Pilot. The Terrible Secret of Turtle Bay  

First aired: 2/16/2003    Production Code: 0-01

Everyone at the Venture compound is off to NYC so that Dr. Venture can introduce his Ooh Ray at the United Nations. Meanwhile, a ninja named Otaku Senzuri has discovered this and wants the invention, and at the same time the Monarch wants to get back at Dr. Venture. Oh, and Hank and Dean meet a prostitute.

1. Dia de los Dangerous  

First aired: 8/7/2004    Production Code: 1-01

When the Venture family visits Tijuana for a lecture Dr. Venture is giving at the (community) university of Mexico, the dastardly Monarch weeves a cocoon of villiany that leaves the Venture Brothers trapped in his clutches, Dr. Venture kidney-less and Brock...dead? If only Dr. Venture would return his calls.

2. Careers in Science  

First aired: 8/14/2004    Production Code: 1-02

The Venture family must travel to space to repair an orbiting space station that Dr. Venture's father built in the 1970's, but a mysterious space phantom could be haunting the station!

3. Home Insecurity  

First aired: 8/21/2004    Production Code: 1-07

To protect the Venture compound while Brock is on his yearly mountain survival sabbatical, Dr. Venture builds a panic room and a robotic bodygaurd--which are soon put to the test when both the Monarch's and Baron Underbheit's henchmen choose the same night to launch attacks.

4. The Incredible Mr. Brisby  

First aired: 8/28/2004    Production Code: 1-05

Dr. Venture is offered a job by theme park owner and cartoon magnate Roy Brisby, who won't take no for an answer in his quest for worldwide entertainment dominance. Meanwhile, the boys are given the Patty Hearst treatment by the Orange County Liberation Front, a group of militant suburbanites who want to take down Brisby's empire.

5. Eeny, Meeny, Miney... Magic  

First aired: 9/4/2004    Production Code: 1-04

Dr. Venture's new experiment has the entire family interested--not to mention trapped inside! The Ventures' strange new neighbor, master of mysticism Dr. Orpheus, may be the only one who can help them escape.

6. Ghosts of the Sargasso  

First aired: 9/11/2004    Production Code: 1-08

On a scientific expedition in the Bermuda Triangle, Doc's experimental equipment awakens and possibly enrages the submerged ghost of Major Tom, a test pilot who crashed in an experimental aircraft designed by Doc's father. Meanwhile the family's hydrofoil is taken over by a band of wannabe pirates.

7. Ice Station - Impossible!  

First aired: 9/18/2004    Production Code: 1-09

Dr. Venture, Pete White and Master Billy Quizboy are invited to take part in a top secret government think tank run by supergenius Professor Impossible. But Doc's life is in jeopardy once he learns the dark secrets of Impossible's sequestered family.

8. Midlife Chrysalis  

First aired: 9/25/2004    Production Code: 1-03

The Monarch sends Dr. Girlfriend undercover to seduce Dr. Venture in order to inject him with a body-altering serum. Meanwhile, Brock is deeply depressed to learn his secret agent license to kill has expired, but the boys are hellbent on helping him cram for his government exam.

9. Are You There God? It's Me, Dean (A.K.A. Pull the Switch!)  

First aired: 10/2/2004    Production Code: 1-10

The Monarch finally has the Venture family right where he wants them-- hanging upside down above the Amazon River! But his victory is postponed when Dean suffers a strange but common injury--acute testicular tortion. According to the bi-laws of the Guild of Calamitous Intent, a temporary truce must be called in order to get Dean medical attention, so Brock and Hank are held as collateral. Doc calls on his friends Master Billy Quizboy and Mr. White, to perform orchiopexy on Dean.

10. Tag Sale - You're IT!  

First aired: 10/9/2004    Production Code: 1-06

Always short on cash, Dr. Venture decides to unload some of his father's old scientific equipment in a huge yard sale that attracts fellow scientists and super-villains alike.

11. Past Tense  

First aired: 10/16/2004    Production Code: 1-12

When Brock and Dr. Venture are kidnapped from the funeral of a college friend, the boys inlist the aid of the original Team Venture: a group of superscience adventurers who worked for the boys' grandfather in the sixties.

12. The Trial of the Monarch  

First aired: 10/23/2004    Production Code: 1-13

The Monarch is on trial for the one crime he may not have committed, under mysterious circumstances stemming from his bitter breakup with Dr. Girlfriend. The boys and Dr. Orpheus are forced to testify, but only Brock is aware that something far more sinister is afoot.

13. Return to Spider-Skull Island (A.K.A. My Brother's Creeper)  

First aired: 10/30/2004    Production Code: 1-11

Dr. Venture finally learns the secret of his recurring womb nightmares when a stomach tumor turns out to be something far more sinister. In a fit of jealousy over their mistaken belief that their father is pregnant, the boys run away from home. But their refound freedom is short-lived once they run afoul of the law and land themselves in a "Scared Straight" style outreach program headed by none other than the recently incarcerated Monarch.

Special. A Very Venture Christmas  

First aired: 12/19/2004

Dr. Venture is a bit behind on his shopping, but he's excited about hosting his annual Christmas Eve shindig. Brock turns out to have some sentimental Yuletide traditions. Dean and Hank, who still believe in Santa Claus, accidentally unlock a magical demon who threatens to ruin Dr. Venture's annual Christmas party and murder all his guests. Dr. Billy Quizboy and Mr. White hit on Triana, Dr. Orpheus' underage daughter. Meanwhile, The Monarch plans the ultimate gift for Dr. Girlfriend--the destruction of the entire Venture Compound.