#dr henry killinger

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The good Dr...

[gnome-adjacent-vagabond]

Returning with more Venture Bros propaganda in the form of Dr. Henry Killinger and his magic murder bag, Brick Frog, and David Bowie. None of them play the roles that you would expect them to. Except Brick Frog. He's fairly straightforward.

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Dr. Henry Killinger and Phantom Limb

[barkycatbros]

Save Venture Bros

[the-monarch-is-a-venture]

Remember how Killinger had Hank probably kill a henchman?

That boy already has so much trauma what the FUUUUUCK I HAD FORGOTTEN

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Dr. Henry Killinger vs.The Investors. 

[rosetintmyworld84]

On Dr. Henry Killinger

So no one REALLY knows whether Dr. Killinger is a good guy or bad guy, or some benevolent/neutral force, mostly guiding people to be the best villains possible. He is purposefully mysterious, even after all this time and all the reveals. But one nagging question  is what is his interest in Dr.Venture?

 In I Know Why the Caged Bird Kills, he is shown to have set the Oni on Dr. Venture. Most believe it to have been a ploy to bring Myra and Venture back together, as if she WAS the boys mother, but it is later established that she definitely is NOT their mom. ALSO when Dr. Killinger reunites with the Oni he laments that he could not reunite them, but that at least the Oni helped save his (Dr. Venture’s) boys. This establishes both that A) Myra was and is a danger to the boys and B) she WAS renuited with Venture so that couldn’t have been what Killinger had intended to do. 

Then of course there is The Doctor is Sin. He COULD have just wanted Venture to accept his jealousy and hatred of his brother, OR he could have been trying to show Venture where a path like that could lead him, and make him decide if that’s who he wants to be. 

Overall there are just so many questions as to WHY Killinger has tried to involve himself in Dr. Venture’s life. The only other person I can think of that Killinger would try to reunite Venture with, out in the desert, would be his father in the ProBLEM from Gargantua 1 (which fell out of the sky just the episode before). If it were any other show I’d say they just they didn’t really think about when they put it in.

[true-patriciaa]

Just rewatched the episode "The Doctor is Sin," and remembered Killinger having Hank kill (?) one of the Venchmen.

So ... more evidence that Hank is going to be a villain come season 8?