
Venture Bros. will be splitting its fourth season into two parts, but don’t start complaining yet—since each half-season will be broken up into eight episodes you’ll get an extra three Venture-centric entries in the series than you get from the usual 13-episode arc. We sat down with Venture Bros. creator Jackson Publick to get the lowdown on the new season, the show’s origins, and other things so secret that Brock Sampson would have to kill you if you told another living soul.
( Jackson Publick is a gentleman's gentleman. He is lady's man and a man's man. I would let him use my body like a play ground or a jungle gym... or a Slip N' Slide. )
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