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Our Take A solid mid-season entry built around one joke: an earworm cassette that literally won’t die. The escalating attempts to destroy the song get some good laughs, and the talking tape is a fun design choice, though the premise…
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Our Take A solid mid-season entry built around one joke: an earworm cassette that literally won’t die. The escalating attempts to destroy the song get some good laughs, and the talking tape is a fun design choice, though the premise…
Our Take A silly, disposable half hour that leans on one joke: an argument over a refund spirals into absurd chaos. The escalation is fun for a while and the store manager makes a decent foil, but the middle sags…
Our Take Middle of the road. Watchable, but you’ll forget the details by next episode.
Our Take A pretty standard Regular Show setup where Mordecai’s embarrassment spirals into total absurdity, and honestly the escalation is what carries it. The memory-erasing plot gets weird fast in the way this show does best, though the middle section…
Our Take A decent mid-season entry that leans on the show’s reliable formula of a small problem spiraling into absurdity. Party Pete himself is a fun one-off character, and the cola gag pays off well in the climax, though the…
Our Take A pretty standard episode where the TV breaks and the guys lose their minds trying to get a replacement. The escalating frustration is relatable enough, and there are a couple of decent gags along the way, but it…
Our Take A pretty standard early Regular Show setup: the guys get obsessed with an arcade game, and things escalate the way they always do. The highlight is the escalating montage of failures, which lands some genuine laughs even if…
Our Take Muscle Man finally gets an episode built around him, and it’s roughly as gross and loud as you’d expect, with a few genuine laughs buried in the shock humor. The “my mom” gag wears thin well before the…
Our Take A weird one, even by this show’s standards. The whole middle stretch inside the dizzy realm gets genuinely unsettling, with that giant disembodied head voicing all of Pops’ self-doubt, and it lands harder than you’d expect from a…
Our Take A pretty solid Benson-vs-the-boys setup that goes exactly as weird as you’d hope once the staring contest with a giant eyeball creature kicks in. The escalation is the whole joke and it mostly lands, though the middle sags…