The Venture Bros. Podcast: Season 7 Ep 5: The Inamorata Consequence

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The Venture Brosshow has rich continuity and character arcs that play out over many years. Then layer on pop culture and historic references with thematic significance? It's a lot to sift through. So join pop culture and history experts Elana Levin and Steven Attewell for our Podcast examining each episode of this hit Adult Swim show. This is Season 7 episode 5: The Inamorata Consequence. Learn about the human brain, Fudgie the Whale, yesterday's video games and enough father drama to win a Tony Award. Also, is this negotiation episode a political metaphor? Catch up with the show! Listen to Season 7 episode 1 here. Season 7 episode 2 here, Season 7 episode 3 Season 7 episode 4. And our Season 6 episodes are here(and everything is on Graphic Policy's itunes).

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