List of The Venture Bros. Episodes

List Of The Venture Bros. Episodes

The Venture Bros. series has run four seasons. The first three seasons consist of 13 thirty-minute episodes (including time for commercials), plus the pilot and one 15-minute Christmas special. The fourth season consists of 15 thirty-minute episodes and one hour-long season finale episode.

Adult Swim has also ordered two additional seasons, with pre-production on Season 5 to begin in June 2011, although no episode airing dates have yet been released.

Season Episodes Originally Aired DVD Release Date
1 13 2004 May 30, 2006
2 13 2006 April 17, 2007
3 13 2008 March 24, 2009
4 16 2009–10 October 26, 2010

Read more about List Of The Venture Bros. Episodes:  Pilot: 2003, Season 1: 2004, Season 2: 2006, Season 3: 2008, Season 4: 2009–2010, Specials

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