Regular Show

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William Salyers and J.G. Quintel in Chương Trình Thường Nhật (2010)

Mordecai the blue jay and Rigby the raccoon play rock paper scissors for a chair, but they get into a 100 times tie.Mordecai the blue jay and Rigby the raccoon play rock paper scissors for a chair, but they get into a 100 times tie.Mordecai the blue jay and Rigby the raccoon play rock paper scissors for a chair, but they get into a 100 times tie.

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- J.G. Quintel
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8.8/10

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Writer
- J.G. Quintel
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J.G. Quintel

Mordecai
(voice)

William Salyers

Rigby
(voice)

Sam Marin

Benson
(voice)
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Mark Hamill

Skips
(voice)

Roger Jackson

Evil Voice
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(uncredited)

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Trivia
This pilot was remastered for the Season 2 episode First Day (2011).

Quotes
Benson: No you don't. You're not getting that chair. But here's what you do get. You get to flip that cart back over, you're throwing that chair away, and then you're cleaning up this whole mess! Pops, you're coming with me and you two idiots, if this isn't cleaned up when I get back, you're fired!

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Featured review

7/10

Sets the Mood for the Entire Series

"Regular Show" is an animated series that became a cult classic for its absurd humor and surreal scenarios. The first episode, also called "Regular Show," introduces us to the main characters, Mordecai and Rigby. The episode sets the tone for the whole series by blending mundane situations with bizarre twists, such as a cosmic game of rock-paper-scissors that involves the fate of the universe.

While "Regular Show" has its share of hilarious moments, the first episode feels a bit rough around the edges. Some of the jokes don't land as well as they could. Still, the episode lays out the premise of the show amazingly

Overall, if you're a fan of offbeat animation or just want to experience something different, "Regular Show" is worth checking out. While the first episode may not be the strongest one, it sets the mood for the entire series and hints at the potential for our main characters making life and death situations out of mundane tasks.