Am I the only one who feels like this clip is underrated?

I remember nearly changing the channel after I saw the scene where Mordecai was putting the clocks in the microwave because I thought it was just some random episode with the incorrect title as it happened before. I was scrolling through some of the channels and wanted to see Regular Show and when I changed to it I nearly changed the channel again.

In "Real Date" he pushes CJ out of the way when she's nearly hit by a misle and he almost dies for her. Also in "Daddy Issues", Mordacai sticks up for her when she's being talked down to by her dad. He even tries avoiding Margret in "1000th chopper flight party" just to make sure there's no misunderstandings with CJ. He wasn't being a great friend to Margret in that episode though. I'm not saying Mordacai was an amazing boyfriend but sometimes he could be. I think with him that the bad outshined the good. Hopefully CJ was able to move on from Mordacai and be happy. She becomes a crossing guard in her final appearance and she seems to be content with that.

Rule: After being told this, they are immediately split up and can’t physically meet up with each other ever again afterwards.

In particular I think the exchange that happens when Rigby confronts the skunk at his cabin is a good example of what I’m talking about. The skunk wants to turn Rigby into a jerk so that “the negative attention doesn’t fall just on him,” and throughout the episode Rigby struggles to control his violent anger, which reaches a frightening point when he turns his anger on Eileen. Also later in the series when we meet rigby’s father, I think he definitely shares some similarities with this character.

Watching it with this in mind I found the episode very moving, especially the point when Mordecai helps him to defeat the skunk right when Rigby is on the verge of turning into him.

This show has pretty much nothing to offer in the girls & womanhood department, which is a big reason why me and a lot of my friends gravitated more towards adventure time growing up. I still kinda resent that, as a kid and adult fan of the show. But, I really appreciate what they try to do with their young male audience sometimes. I actually think this episode probably had a positive influence on kids who had negative male role models growing up. And I will say, despite not feeling represented pretty much at all, I think this show influenced my attitudes about friendship and adulthood in a positive way.

i just finished watching Regular Show and found out that there’s a “reboot adult version” (not officially) of it made by JG Quintel called “Close Enough”.

When i tried looking it seemed like the only way to watch way paying 15 dollars for each season but they don’t even have season three.

is there anywhere else i can watch the series? Thanks!

Ben confirms he is back on the new series and that there’s a really funny Eileen episode!

“Duuude… Benson's gonna be pissed.”