1x11 Tag Sale - You're IT! - The Venture Bros. Episode Guide

The Venture Bros.

- Episode 01x11

Episode: 01x11
Title: Tag Sale - You're IT!
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 1-06
First Aired: Oct. 09, 2004

Season 1 » Episode #11 - Tag Sale - You're IT!

The Venture Bros. - 01x11 Tag Sale - You're IT!

Summary: To raise money for his own experiments, Dr. Venture decides to have a huge yard sale to get rid of some of his father's old equipment and inventions. The event attracts heroes, scientists and super-villains alike. Brock is in charge of security and everyone attending is supposed to be on their best behavior for the time the event takes place. The Monarch ignores the request of peace, and tries to scheme up a plan to take down Dr. Venture on his own estate.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Col. Gentleman	voiced by Christopher McCulloch
Mr. White	voiced by Christopher McCulloch
The Action Man	voiced by Christopher McCulloch
Mike Sorayama	voiced by Steve Park
Priest 1	voiced by Paul Boocock
Jonas Venture	voiced by Paul Boocock
Otto Aquarius	voiced by T. Ryder Smith
Jeanie	voiced by Lisa Hammer
Lesliebots	voiced by Lisa Hammer

	Season 1 / Episode 11: - Tag Sale - You're IT! Dr. Venture: [a drunk Brock barges into the dorm room] Who the hell are you? Pete White: I think that's your roommate, Rust.
	Season 1 / Episode 11: - Tag Sale - You're IT! Pete White: This next one's a dedication to Leslie Cohen, from her little buddy, Mike Sorayama. And he writes, "Leslie, I masturbate furiously to your picture every night. Please notice me. Love, Mike."

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: When Brock kicks the door in, Mr. White and Dr. Venture can be seen in the back of the room behind the original Team Venture. This should've been Hank and Dean, as Mr. White and Dr. Venture are still in the dungeon.
CONT: In the scene before the credits, Baron Ünderbheit is shown with his metal jaw back on his face, despite the fact that it was removed and taken by Brock earlier in the episode.

TRIVIA

The episode "Past Tense" was taken off the air for nearly a year due to a legal concern. When it returned, a "thank you" credit was added for Hajime Sorayama.