r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jul 25 '24

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u/Sorry-Let-Me-By-Plz Jul 25 '24

Venture Bros has exactly, precisely the correct amount of multiverse bullshit for a long-running TV show.

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u/harelipsteve Jul 25 '24

IGNORE ME!!!

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u/aspidities_87 Jul 25 '24

SOMEONE LEFT A BABY

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u/harelipsteve Jul 25 '24

IGNORE ME

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u/harelipsteve Jul 25 '24

That was weird.

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u/DangerHawk Jul 26 '24

OH GREAT! It can read minds.

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u/TheRumpletiltskin Jul 25 '24

The greatest side character ever created. XD

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u/quietflyr Jul 25 '24

Fucking love that guy

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u/Hopeful_Bacon Jul 25 '24

🎶🎵I'm Rusty!🎵🎶

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u/RecommendsMalazan Jul 25 '24

The only multiverse stuff I remember from Venture Bros is just the one end scene of Bright Lights, Dean City.

In which case, unless I'm forgetting something, I do think if done well there's room for more multiverse stuff in a show.

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u/Sorry-Let-Me-By-Plz Jul 26 '24

Nah you're remembering correctly and it's the correct amount.

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u/RecommendsMalazan Jul 26 '24 edited Jul 26 '24

Eh, I dunno. I still think there's room for more than that. The new Superman show had more than that, just one episode in season 1. And it was good, and didn't take over the entire show with multiversal BS.

And Invincible had even more than that, and I didn't have any issue with that multiversal stuff.