Over the last three weeks, The Venture Bros. exploded its mythology with a series of complicated, exposition-heavy episodes that used every character from the show’s deep bench and climaxed with Rusty Venture, the Monarch, and their fathers flying over Manhattan locked in a strange, unhealthy, over-the-top embrace. It was a good time, but it’s been a while since The Venture Bros. got back to exploring the day-to-day lives of its characters. That’s what we get in “The High Cost of Loathing,” where everyone is poor.
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