In a montage sequence set to 'Laugh-in' style '60's pop jazz, photographs are shown of Hatred embracing Dr. Z, who turns out to be the soldier's childhood hero. They conclude that Hatred misread his schedule and attacked at the wrong time. Venture call a truce to discuss the situation.
Brock kills one of the henchmen, and Sergeant Hatred and Dr. Venture's arch-nemesis) arrives in a hovertank, and his henchmen burn some of the Venture compound's shrubbery with flamethrowers. Venture wants to break up the fight, but a smiling Brock keeps him back-insisting that kids will be kids. When Dermott insults Dean while sexually insulting Triana, Dean becomes enraged and beats Dermott badly with his fists. Dermott makes fun of Brock to Hank, Dean, and Triana Orpheus, who are all sitting in the seats watching the show. Venture refuses to give his permission for this.) Johnny has a complete emotional breakdown and is carried away by Brock. In a loving, almost endearing way, he asks if he can shoot at Johnny from a helicopter or drop scorpions on him. Z impresses the crowd of children with his villainous tone of voice. Z, who once was Johnny's arch-nemesis and tormented the boy endlessly. Action Johnny is joined by a special guest, Dr. He also tells The Monarch through the spy camera in Tim Tom's cap that Doctor Venture misses him.Īll of the characters meet up at the main stage for the day camp's big finale. Unable to find Hank, Brock attempts to recruit the Murderous Moppets for this purpose, but decides against it when they imply they will stab the boy to death. He attempts to train Dean to beat up Dermott, but Dean proves too physically weak to do so. Brock concludes that it is wrong to attack Dermott himself, but it is okay to get another kid to do it. Orpheus concerning his frustration with the obnoxious Dermott. Venture to darkly remark "not like answering trivia, is it, boy?" Billy emerges from the dome with his mechanical hand ripped off and says he saw a child get disemboweled in the dome, prompting Dr. Most of the children escape from the dome, but Dermott (trying to impress Hank Venture) shoots Billy with a spring loaded pellet gun-causing Billy to yelp in pain, and causing the ape to attack again. A gorilla attacks the group, and Venture manages to calm it a bit. Venture, Billy, and the children discover a human skeleton tied upside-down to a St. Venture had not entered the E-den since his father died. Venture during the ride on the people mover. Venture picks up all the kids on a trackless train and takes them to see one of his father's old experiments, a dome called the "E-den" containing a self-contained biosphere.
Venture before he can attack the teenager. Brock is clearly angered, but is interrupted by Dr. Dermott smugly insists that his hands are registered as deadly weapons by the government and that he could easily defeat Brock in combat. She has also designed a new costume which is more butterfly-themed than her previous one.īrock is confronted by Dermott while giving a judo demonstration. The Monarch catches The Monarch talking to Tim Tom and Kevin on his laptop and accuses him of "arching" Dr. Dermott impresses Hank by boasting that his father is in " black ops" and he never met him, but Dean does not like Dermott.ĭr. Hank and Dean Venture meet another teenager, Dermott Fictel, who wears an old, beaten-up Army jacket and is rude, obnoxious, and a pathological liar. Johnny is no longer using narcotics, but he is still highly unstable and ingesting large amounts of Xanax. Only Brock sees through their deception.īilly Quizboy, Action Johnny, the Order of the Triad, and the Ghost Pirate Captain are all hosting booths at the day camp where they make presentations to the kids. They are approached by Tim-Tom and Kevin, the Murderous Moppets, who are disguised as children to infiltrate the day camp for The Monarch. Venture sitting at an autograph table on the front lawn of the Venture compound voicing his appreciation for his fans to a less than impressed Brock Samson. The episode begins with a commercial for Rusty's Day Camp for Boy Adventurers.
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