
The Venture Bros.: Season 4
2009 · 16 episodes · ★ 7.9
What Season 4 of The Venture Bros.
The season opens with Henchman 21 trying to get by without his partner 24, while Brock and the Venture family are forced to split up. Dr. Rusty keeps raising Hank and Dean, two well-meaning but very clumsy twins. The Monarch, who wants revenge on Rusty, prefers money and kidnaps the boys. Elsewhere, Sergeant Hatred must protect the compound from Guild agents, who are under attack by a deranged Phantom Member. Dean begins to be indoctrinated as a supyscientist, and a deformed clone lurks around the mansion. Hank, for his part, sets up a detective agency.
Season 4 Episodes

4x01 Blood of the Father, Heart of Steel
Henchman 21 copes with life without 24. Brock and the Venture family are forced to part ways. Discover the final fate of H.E.L.P.eR. And Dean must kill Hitler.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Christopher McCulloch, Doc Hammer · Starring: Brendon Small, Steven Rattazzi, Mia Barron

4x02 Handsome Ransom
The Monarch decides to settle for cash as the best revenge on Dr. Venture and takes Hank and Dean hostage. However, Hank is rescued by Captain Sunshine, who wants a new boy sidekick to replace his fallen comrade Wonder Boy.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Christopher McCulloch · Starring: Kevin Conroy, Rachel Feinstein

4x03 Perchance to Dean
Rusty begins to indoctrinate Dean into his career as a super scientist, not knowing that a deformed and believed aborted Dean clone stalks the compound. The deformed clone's attempt to kill Dean leads to a mix up with Hank thinking that he's killed his brother, while local police prepare to raid the Compound after a UPS delivery man suspects illegal activities going on.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Christopher McCulloch · Starring: Reggie Watts

4x04 Return to Malice
Henchman 21 kidnaps the Venture brothers without The Monarch's knowledge or consent, resulting in Sgt. Hatred having to storm his former hometown of Malice to rescue his charges. We also learn of the recent activities of 21 since the death of 24.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Doc Hammer

4x05 The Revenge Society
The Guild of Calamitous Intent comes under attack by an insane Phantom Limb, who now goes by the name "Revenge". Meanwhile, Hank and Sergeant Hatred must protect the compound from the Guild's agents. We also learn something very interesting about Dean's birthright.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Doc Hammer · Starring: Paul Boocock

4x06 Self-Medication
While Dr. Venture goes into therapy with other boy adventurers, Sgt. Hatred takes Dean and Hank to the movies, only to have a relapse.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Christopher McCulloch · Starring: Patton Oswalt, Brendon Small, Seth Green, John Hodgman

4x07 The Better Man
After seeing the OutRider, the man who stole his wife, pass through the Second World, Dr. Orpheus is determined to do the same. Meanwhile, Hank takes Dean to the mall to teach him how to talk to girls, and Triana has a life-altering discussion with The Master.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Doc Hammer · Starring: H. Jon Benjamin, Dana Snyder, Charles Parnell, Steven Rattazzi

4x08 Pinstripes & Poltergeists Mid-Season Finale
While the Monarch schemes to dispose of Dr. Venture once and for all, Henchman 21 seeks revenge on Brock for the death of 24.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Doc Hammer

4x09 The Diving Bell Vs. The Butter-Glider
Brock, Hank, and Dean must go on a fantastic voyage into Rusty's brain to find out why he's in a coma. Meanwhile, Henchman 21 demands new henchsuits, but the Monarch is too busy obsessing with his latest purchase, a butter-glider.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Christopher McCulloch

4x10 Pomp and Circuitry
Hank and Dean graduate from their education beds, and look into college. Hank rebels and tries to join Sphinx. Meanwhile, Phantom Limb breaks out of the Guild's dungeons and seeks revenge once more.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Christopher McCulloch · Starring: Bill Hader, T. Ryder Smith, Paul Boocock

4x11 Any Which Way but Zeus
Someone is capturing heroes and villains and taking them to a super death camp. The forces of good and evil must join forces to stop their mysterious captor.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Doc Hammer · Starring: Bill Hader, Toby Huss

4x12 Everybody Comes to Hank's
Hank opens a detective agency and enters a dark world of sinister crime and shady women.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Doc Hammer · Starring: Dana Snyder, Steven Rattazzi, Kate McKinnon

4x13 Bright Lights, Dean City
Dean ends up interning with Professor Impossible, and discovers that his new employer is a member of the Revenge Society.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Christopher McCulloch · Starring: Nathan Fillion, Bill Hader, T. Ryder Smith, Mia Barron

4x14 Assisted Suicide
Dr. Venture is possessed by an entity that attempts to make him commit suicide, and Dr. Orpheus tries to save him.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Doc Hammer · Starring: Steven Rattazzi

4x15 The Silent Partners
Conjectural Technologies' newfound success hits a snag when Billy is kidnapped by the same mysterious benefactors who invested in their company, and SPHINX launches an investigation aimed at determining who is behind these dubious financiers.
Directed by Christopher McCulloch · Written by Doc Hammer

4x16 Operation: P.R.O.M. Season Finale
Team Venture, Conjectural Technologies and the Order of the Triad come together as Dean and Hank prepare to face an obstacle that is more intimidating then anything they have confronted before: a prom to celebrate their "graduating" high school, while Dr. Venture throws out all the stops to bring the twins the best dance $500 can buy. But when things go awry, the greatest battle in Venture history looms as two old enemies - the OSI and SPHINX - clash once again.
Directing: Christopher McCulloch · Writing: Christopher McCulloch, Doc Hammer · Starring: Dana Snyder, Charles Parnell, Toby Huss, Steven Rattazzi
Season 4 Cast
Doc HammerDr. Girlfriend / Henchman 21 (voice)16 episodes
Christopher McCullochHank Venture / The Monarch (voice)16 episodes
Patrick WarburtonBrock Samson (voice)16 episodes
James UrbaniakDr. Venture (voice)16 episodes
Michael SinterniklaasDean Venture (voice)16 episodes
Steven RattazziDr. Orpheus (voice)5 episodes
Paul BoocockJonas Venture Sr. / Psychiatrist (voice)3 episodes
Brendon SmallSurgeon / OSI Scientist / SPHINX Agent 1 (voice)2 episodes
Lisa HammerTriana Orpheus (voice)2 episodes
T. Ryder SmithBaron Ünderbheit / Dean Harris / Otto Aquarius (voice)2 episodes
H. Jon BenjaminThe Master (voice)Episode 1
John HodgmanDale Hale (voice)Episode 1
Rachel FeinsteinBarbie-Q / Barbara Qantas / Woman on Street (voice)Episode 1
Reggie WattsDelivery Guy (voice)Episode 1All Seasons
Season 12004 · 13 ep. · ★ 7.6
Season 22006 · 13 ep. · ★ 8.2
Season 32008 · 13 ep. · ★ 8.3
Season 52013 · 8 ep. · ★ 7.9
Season 62016 · 8 ep. · ★ 8.0
Season 72018 · 10 ep. · ★ 8.3Where to Watch Season 4 of The Venture Bros.
It is currently not available on the major streaming platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Episodes Does Season 4 of The Venture Bros. Have?
Season 4 of The Venture Bros. has 16 episodes.
When Did Season 4 of The Venture Bros. Premiere?
Aired October 18, 2009.
Where to Watch The Venture Bros. Season 4?
Currently not available on the major subscription platforms (availability may vary by country).























