Season Guide
Regular Show Season 7
Season 7 Review
⚠ Spoiler alert Season notes below reveal how the story develops.
Season 7 of Regular Show premiered 2015-06-26 and ran 36 episodes through 2016-06-30.
Episodes
1
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
2
SummaryAfter Benson doesn't take home the award for Park Manager of the Year, the guys want to make him feel like a winner.Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll…
3
Summary Rigby ruins Mr. Maellard’s fancy lunch, and now he or Benson has to write a letter of resignation. Our Take Rigby and Benson trapped together forced to sort out…
4
Summary Margaret really wants to host a weekly segment on the nightly local news. Our Take Margaret's ambition drives this one, and it's refreshing to see her get a full…
5
Summary Benson wants to prove that he was right about the date of the Dome Experiment. Our Take This one's a solid Benson episode that lets him be right for…
6
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
7
Our Take A slight but fun one, built around the guys getting hopelessly sucked into watching cat videos on the job. It's a familiar "screens will eat your brain" setup,…
8
Summary After being struck by lightning, neither Muscle Man or High Five Ghost are able to remember each other. Our Take A decent buddy episode that leans on the odd-couple…
9
SummaryBenson tries to spice up the park's annual Halloween party by renting a wish making machine.Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
10
SummaryMordecai and Rigby want to help Party Horse get back together with his girlfriend.Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
11
Our Take A weirdly low-key entry that leans on Mordecai's insomnia as a running gag, and the joke wears thin before the episode finds its footing. The dream logic stuff…
12
Summary Reeling after Elise’s uncomfortable accusations, Bobby meets with Tamara to give his side of the story. Kendra works a sexy photo shoot for clients from LA and tries to…
13
SummaryMordecai and Rigby have to take Benson's new pet pig back to his apartment.Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
14
Our Take A quieter, character-focused half hour that leans on Rigby's insecurity more than the show's usual absurd escalations. The pacing drags in spots and the jokes are thinner than…
15
Summary In order to get high school credits, Rigby has to pass a foreign language class taught by Benson in China. Our Take A solid but fairly standard Rigby-learns-something episode,…
16
Our Take A decent midseason outing that leans on Mordecai's overcomplicated scheming, which is familiar ground but still delivers a few solid gags. The pacing sags in the middle stretch…
17
Our Take Pops episodes usually lean on his wide-eyed sweetness, and this one gets a lot of mileage out of that, though the middle section stretches thin once the joke…
18
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
19
Our Take A pretty standard half-baked outing where the guys help Benson chase chili glory, and the escalation to absurdity feels more predictable than usual. There are a few solid…
20
Our Take A holiday episode that leans on Regular Show's usual trick of a mundane job spiraling into absurdity, and it mostly coasts on that formula. The gags hit at…
21
Our Take A pretty standard Benson-gets-tormented episode, with the gym teacher angle providing some solid gags but not much else. The escalating training montages earn a few laughs, though the…
22
Our Take A low-key hangout episode that leans on the guys just bouncing off each other, which is honestly where this show does some of its best work. The jokes…
23
Our Take A solid mid-season entry that leans into the show's love of absurd cosmic power hiding in mundane objects. The synth-driven scenes have real energy and the running gags…
24
Our Take A pretty disposable entry that leans on one of the show's oldest tricks: Mordecai and Rigby buy something dumb, it turns out to be cursed or alive, chaos…
25
Our Take Benson takes a desk job to make some extra cash, and the office satire is a nice change of pace for the show. The corporate jokes land better…
26
Our Take A slight, low-stakes episode built around one simple errand that spirals the usual way. The gags land often enough to keep it moving, and Benson's simmering frustration is…
27
Summary Mordecai and Rigby must prevent a giant red button from being pushed. Our Take A solid setup episode built around one very simple question: what does the button do?…
28
Summary Rigby must sneak his dad’s car out of the garage and return it unnoticed in order to take Eileen to the prom. Our Take A sweet one that puts…
29
Our Take A low-stakes entry that mostly coasts on the usual Mordecai and Rigby chemistry. The escalation gets pleasantly absurd in the back half, but the first ten minutes move…
30
Our Take A goofy one-off that mostly runs on Pops being his delightfully weird self, and honestly that's enough to carry it. The medieval gags land more often than they…
31
Our Take A gentler episode than usual, built around Pops' childlike wonder instead of escalating chaos, and it mostly works because Pops is such an easy character to root for.…
32
Our Take A Benson-focused outing that mostly works because his awkward desperation is always good comedy fodder. The escalating scheme to impress Pam gets silly in the way this show…
33
Our Take This one leans hard on Benson's control-freak tendencies and gets decent mileage out of them, though the escalation feels familiar if you've watched the last few seasons. The…
34
Our Take A mid-tier outing that leans on one joke for the whole runtime, and your mileage depends entirely on how funny you find the guys obsessing over a status…
35
Our Take A fittingly chaotic season ender that trades the usual low-stakes slacking for a full-blown pivot, and honestly, the show earns it. The jokes land at the frantic pace…
36
SummaryRigby writes a speech for his high school graduation.Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.