As a show that was, ultimately, mostly about the unceasing ache of failure, it was sort of fitting that The Venture Bros. went out the way it did, quietly kicked out the door by a network it had spent the better part of 20 years consistently elevating with its emotionally smart, endlessly hilarious storytelling. But you know what they say about hopes: You can’t crush ’em if you don’t raise them back up every once in a while, too. (This may or may not be a thing they say about hopes.) Hence, maybe, a tweet that went out this week from HBO Max head Andy Forssell, tempting god knows how many fans of Drs. Venture, Orpheus, Killinger, etc. into hoping that the show might get another shot at its very slow, very strange sort of life by noting that the streaming service is “working on” ideas about how to #SaveTheVentureBros.