until that one scene when they are interrogating rusty and he tells hank that he sympathizes more with Hank than he does with Dean. Stating that he sees more of himself in Hanks rebellious behavior than he does in Dean and that Dean should have been the "boy adventurer" because he "believes in it".
When you really think about it Brock is a good soldier and and super spy. He is however a terrible Bodyguard, yes some of the deaths are not his fault. Really it's Doc for bringing them on this deadly adventures but even then it's not his fault either. Sort of. It's all he knows because of his own messed up life by his own asshole dad. But a good chunk of the deaths are by the boys own faults. Although Brock sometimes isn't always around and even left Doc in a party full of super villains because he was bored. Regardless of GUILD rules.
I have not watched any of the episodes in full but with them mentioning "it's like he channel dead people" and "you think it's a cry for help?" Always made me suspect that it was not referring to Hank crying for help, but Jonas
You know brock is a way better dad than doc, If the kid's were missing the only person who was actually concerned was brock, but doctor venture said"fine"
G TV well to be fair getting kidnaped doesn't really mean anything to him probably half the rules regarding kidnaping where made because of him and because of those rules he knows the boys will be treated relatively well and will come back in a day or two after there ether rescued or ransomed hell hank will even enjoy the experience
@@gabe.network3645 yea Because in his twisted world getting kidnapped is like going for a slumber party they get back and he’s like did you brush your teeth you didn’t stay up to late did you
@@tannerkocer7123 Not sure but Brock's line might actually be a reference to The Necroscope by Brian Lumley.It's a supernatural spy novel series about an agent who does channel dead people and he even allowes some of them to possess him. It's a little far fetched though.
Hank did pass the training that Gathers whipped up to try and break him. Boy did he ever try to break him... But he still came through. Also that episode where he ate a bunch of mushrooms and became the Batman, showing he could kick some ass, too... Hank honestly has a ton of potential, is somewhat competent in a fight and if the series ever continues, hell I could see him in the OSI easily along with Dermot.
my favorite brock dad moment is when the sphinx guys are talking about how they all had to make sacrifices and brock brings up not being able to tell the boys they were safe
You know when you realize the monarch and rusty are blood related, half way anyway, and JJ you can tell history repeated itself with Hank Dean and dermit
That's a horrifically accurate connection you've pointed out between the two trios; Rusty is the Dean, JJ is the Hank and Monarch is the Dermott of the trifecta especially when you compare their relationships to eachother Christ on a cracker it's just like you said "history repeats itself"
Well, they did die and were never revived. The clones are like twins of the other ones but with fake memories implanted in. They are technically different people. The kids died a long time ago, and more kids are dying each time. Why not save them?
Brock is a great dad, Helper is a good mom, and Rusty is a weird uncle that only did bare minimum parenting of his kids so that Brock won't beat him up.
I like how ever since they stopped cloning hank and dean and started to be themselves, they both had better development as the series goes. Hank started to be more confident towards himself and acts more brave then when he was still cloned. I mean he even has more physical improvement then dean does, being more in following brock then rusty. On the other side, dean has been turning more into rusty as hes more serious and takes everything more carefully then be used to, being a bit more pessimistic and smarter as he gies on like rusty.
Give Hank some credit, his Monarch henchman disguise was actually very well done. I know Doc Venture has always seen Dean as the smart one, but Hank is way faster to pick up on stuff and has a pretty good record of quickly gaining street smarts, which in the world of arching is probably more important that the super-science smarts that Doc keeps trying to force into Dean. Also, "I have a confession, Hank. I only like the Batman because he has the best villains!" That's very much true of a whole lot of people IRL as well
When Brock left, they looked to Sergeant Hatred as a father. When Sergeant Hatred left, they looked to Rusty. All they had left was each other, and in doing so became their own men.
Love how Brock doesn’t need to guard the venture bros what so ever, but he still takes it pretty seriously. Loved the episode when doc got himself stuck in a wall, and he & Brock were laughing at all the ways they died.
the way the assassin genuinely looks like he feels bad for lying to hank about his love of batman is hilarious. his take on the best villians is so right tho
He's more of a mom then a dad because if you think about he gotta mama bear tendencies and treats them like how a mom would not to mention that the way he acts towards them vs how he acts towards dr.venture pure mom instincts and lastly but definitely not the least how angry he gets when those boys are in trouble
a Brock-dad moment i love is when the venture family had a hit on them, and when Brock mostly secured Doc (he was still slowly bleeding to death and lost his arm) he left, full nude, covered in blood, and raced to Hank and Dean, despite just being “fired”
Brock's eyes Season 1: Blue Orbs Harbringing Death Brock's eyes Season 4: Kiss kiss fall in love! Brock's eyes Season 5: Harbingers of Death, but in black
I really hope if we get anymore Venture brothers stuff its gonna be about hank becoming the next Sovereign of the guild. He's perfect, he's a blonde weirdo that is obsessed with a celebrity to the point he dresses like them. He's just like the old guy, also Hank can carry on the Venture family legacy without being a super scientist, and rember one of the only organizations Brock respects is the Guild. Imagine how proud Brock would be if Hank became one of the highest members of the only organization he respects
'Ah, what a fascinating Puritan you are, Lady Windermere ...' Ever feel like Brock missed his real calling in life - treading the boards as an actor in the theatre? :D
The Venture Bros is hands down the best adult animated series, ever. It blends action, drama and comedy, and does it effortlessly, without feeling forced or ham-fisted. World-building is also on a next level. And best of all, there are no "life lessons" or "in your face" political messages in any of the episodes. It's pure entertainment and did not dip in quality once throughout it's entire 7 season run. I don't understand how this once-in-a-lifetime show could be so underrated and ultimately canned.
I once got this weird feeling that Brock is actually hank’s secret biological father and he slept with Dr. venture’s wife making hank and dean half brothers but then I realized that they were twins
I mean- it's physically POSSIBLE, if she did them back to back. It's more of a timeline issue, Brock started working at the compund after Hank and Dean were born.
@@rocksciii But Brock did know Rusty back in College, it is possible the boys were made at a college party with Brock and Doc right before Doc left to take over Venture Industries and Brock got enlisted by OSI. Remember technically the boys are a bit younger than they should be due to their age being stagnant for a bit due to all the cloning.
When you really think about it Brock is a good soldier and and super spy. He is however a terrible Bodyguard, yes some of the deaths are not his fault. Really it's Doc for bringing them on this deadly adventures but even then it's not his fault either. Sort of. It's all he knows because of his own messed up life by his own asshole dad. But a good chunk of the deaths are by the boys own faults. Although Brock sometimes isn't always around and even left Doc in a party full of super villains because he was bored. Regardless of GUILD rules.
The only clip missing would be when explaining their motivations for (I wanna call it) reincarnating Sphinx Brock says his sacrifice was “Living next to the boys for a year and not being able to tell them they’re safe.”
![Best of Shore Leave [Venture Bros]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Mjb-o9YdtYM/mqdefault.jpg)
90 percent of these clips are Brock and Hank. It's shows that Rusty never showed Hank any attention and Brock basically raised Hank.
until that one scene when they are interrogating rusty and he tells hank that he sympathizes more with Hank than he does with Dean. Stating that he sees more of himself in Hanks rebellious behavior than he does in Dean and that Dean should have been the "boy adventurer" because he "believes in it".
@@TheCodgod1996 Weird how he got it completely backwards...
@@TheCodgod1996 "He's a Venture! He'll never shaken..."
Hank needed him more.
@@TheCodgod1996 brock still raised hank, even if rusty was more sympathetic to hank
The fact that Monarch made clear eye contact with Dean and still insisted on staying in the bathroom is insane
Seeing that same kid die every other week prolly makes you care less when you do see him.
When you gotta go you gotta go
The fact he still tried to sneak into the urinal made it even better
Yea he's a great guardian. He keeps the boys safe and teaches them the important stuff that their learning beds never could
Except for the 14 or 15 times he didn't keep them safe....
@@PumpkinHoard you can cut back when a safety net is available
Or rusty
Like dying 14 times
When you really think about it Brock is a good soldier and and super spy. He is however a terrible Bodyguard, yes some of the deaths are not his fault. Really it's Doc for bringing them on this deadly adventures but even then it's not his fault either. Sort of. It's all he knows because of his own messed up life by his own asshole dad.
But a good chunk of the deaths are by the boys own faults. Although Brock sometimes isn't always around and even left Doc in a party full of super villains because he was bored. Regardless of GUILD rules.
“You think it’s a cry for help?”
Never change Hank. Never change.
Your alright Hank ~~~you know that ?
You're alright !
No, no he may need to. Hence the cry for help
"Oh Hank...if there was ever a time I needed you NOT to be Hank, it's now."
I have not watched any of the episodes in full but with them mentioning "it's like he channel dead people" and "you think it's a cry for help?" Always made me suspect that it was not referring to Hank crying for help, but Jonas
@@mr.google1437
Lol. Its not. Its Hank.
You know brock is a way better dad than doc, If the kid's were missing the only person who was actually concerned was brock, but doctor venture said"fine"
G TV well to be fair getting kidnaped doesn't really mean anything to him probably half the rules regarding kidnaping where made because of him and because of those rules he knows the boys will be treated relatively well and will come back in a day or two after there ether rescued or ransomed hell hank will even enjoy the experience
@@jonathanhirst5062 but still de didn't really care, he did one time but it was because he needed the dean and hank's kidney's
@@gabe.network3645 yea Because in his twisted world getting kidnapped is like going for a slumber party they get back and he’s like did you brush your teeth you didn’t stay up to late did you
That's because Rusty is a single mom.
Doc never cared because they died so many times and all the boys were clones that he could just make another one tomorrow.
"..it's like he channels dead crazy people" that whole scene gets me every time
What is what hank says a reference too?
That is like my whole god damn life right there
@@tannerkocer7123 i too wish to know
@@tannerkocer7123 i woukd like to know as well
@@tannerkocer7123 Not sure but Brock's line might actually be a reference to The Necroscope by Brian Lumley.It's a supernatural spy novel series about an agent who does channel dead people and he even allowes some of them to possess him. It's a little far fetched though.
“Doc your useless in a fight...... Hank” Just shows that Brock sees something in Hank to say this
Hank did pass the training that Gathers whipped up to try and break him. Boy did he ever try to break him... But he still came through. Also that episode where he ate a bunch of mushrooms and became the Batman, showing he could kick some ass, too... Hank honestly has a ton of potential, is somewhat competent in a fight and if the series ever continues, hell I could see him in the OSI easily along with Dermot.
@@elijahgrimm8052 Even Serena said he's the athletic one
it shows that Hank could be extremely dangerous, if he was trained by Brock. Even more dangerous than Brock.
also, isn't Hank still a clone at that point? so it's far less of a risk to send him into a fight than Rusty
His useless in a fight what? Finish your sentence.
my favorite brock dad moment is when the sphinx guys are talking about how they all had to make sacrifices and brock brings up not being able to tell the boys they were safe
Makes me well up every time. T_T
super late reply but what specific episode was this?
@@tip1441 season 4 episode 8 pinstripes and poltergeists
And I always see Brock as a distant descendant of Kronk...
Poker Night at the Inventory actually establishes that he's a descendant of Ash Williams from the Evil Dead franchise!
Welp I can’t unsee it, seems Ms. Birdwell liked more than just Kronks spinach puffs
@Cynical Frenchface oh yeah, it’s all coming together.
@@e.k.meador8806 that's awesome!!.
@@e.k.meador8806 no fucking way that's awesome
"Hey, Hank! Killed Hitler!" The delivery is perfect!
CUT EM OPEN!!
WE'RE GONNA PUT THE BOY IN THERE!!
*Sees a guy in a suit*
*WHAT*
Especially since that's Edgar Allen Poe.
Chungus Wungus It's WHO?
@@jackmclean4120 Edgar Allen Poe. It’s the venture brothers, anything can happen
@@jackmclean4120 I can't tell if you're shocked if you're genuinely asking who Edgar Allan Poe is?
@@honestdave No, I'm surprised that it's Edgar Allan Poe. But as the guy above you said, it's Venture Bros.
“Hey Brock, can I use your binoculars to look for naked ladies off the roof?” “Heh, sure”
How fast he responds just makes it so much better
You happy now?
no because you snapped at me
The delivery is perfect lol
You know when you realize the monarch and rusty are blood related, half way anyway, and JJ you can tell history repeated itself with Hank Dean and dermit
"There is another venture~"
That's a horrifically accurate connection you've pointed out between the two trios; Rusty is the Dean, JJ is the Hank and Monarch is the Dermott of the trifecta especially when you compare their relationships to eachother
Christ on a cracker it's just like you said "history repeats itself"
Mother of god....
ARE YOU KISDING ME!!!!!!! BROOK
In other words, the purest failure.
i love how he cares more than the kids dying then their own father even though they both know they can be cloned
Even he can't get used to seeing kids getting killed. I mean, if you are desensitized to that, then something is wrong with you.
Well, they did die and were never revived. The clones are like twins of the other ones but with fake memories implanted in. They are technically different people. The kids died a long time ago, and more kids are dying each time. Why not save them?
really good point @@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287
What times did you set the time machine, Hank?
"1230, AD"
Yeah, I'm pretty sure you set it to 12.30 Am...
Why would he let Hank Take care of that is be yond me...
@@Passions5555 i think he was taking care of other matters
I love that Hank's season 7 clothes is solely because brock told him about Steve McQueen
Can we get a Best Of compilation of The Monarch being an uncle to Hank and Dean? If we’re not getting another season, let’s get the next best thing.
Sgt Hatred and the monarch uncle comp?
It is pretty crazy to know that the Monarch is actually Rusty’s half brother.
We are getting a movie tho HBO announced it a month ago I think
Every time I hear Hank say "Who" when Brock talks abut Steve McQueen my hearts dies
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Tho, to be fair, he could bring Hank and Dean to his Fortress of Brockitude and introduce them to the classics
Who?
Who?
Ngl, when I first heard that my brain thought of Alexander McQueen
Im my Mind ... Brock is Hank real father
It's even better that both of them have blonde hair so it can be somewhat believable
Blonde hair and Black eyebrows .. as well ... so Yeah
Maybe that's why Rusty hates him
I think Brock would be a great father. He had the patience to handle protecting the venture brothers.
Dean is a clone of Rusty slightly tweaked, while Hank is a mix of either Rusty and Myra or part Brock. Not sure how the timelines match up.
Brock is a great dad, Helper is a good mom, and Rusty is a weird uncle that only did bare minimum parenting of his kids so that Brock won't beat him up.
I like how ever since they stopped cloning hank and dean and started to be themselves, they both had better development as the series goes. Hank started to be more confident towards himself and acts more brave then when he was still cloned. I mean he even has more physical improvement then dean does, being more in following brock then rusty.
On the other side, dean has been turning more into rusty as hes more serious and takes everything more carefully then be used to, being a bit more pessimistic and smarter as he gies on like rusty.
He’s the caring father that Rusty never was, no wonder why Hank idolizes him
"This place is crawling with strangers " "You can't expect to know everybody "
Give Hank some credit, his Monarch henchman disguise was actually very well done. I know Doc Venture has always seen Dean as the smart one, but Hank is way faster to pick up on stuff and has a pretty good record of quickly gaining street smarts, which in the world of arching is probably more important that the super-science smarts that Doc keeps trying to force into Dean.
Also, "I have a confession, Hank. I only like the Batman because he has the best villains!" That's very much true of a whole lot of people IRL as well
Brock loves his sons so much, watching this show makes me fall in love with watching him grow from a brutal killer to an endearing prog rock dad
“I can resist everything but temptation”
One of the finest lines.
Brock is literally the best character on the show. 😃
And to be honest, he was more of a dad to Dean and Hank than Rusty in the first few seasons.
He was
You spelled the monarch wrong
When Brock left, they looked to Sergeant Hatred as a father.
When Sergeant Hatred left, they looked to Rusty.
All they had left was each other, and in doing so became their own men.
I love how the series is modern, but it's deliberately retro.
Love how Brock doesn’t need to guard the venture bros what so ever, but he still takes it pretty seriously. Loved the episode when doc got himself stuck in a wall, and he & Brock were laughing at all the ways they died.
I really hope we can see a season finale to this show. These characters have grown so much
The show's been permanently cancelled, but there are talks of a movie with HBO Max
“This is why Daddy has to drink to relax boys!”
Rusty being relatable.
Also Elephant boy is right about Batman having the best villains.
I love how patient Brock is with Hank
the way the assassin genuinely looks like he feels bad for lying to hank about his love of batman is hilarious. his take on the best villians is so right tho
2:36 is so perfectly cut I spit out my water
I have replayed it 7 times already
I need to know if his hand signals actually mean anything
Brock is like the embodiment of every Patrick warburton character.
Brock is David Puddy but, like, way more competent.
Dude gets typecast I guess.
Brock Samson: literally the best dad
The scene where Hank finally sees Brock again makes me cry.
So wholesome ♡ Brock and Hank have incredibly sweet conversations.
7:57
I love how it's exactly like what he always wears, only orange instead of blue, lol
He's more of a mom then a dad because if you think about he gotta mama bear tendencies and treats them like how a mom would not to mention that the way he acts towards them vs how he acts towards dr.venture pure mom instincts and lastly but definitely not the least how angry he gets when those boys are in trouble
The man WAS raised by a single mother. It makes sense that he'd fill a traditionally maternal role if that's all he's been modeled.
I think most good human fathers would be enraged the same way and destroy anyone harming their child, but I see what you mean.
Dollar store psychology right there
“What chicks really dig is a guy whose confident enough to be himself, like, Steve McQueen.”
“Who?”
Painfully true. 😓
"I 'ave a confession, Hank... I only like ze Batman because he 'as ze best villains!"
THEN WHY ARE YOU DRESSED AS A SPIDERMAN VILLAIN!?!?!?!?!
a Brock-dad moment i love is when the venture family had a hit on them, and when Brock mostly secured Doc (he was still slowly bleeding to death and lost his arm) he left, full nude, covered in blood, and raced to Hank and Dean, despite just being “fired”
2:14 this is now the one image non-fans think about when venture bros is mentioned
Brock's eyes Season 1: Blue Orbs Harbringing Death
Brock's eyes Season 4: Kiss kiss fall in love!
Brock's eyes Season 5: Harbingers of Death, but in black
Was that an Ouran host club reference?
@@nevercommentnotevenonce9334 imma be real with you hoss, i have no clue what i was referencing here.
I have a theory: The REAL Hank and Dean are still alive but were replaced with clones after they were born by their Mom.
I want a video of Rusty and Brock acting like an old couple growing apart. I know it’s silly, but I dream of that sometimes 😂
I’d stay for that
How could you leave out the scene where Brock lands inside of a car, hand on wheel, and arm holding Thaddeus in place. That was so cool!
I’ve been rewatching the whole series and I love how emotive and caring Brock is and his facial features are very emotive too
He’s like the cool uncle we all want.
Hank "do you think it's a cry for help"
That's him openly saying it is
Also let's face it brock was more of a father than their actual father
love how nonchalant brock is
I really hope if we get anymore Venture brothers stuff its gonna be about hank becoming the next Sovereign of the guild. He's perfect, he's a blonde weirdo that is obsessed with a celebrity to the point he dresses like them. He's just like the old guy, also Hank can carry on the Venture family legacy without being a super scientist, and rember one of the only organizations Brock respects is the Guild. Imagine how proud Brock would be if Hank became one of the highest members of the only organization he respects
'Ah, what a fascinating Puritan you are, Lady Windermere ...'
Ever feel like Brock missed his real calling in life - treading the boards as an actor in the theatre? :D
Brock is the man, not just *a* man, but *THE* man.
The Venture Bros is hands down the best adult animated series, ever.
It blends action, drama and comedy, and does it effortlessly, without feeling forced or ham-fisted.
World-building is also on a next level.
And best of all, there are no "life lessons" or "in your face" political messages in any of the episodes.
It's pure entertainment and did not dip in quality once throughout it's entire 7 season run.
I don't understand how this once-in-a-lifetime show could be so underrated and ultimately canned.
It's 1 of the best Cn Shows.
They could at least make a movie, to give us the closure to the burning questions we all have. Best series ever created
Well, we’ve got some good news for you - closure’s on its way!
I don't want closure i want to wallow in the waste of team ventures
I once got this weird feeling that Brock is actually hank’s secret biological father and he slept with Dr. venture’s wife making hank and dean half brothers but then I realized that they were twins
I mean- it's physically POSSIBLE, if she did them back to back.
It's more of a timeline issue, Brock started working at the compund after Hank and Dean were born.
@@rocksciii But Brock did know Rusty back in College, it is possible the boys were made at a college party with Brock and Doc right before Doc left to take over Venture Industries and Brock got enlisted by OSI. Remember technically the boys are a bit younger than they should be due to their age being stagnant for a bit due to all the cloning.
@@ichiban1336 Although Doc also said he lost his virginity when he was 25.
Love Brock and Hank
The cutaway at 2:37 is amazing.
Here you can REALLY see the change in animation style and quality. Gotta admit, some of the older stuffs pretty good.
I’m convinced that Hank is a clone of Brock. That’s why he’s so obsessed with him
Isn’t Hank a clone of himself?
Brock wasn't even around when Hank was born
1:04 we all have that one friend who we all think is dumb but yet they have smart moments 😂😂😂😂😂
Brock is my favorite character and he only becomes better with every season.
When he's not letting the body die he's actually a good Father Figure.
13:46 I like how he was more upset about the outfit and didn't even flinch about giving his binoculars so Hank could Peeping Tom
17:41 That frame and sound, love it.
I like the small tibits like "ive never even seen you read" then later seasons BOOM memory/learning beds
My older brother got me into this show. Now I'm obsessed!
That last frame is a beautiful representation of what those boys go through
i love this show, my fav show of all time. I was sad to hear it has been cancelled.
Which is such bull shit
HBO max is making a movie brother
@@jarrellmckenna2988 oh really
"nnnaked" omg why is that so funny?!
Just noticed Doc is complaining about being in a jumpsuit when the man LIVES in speedsuits
I feel like brock is way more of a dad than Doctor venture
god sometimes it's like rusty is an absent mother and Brock's the real dad here
"this is why your dad has to drink to relax, boys!" gives me wine mom energy af
Craziest part is the real villain of the show was Grandpa Venture
The root of all evil
You can tell she's the daughter of a super villain because she runs the wrong way on the Reservoir Track.
You've left out the bit before Hank enters and meets Amber Gold. Dad Brock to the max!
1's missing. The time we see Brock beat the hell out of Team Venture and Rusty, Pete, & Werner in their dorm.
2:20 "Brock, this place is crawling with guys who hate Dad" 😂
It’s so fucking wholesome when he pats Hank on the back and tells him he’s alright!
It's weird how many similarities Brock has to my own dad
Your dad's a super buff, super spy?
Nah, his mannerisms and how he acts most of the time and my old man is a big dude who was in the military.
Respect to the viet cong ✊
Is your dad single
When you really think about it Brock is a good soldier and and super spy. He is however a terrible Bodyguard, yes some of the deaths are not his fault. Really it's Doc for bringing them on this deadly adventures but even then it's not his fault either. Sort of. It's all he knows because of his own messed up life by his own asshole dad.
But a good chunk of the deaths are by the boys own faults. Although Brock sometimes isn't always around and even left Doc in a party full of super villains because he was bored. Regardless of GUILD rules.
10:41 is such a mood. Sometimes you just want that middle of the night cereal.
The only thing missing is when brock was checking the boys for lice
He snapped at hank :(
Seeing Samson and 21 team up in season 4 makes me wish we had more of them fighting together.
THANK YOU OH MY GOD
Its ironic that Brock cared more for Hank and Dean than his own kids from spanokopita
The only clip missing would be when explaining their motivations for (I wanna call it) reincarnating Sphinx Brock says his sacrifice was “Living next to the boys for a year and not being able to tell them they’re safe.”
This is basically Batman's adventures with "jason todd" Robin
great Dad except when it comes to his own children from Spanakopita.
I always hated an loved how they walk like they have scoliosis.
Welp they are most likely fresh vat clones so maybe they have scoliosis.
I mean, Rusty does mention having scoliosis a couple times,so ya know... It's possible.
"Ah, he's probably sitting down, torturing monstroso with snapple facts."
Brock is more of a live-in uncle who is hired to kill people. He said that in Poker Night 2.
Anything happens to Dean or Hank, Brock will kill anyone in the room and maybe himself.
The scuba scene showed me Brock could be a little goofy.
17:41 I love how Brock gasps when Hank gets pushed. Best step father ever!
I think that was the sound of Hank getting the wind knocked out of him