Season Guide
Regular Show Season 4
Season 4 Review
⚠ Spoiler alert Season notes below reveal how the story develops.
Season 4 of Regular Show premiered 2012-10-01 and ran 37 episodes through 2013-08-12.
Episodes
1
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
2
Our Take A Muscle Man spotlight that leans hard on his jerk streak, with Thomas the intern stuck taking the abuse. Some of the pranks land, especially the escalating absurdity…
3
Our Take This Halloween anthology packs three spooky shorts into eleven minutes, and the breakneck pace mostly works in its favor. The stories are slight but the gags land, especially…
4
Our Take A slight but pleasant episode that leans on one joke, the awkwardness of honest judging, and stretches it about as far as it can go. Benson gets some…
5
Our Take A pretty standard escalation episode where a simple task spirals into absurdity, which is Regular Show's whole formula anyway. The kit assembly gags are genuinely funny and the…
6
Our Take A pretty solid Rigby-centered episode that leans on gross-out gags more than the show's usual surreal escalations. The panic over his thinning hair plays like a middle-school crisis…
7
Our Take A surprisingly sweet one. The gallon-of-milk challenge sounds like a throwaway gag, but Pops turning it into a matter of personal pride gives the episode a real center,…
8
Our Take Rigby's quest to complete a single pull-up is exactly the kind of small-stakes absurdity this show does best. The training montage gets weird in ways I won't spoil,…
9
Our Take A surprisingly ambitious holiday episode that goes bigger than the show usually attempts, with an actual villain and some real action beats. The animation and fight choreography are…
10
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
11
Our Take A pretty standard late-season romp where the guys dig themselves into a hole and blast their way out with escalating chaos. Muscle Man gets more room than usual,…
12
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
13
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
14
Our Take A goofy one-note premise that mostly gets by on Mordecai and Rigby's stubborn enthusiasm. The old man's non-reactions are the best jokes here, and the ending goes big…
15
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
16
Our Take Skips gets the spotlight again, this time stuck with a cousin whose nonstop bad jokes wear thin fast, both on the characters and on you. The episode leans…
17
Our Take A pretty standard outing where the guys find a caveman and things spiral the way they always do. The gags land often enough to keep it fun, though…
18
Our Take This one's a goofy road trip episode built around RGB2, a cranky old talking TV, and it mostly works because the character is so absurd. The plot is…
19
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
20
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
21
Our Take A slight one, even by this show's standards. The premise is thin and the middle stretch leans hard on the usual escalation gags, but the chaos pays off…
22
Summary Mordecai wants to give Margaret a ride to the airport. Our Take A quieter, sweeter outing than usual, built almost entirely on the tension of a simple drive going…
23
Our Take A surprisingly heartfelt Muscle Man episode, which is not something I expected to type. The setup at the automated radio station is thin, but the emotional payoff lands…
24
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
25
Our Take A solid Skips spotlight that leans on the show's reliable formula: one guy's simple need for peace gets wrecked by escalating absurdity. The spa getaway premise gives Mark…
26
Our Take A pretty standard B-plot idea done Regular Show style: the guys get shrunk down inside Thomas after he drinks a giant slushie, and it's basically an Innerspace riff…
27
Our Take This one's a solid Muscle Man showcase, which means your mileage depends on how much of his bro humor you can stomach. The escalating attempts to save his…
28
Our Take A sweet, low-key episode that finally gives Mordecai and CJ some real momentum, and the bowling alley date stuff is genuinely charming. Then the last minute pulls the…
29
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
30
Our Take A goofy treasure hunt episode that leans hard into the show's love of dead media, and mostly gets away with it. The jokes about LaserDisc culture are fun,…
31
Our Take A slight but fun one, built on the show's reliable formula of two slackers versus insufferable rich people. The snobbery jokes land about half the time, and the…
32
Our Take A slight premise stretched thin, with Benson blindfolded and forced to lean on Mordecai and Rigby while things spiral. The physical comedy lands well since Benson stumbling into…
33
Our Take A small-scale but satisfying episode built around Benson, who works better as the emotional center than you'd expect. The joke pacing is loose in the middle stretch and…
34
Our Take This one's a fairly disposable entry that leans on gross-out gags and characters shouting at each other for twenty minutes. There are a couple of solid laughs in…
35
Our Take A middling entry that leans hard on the show's love of absurd escalation, with some decent gags in the middle stretch but a first act that takes too…
36
Our Take A decent Benson spotlight that lets his pent-up rage and hidden love of fun collide in satisfying ways. The Party Pete clone twist is good for a few…
37
Our Take A surprisingly emotional season finale that leans harder into Mordecai and Margaret's will-they-won't-they than any episode before it. The fancy restaurant heist stuff is decent fun, but the…