The Venture Bros.: "Back to Malice"

Venture Bros. is one of the challenges, which often shows my initial reactions. If an episode resolves itself, as confused and distracted, I think, repeatedly seen that everything is in fact falling into place. Take, for example, the Season 2 episode "Fallen Arches", which goes through five different stories, and only 20 minutes up to a certain time to develop and has to be solved. I saw for the first time I had passed no idea what the hell and why the hell was someone doing what they were, where they were and how. The second time I saw him, I not only got it, I really enjoyed it.

I believe that "Back to Malice" is one such episode. This week, we get the story behind Henchman 21 most recent transformation from a chubby incapable of a little less plump, somewhat competent ruthless killing machine, we get the monarch with a disfiguring case of a food allergy, and we also see a glimpse of Sgt Hate further in the bore of the endless difficulties increase.

Explore 21, still mourning the death of his partner and only friend Hitch, Henchman 24, which kill (or RHS) of responsibility by the head of his list of the Venture twins, and shows a rare skill, it's assault on the Venture compound removed from both and puts a little water-carrier of the Chinese form of torture. Hate discovered the disappearance of the boy, the monarch immediately suspicious, and called it, get Dr. Mrs. The Monarch to advise that the removal of a breach of protocol supervillainy Guild represents. Dr. Mrs. The Monarch takes it upon himself is to resolve the situation, while her husband frets over her allergic reaction to his fantasy dinner.

This episode has some venture bizarrities Nice-esque, but not least, each of the three main characters parade in their underwear (anger winding Dr. monarch was a treat for fanboys Deviant Art), but also noteworthy is the significant lack of action in a sequence that both The Monarch and Sergeant Hatred. In fact, the only actiony order in the entire episode is 21st curious

Instead, it is more of a themey "thinky" episode, dealing with internal grievances that each character: 21 aversion to the reality alive, Sgt Hatred is sexually frustrated, afraid and, of course, the evil of the monarch for all. We were more than all that, but two out of three, over 21 and The Monarch, there is always something, but I'm tired of Sgt. Hatred's one-trick pony, and it has yet to say or do something so funny that his true story behind the life.