This week Bryan and Graham are joined by special guest Brok Holliday to talk about “Home Insecurity.” No Nick this week. As always, we’re going in DVD order, which is considered the official order by most nerds out there.
This week on the podcast Bryan, Nick, and Graham talk what is easily a lot of people’s favorite episode of the series – “Tag Sale – You’re It!” If you’ve never seen the show before, this would be a great place to start.
This week on the podcast Bryan, Nick, and Graham come together to talk about “The Incredible Mr. Brisby,” the next episode in the series. We’ve also begun splitting this podcast out into its own feed, so keep an eye out for updates on that. Special shout out to Brok Holliday who did the research for this episode and who will be providing the research going forward.
This week on the show Bryan and Nick “Freed The Man” discuss the next episode of the show – “Eeny Meeny Miny Magic,” which introduces the character of Dr. Orpheus.
This week on Venture Bros Bryan and Nick spend some time straightening up the episode timeline before diving right into their review of “Midlife Chrysalis,” or as Nick refers to it, “a second season episode that’s in the first season.”
In the next episode of Venture Bros: A Venture Brothers Podcast, Bryan, Nick, and Graham go full team Venture and talk episode 3 – Careers in Science!!!
In the next episode of Venture Bros: A Venture Brothers Podcast, Bryan and Nick take on Episode 1 (2 if you count the pilot) of Venture Brothers – Dia De Los Dangerous. It’s the episode that sets up the sense of humor of the show and starts with a game of strip poker? Night and day from the last episode, but no less awesome. You won’t want to miss this episode.
This is VENTURE BROS: THE VENTURE BROTHERS PODCAST, a new podcast from us here at After The Hype where Bryan, Nick and sometimes Graham, discuss each and every Venture Brothers episode ever made. This fun episode kicks off with a look at the pilot “Terrible Secret of Turtle Bay.” It’s a bit of a rough start, but already you can tell that the show has its head in the right place.
Intro music by Bradley David Parsons inspired by JG Thrilwell
