For 15 years it lived on Adult Swim as the weirdest, funniest, most human show the network ever made — failed super-science, villains with day jobs, and a family that kept almost making it. It treated Saturday-morning leftovers like literature and midlife disappointment like a cartoon. Then it disappeared mid-story. Not because the joke ran out. Because the deal did.
Fans didn’t move on. They rewatched. They quoted. They waited through a movie that proved the world still works. What they don’t have is the home that built it: a regular slot, new episodes, and the rusty Adult Swim bug in the corner.
We are asking Cartoon Network and Adult Swim to:
Officially commit to new Venture Bros. episodes and/or miniseries on the network
Restore the series to regular rotation on Adult Swim and CN platforms
Give Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer a path to finish the story they started
This is not a reboot request. It’s a request to let one of the network’s defining shows come home and keep going.
Sign if you want the Guild back on the clock, Team Venture back on the payroll, and Cartoon Network to remember what “adult swim” was fo