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Episodes
The Monarch tries to rebuild his organization despite financial difficulties.
The Venture family returns to their old compound where intrigue, danger, jackets, and diplomacy await.
The Guild Council members face their archrivals once more, and Doc falls into a black widow's web.
Team Venture leap into action when the city is hit with a blizzard.
The Monarch and 21 face their biggest challenge yet within the Guild Headquarters; the Venture Brothers are forced to confront of their own members.
The Venture Bros.: Season 7 Videos
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Cast & Crew
Hank Venture/The Monarch
Brock Samson
Dean Venture
News & Interviews for The Venture Bros.: Season 7
Critic Reviews for The Venture Bros. Season 7
All Critics (11) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (0)
The Venture Bros. has always been about sons reconciling with a failure to live up to their fathers. In Season 7, the show is giving the titular brothers a chance to finally grow into their own lives
More resilient than most than most titles on TV... The secret is because it's a show about crashing and burning, and refusing to wallow in failure even though failure is pretty much inevitable and guaranteed.
More than anything, what's impressive is just how comfortable it feels to come back to all this.
Overall, a great beginning to the season.
It's an extraordinary installment of television.
The Venture Bros sensibly asks what part of this pop futurism was entertainment, and what was just colonizing kid's brains to make them soldiers and spooks.
An absolute riot, with morbid humor and deep callbacks as only The Venture Bros. can do them.
Despite being off the air for well over two years, The venture Bros. doesn't miss a beat as it launches into Season 7.
This is the most flexible cast of characters on television, and The Venture Bros. creative team continues to have fun with that fact in Season 7.
In vintage Venture fashion, these 60 minutes of TV completely flip the script on long-entrenched Venture continuity, yet again adding hidden layers of meaning to older episodes, in shocking fashion.
Not only deeply satisfying to long-time fans, but also explodes the status quo of the series in a big way.
Audience Reviews for The Venture Bros.: Season 7
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Jan 13, 2021This Show ending was legitimately sadder than when my wife left me and I lost full custody of my three children. 12/10 show.
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Aug 16, 2020Hilarious animated series that ranks as one of the best Adult Swim has ever produced. While initially a 'Johnny Quest' satire, the show quickly morphed into its own continuity, while still providing numerous and hilarious pop culture references, skewering everything from "Jaws" to "James Bond". Best of all, it also developed a heart over the years and while it never veered from its vicious comedy, you truly start to enjoy and feel for the characters, especially the titular Hank & Dean (whose evolution over the series from dumb teens to well, not as dumb teens, is one of the many highlights). Just a great and hilarious series from beginning to end.
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Sep 19, 2019Watch this show. There is no other show I can think of that's as detailed in its characters and story arc... The 7th season, along with the 4th, 5th, and 6th, I would give them all 10/10. I have to call it what it is, Brilliance... at its best.
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Nov 12, 2018While this is still one of the best shows on TV, this is not their best season. There' a bit of being 'too clever' starting up, and making up stuff after the fact, which is still great fun to watch, but a bit of a disappointment for the die hard. I love this show, but felt this season was done under pressure to cover a few bases, and sometimes its just better not to know everything. I think too many fans demanded answers! and you know, when you go looking for answers, you may not like what you find.
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Oct 09, 2018The Venture Bros continues to tell a compelling story.
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Oct 08, 2018Being on air for 14 years now (albeit with longer gaps between seasons than most other shows) one might think The Venture Bros. would run serious risk of being old-hat at this point, but fortunately the series is still a powerhouse for quality writing in adult animation, albeit with less cohesive focus. As always, The Venture Bros. has succeeded at being both a pulp serial as well as a pop-culture satire, which is does in spades here, and even throws some curveballs into its mythology. While the show's creators may not be as young and on-top-of-things as they used to be, the show's sensibilities don't feel dated, and it's reassuring to consider that Adult Swim airs another consistent sci-fi toon that has a more retrospective air to it than Rick and Morty. While this season's scripts may not be as ambitious as ones before it, they're still always unpredictable, and it's most impressive to see how the writers have allowed Hank and Dean to mature over the years, while most of the other characters have retained their status quo. Still Adult Swim's magnum opus, and while it's certain to be a while before we see this series return, the substantial cliffhanger ending is enough to make one's mouth water at new story potential.
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Oct 06, 2018Seven seasons going in and the Venture Bros. is still surprisingly going strong. The Ventures' move to New York last season still seems to be paying off as the show runners still seem invigorated as they continue to play with their new ideas. It opens up with a fantastically ambitious three-parter that satisfyingly wraps up the plot threads from last season. Then it goes onto new entertaining stuff and ends on a more subdued but emotionally satisfying finale. There is a lot more emphasis on the villain organization The Guild of Calamitous Intent, as Dr. Mrs. the Monarch helps the Council runs things while the Monarch and his right-hand man 21 try to rise up the ranks, so the Monarch can resume arching Dr. Venture, by taking any assignment they can. Although the Guild has been around since the beginning, there turns out be a surprising amount of material to be mined here. We get to see a lot more of funny Johnny Quest's Dr. Zin parody Dr. Z and last season's breakout character the Red Death, equally cool, charming, and completely threatening and voiced to perfection by Clancy Brown. Monarch and 21 always work great together, but their chemistry goes up a notch here. Seeing them react together to various weird situations that were not of their own creation for once is particularly fun. Now fans of the Ventures themselves may be disappointed that they're not so much the focus here. Yes they have plot lines each episode, but they mostly don't shine as much. Still, I was so pleased with the material in general that I didn't care. The show remains as funny as ever, but there are some solid human beats. The show sets itself apart from other animated shows by having the characters progress and you get to see some characters experience important revelations. Ultimately, if you like the Venture Bros. in general then this won't disappoint.
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