On the other hand, the humor in Cartoon Network's Regular Show can be seen as more accessible, which elevates the experience to make it more enjoyable. Its quirky characters are involved in daily ...

Considering how personal the cartoon is for him — he is his character Mordecai, he told the crowd during the panel — it’s no surprise that Regular Show often features a deluge of ‘80s and ...

For those who might not be familiar with Regular Show, the Cartoon Network series first debuted in 2010, becoming a big enough hit to warrant eight seasons and more than two hundred and forty ...

Regular Show’s revival is the perfect opportunity for us to learn more about High Five Ghost, a character that did not get to shine much in the original series.While a new Regular Show was ...

The characters in question are Twilight Sparkle, the protagonist of the popular cartoon series "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic," and Mordecai, one of the main characters from "Regular Show ...

Cartoon Network‘s Emmy-winning series Regular Show is ending after its eighth season, it was announced Tuesday.. The show, from creator and executive producer J.G. Quintel, will begin its final ...

A movie spinoff, “Regular Show: The Movie,” debuted on Cartoon Network in 2015. Related Stories Netflix’s 'Dept. Q' Is an Emotionally Fraught Crime Thriller That Never Lets Up: TV Review ...

Regular Show received a staggering two-hundred and sixty-one episodes, alongside a feature-length film that never hit theaters, during its Cartoon Network run.Created by animator J.G. Quintel, the ...

Cartoon Network’s Regular Show always stayed just on the right side of kid-appropriate, but its creator’s next project, Close Enough on TBS, completely steps over that line — then takes it ...

Regular Show: 25 Years Later #1 is a bizarre and daring concept for the franchise, and it attempts at giving these static characters a genuine arc. However, the plot is lacking, and the characters ...

Regular Show began as a project by Quintel during his time as a student at CalArts, and was the first series to be greenlit from Cartoon Network Studio’s award-winning Artists Program in 2008 ...