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Summary Mordecai and Rigby find baby ducks at the park and becomes attached to them, while Benson persists for them to find the ducks a home, an evil man wants to capture them for his evil scheme. Our Take A…

Our Take A genuinely fun one that takes a dumb radio contest premise and pushes it way further than you’d expect, landing the guys in a bleak future run by a power-mad DJ. The escalation is the whole joke and…

Our Take Skips finally gets his own episode and it’s a good one, leaning into his quiet tough-guy persona while letting the arm wrestling premise spiral into a showdown with Death himself. The pacing is tight, the stakes feel unusually…

Our Take A goofy one that leans hard on absurdity, and it mostly lands. Pops getting a surprise badass glow-up is a fun twist on his usual sweetness, and the wrestling chaos delivers some solid sight gags. The plot is…

Our Take A pretty solid Halloween-ish outing where the guys screen a horror movie in a cemetery and things go exactly as badly as you’d expect. The zombie movie premise gives it more energy than the average episode, and the…

Our Take A solid premise, pun intended, that mines classic awkward humor from Mordecai’s escalating debt to Rigby. The buildup is fun and the final payoff, that cringe-inducing dance, lands exactly as gross and hilarious as intended. It’s a slight…

Summary Mordecai and Rigby find out that everyone has been invited by Muscle Man to High Five Ghost’s birthday party except them. They decide to go anyway. Our Take A solid mid-season episode that leans on the show’s reliable formula:…

Our Take Middle of the road. Watchable, but you’ll forget the details by next episode.

Our Take Temp Check leans into one of the show’s better bits: an imposter slowly taking over Mordecai’s life while everyone else stays oblivious. The paranoia comedy works, and the villain reveal gives the ending some actual menace. It’s a…

Our Take An odd one for Regular Show, since it leans hard on awkward gross-out romance rather than the usual surreal chaos. Mordecai’s misery dating Starla is funny for a while, but the joke wears thin before the episode’s over,…