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

Our Take A fun high-concept episode where a dumb argument spirals into alternate timelines, and the show actually commits to the bit. The gags land more often than they miss, and the ending gets surprisingly dark for a cartoon about…

Our Take A solid season opener that leans into dumb-funny horror paranoia, with Rigby’s escalating panic doing most of the heavy lifting. The possessed taxi bit runs a little long once the joke is established, but the escalating gags and…

Our Take A solid early episode that leans into the guys’ laziness, with the time travel twist giving the finale a nice punch. The fake band montages are funny, though the middle stretch coasts a bit on one joke. It’s…

Our Take A solid mid-tier episode where Rigby’s body literally walks out on him after one slap too many. The concept is exactly the kind of dumb absurdity this show does well, and the basketball court standoff lands some real…

Our Take A surprisingly sweet one for this early in the run, with Rigby’s jealousy toward his more successful brother Don giving the show a rare emotional core. The jokes are lighter than usual and the tax audit plot is…

Our Take A pretty solid early episode that leans hard into the show’s love of the 80s, sending Mordecai and Rigby back to 1982 where the jokes about outdated phone culture land more often than they miss. The Master Prank…

Our Take A middling early episode where the unicorn gang gets more obnoxious than funny. The gross-out gags pile up faster than the actual jokes, though the dudes-bro unicorn voices earn a few laughs and Mordecai’s desperation over Margaret lands…

Our Take A slight but fun one, built around the guys’ dumbest argument yet and escalating it all the way to a space shuttle launch. The absurdist escalation is the whole joke and it mostly lands, though the middle stretch…

Our Take A solid early episode that leans into the show’s love of food coming to life and things going horribly wrong. The talking hot dogs are a fun bit of absurdity, and Benson’s party pressure gives the chaos a…