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Venture Bros. 'Ladle' Out First Details of Animated Special

Thursday 19 May 2011 0 comments

Adult Swim serves up the first details and synopsis from The Venture Bros. upcoming animated special "From the Ladle to the Grave: The Story of Shallow Gravy."

Frith Almighty, it's been a good six months since we've seen any new Venture Bros. but the good folks at Adult Swim are finally ready to ladle out a fresh helping!

A ways back we learned from Doc Hammer and Jackson Publick themselves that not only had The Venture Bros. Been renewed for a fifth and sixth season, but that their new contracts included both a 60-90 minute special, as well as a Summer short to tide over fans. Thanks to the Adult Swim upfronts, we now have our first details of what to expect when the fifteen-minute short drops on July 24th.

The second Venture Bros. inter-season special in their history, this Summer special "From the Ladle to the Grave: The Story of Shallow Gravy" will outline the truly fictional story behind Hank, Dermott and H.E.L.P.E.R.'s legendary two-man-one-robot band Shallow Gravy, last seen rocking the titular madness of "Operation P.R.O.M!"

From the official press release:

THE VENTURE BROS. SPECIAL—FROM THE LADLE TO THE GRAVE: THE STORY OF SHALLOW GRAVY

See the Venture Family as you’ve never seen them before: in a 15-minute documentary-style animated special. Follow the meteoric rise, the equally meteoric fall, and the decidedly un-meteor-like second coming of the most important band Hank Venture, Dermott Fitctel and H.E.L.P.eR. robot have ever been in: Shallow Gravy. If you’re hungry for rock, then open wide, because here comes a ladle of heavy metal fire and metaphoric meat drippings.

Launched on Adult Swim in August 2004, The Venture Bros. is an inspired spoof of 1960s action cartoon shows such as Johnny Quest. Created by Jackson Publick III (King of the Hill, The Tick), the 30-minute animated series follows the bizarre misadventures of the Venture family. The Venture Bros. Special—From the Ladle to the Grave: The Story of Shallow Gravy premieres July 24 on Adult Swim.

But that's not all! You can also check out our five-part interview with creators Doc Hammer and Jackson Publick covering everything from today's movies and TV, to who and what we might expect when the Venture Bros. returns for their ten-episode fifth season!

Step Aside, C-3PO: R2-D2 BBQ Wants to Smoke Your Meat

Monday 16 May 2011 0 comments

Life just doesn't get much better than space operas and outside meat.

Whether you're in it for honey-glazed leg of TaunTaun or teriyaki Hutt lips, a Star Wars-themed barbeque can only bring good things. Doubly so if you happen to employ the R2-D2 smoker seen here.

Instead of beeping, complaining, and falling into swamps, this R2-D2 uses its own 55-gallon drum body to smoke the crap out of any meat products you should see fit.

Any true grill-master knows that smoking is absolutely key. It flavors the meat so nice when you cook it low and slow, you know? Trust me, even the cheapest cut of meat will taste straight outta Memphis once it spends twenty hours heating up inside an astromech's body.

The R2-BQ is the design of one Philip Wise, master of TheForce.net, Rebelscum.com, and The New Wookiee Workshop, from whence this project comes. Wise is also one of the biggest private collectors of Star Wars memorabilia ever.

Cathedral Made Ouf Human Remains

Saturday 23 April 2011 0 comments

Amazing Cathedral Made Ouf Human Remains

What's Happening This Weekend

Friday 8 April 2011 0 comments

That is amazing because the weekend is hmmmmmm

Kebabs and other swill sold

Friday 4 March 2011 0 comments

Kebabs and other swill sold on the street around the world

Who has never tasted a delicious barbecue skewer cat sold on the street? The smell and taste are delicious but have you thought about the origin of meat and how the seller prepares the barbecue? Honestly I never worried too much, you wonder if the care that the person has to prepare food that I never eat anything sold on the street, you simply have to have a bit of detachment of this kind of concern and eating believing that nothing will happen to your digestive system, you must have faith.Each country has its own culture and each culture has its own cuisine, in all countries can find food being prepared and sold on the street. See some photos of delicious snacks for sale in some countries:
We begin by China, which charmed the world with its exotic cuisine disgusting:
WHAT OUR DELÍCIA, I LOVE FRIED CHICKEN FOOT, HMMMMM ...
And to accompany the delicious chicken feet, what we have?

FRIED DUCK HEAD!
Tip: Licking the hole of the eye out a delicious broth.

They say some Chinese dishes are good for health, kabobs pig nose for example, are great for smell:
And for those who enjoy seafood such as these tasty kabobs starfish? Continue reading ...