The Venture Bros. Podcast: Season 7 Ep 10: The Finale! The Saphrax Protocol

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We survived the election to bring you in-depth analysis of the Season 7 Finale. Join us for a look at the season's themes, Empire Strikes Back vs Barbarella (only one of them has Terence Stamp playing Dildano) and a whole lot of Guild of Calamitous Intent ritual borrowed from the Masons. Steven explains who the fuck is Saphrax (and also who's Hank & Dean's mom!) and we get into the twin's psychology again (Jungian and otherwise). Fair warning: Elana's knowledge of the Masons largely comes from watching avante-garde filmmaker Matthew Barney's Cremaster cycle and we both geek out about Alan Moore's From Hell (which are probably Hammer and Publick's sources on The Masons anyway).

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