is foiled when rainbow hero Captain Sunshine arrives to rescues Hank, making him his new sidekick, Wonder Boy. |
| Original Air Date—1 November 2009
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