Where Can I Watch Regular Show In The Uk

[Analisa Wack]

Forsome reason, it seems to me that Season 1 had the biggest changes, and well being the first season of the show, it would make sense to start with that. Really the only thing I know right now is that some uncensored episodes (not sure which or anything) can be found on the Slack Pack DVD, but I have not been able to find this anywhere to confirm. Even then there has got to be better quality, like HDTV or something, right?

I just inspected a few episodes on HBO Max and they all seem to be uncensored except for the first two episodes and Terror Tails of the Park uses its re-arranged version rather than the original version that first aired (I actually never got why this one was done)

These alterations are found on The Complete First and Second Seasons set. However, the original unaltered version of The Power can be found on the Regular Show: Slack Pack release. Unfortunately, the unaltered version of Meat Your Maker has not been released on DVD or Blu-ray."

I just inspected a few episodes on HBO Max and they all seem to be uncensored except for the first two episodes and Terror Tales of the Park uses its re-arranged version rather than the original version that first aired (I actually never got why this one was done)

Yes I am, for some reason in the re-arranged version they put the first two segments as a single episode and then put the third as an entirely separate episode (interestingly enough put as the episode before the re-edited other two segments), ruining the ending of it, also the intro was changed to accommodate for this

I find Regular Show to be much more entertaining than Adventure Time. The characters are (dare I say) relatable and the random stuff that goes on is always pertainant to what happens throughout the rest of the episode. Also, so many inuendos ;3

I feel that it is better then some of the other crap that they have on there (Adventure Time and Gumball fall into this crap catagory) and there are a couple of good episodes but i wont search for it. If it's on and nothing else is good then ill watch it. Over all its a good show but not my g0-to thing.

Yeah, sometimes. Latest regular show I've been watching was Game of Thrones. I'm just waiting for the 3rd season. But I'm also watching stuff like Lie to Me. And I'm gon' start watching The Walking Dead some time soon.

Yes! Regular Show has given back my hope for Cartoon Network. When I first caught it, it just looked like any other godawful show on Cartoon Network. But after watching a few episodes, I was proven wrong.

It's there in my three favorite animated series at the moment, but not quite first. It's somewhat strange how they decided to add another character to the thing after all this time, maybe It's a future episode thing.

3rd favourite series, behind Adventure Time and MLP. I just love how dark, twisted and utterly insane Adventure Time is, and I've never fully understood how they can show it in daytime. Not complaining though. What a show!

I certainly do! Very funny show, totally crazy and a lot of fun to watch. Mordecai and Rigby kinda remind me of me and my brother lol, and Pops and Benson are also great characters, and Muscle Man is okay but I hate his voice, ugh. Oh and Skips, he's just the best! My favorite episode would probably be the no rules one, or the one with the crazy blonde guys.

My favorite characters, Mordecai and Rigby of course, Pops, Benson , and Skips are like my favorite secondary characters, I don't know about High-5 Ghost + Muscle Man being my favs they are just party animals to me. Best show by far, but MLP stays at #1.

Regular Show: The Movie is a 2015 American animated science fiction comedy film based on the animated sitcom Regular Show. Produced by Cartoon Network Studios, the film was directed by series creator J. G. Quintel and features the voices of William Salyers, Quintel, Sam Marin, and Mark Hamill reprising their respective roles from the series, with Jason Mantzoukas and David Koechner joining the cast. The film follows Mordecai and Rigby, along with their groundskeeping co-workers Benson, Pops, Muscle Man, Hi-Five Ghost and Skips, as they embark on a mission to save the universe, and their friendship, from a vengeful volleyball coach.

The film premiered on August 14, 2015 at The Downtown Independent theater in Los Angeles, where it was shown until August 20, 2015.[2] The film is the third film based on a Cartoon Network property to receive a theatrical release, after The Powerpuff Girls Movie and Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters; it was not released by Warner Bros. Pictures due to the failure of The Powerpuff Girls Movie. The film was released digitally on September 1, 2015, on DVD on October 13, 2015, and ultimately had its television premiere on November 25, 2015, on Cartoon Network.[3] The events of the film take place during the seventh season of the show. Regular Show: The Movie was the first Cartoon Network original film since 2009's Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show.

In the distant future, Rigby, Benson, Skips, Hi-Five Ghost, Muscle Man, and Pops fight Lord Ross, a madman plotting to erase all of time. Aiding him is a cybernetic Mordecai who is estranged from Rigby for a past transgression. The entire team is killed except for Rigby, who escapes using a timeship, a time traveling space vehicle, to travel to the past, though not before Mordecai mortally shoots him.

In the present, Mordecai and Rigby barely convince Benson not to fire them after running late due to Rigby's idea to get breakfast burritos. Future Rigby then crashlands in the park. He says that when Mordecai and Rigby were in high school, they built a time machine that backfired and created a "Time-nado", a tornado able to travel through space and time. It was later harnessed and weaponized by their former science teacher and volleyball coach, Mr. Ross, who was held responsible for the incident and arrested. Before dying, future Rigby tells his present self that he will soon have to reveal a secret from his past to save the universe, even if it destroys his friendship with Mordecai. Mordecai explains they created the time machine because Rigby got into their dream college, College University, but he did not.

After preparing for the mission, the employees use the timeship to travel back in time, damaging the engines in the process. Skips, Muscle Man, and Hi-Five Ghost stay behind to fix them, while the others go to Mordecai and Rigby's old high school to destroy the time machine that their past selves are working on. Mr. Ross is angry at Rigby for costing his volleyball team the championship but is forced to let him do an extra credit assignment to pass his class. After an encounter with the volleyball team, who mistake Benson and Pops for spies from a rival school, Mordecai and Rigby meet their past selves and convince past Rigby to make a model volcano instead. They then destroy the time machine.

Believing their mission to be over, Mordecai, Rigby, Benson and Pops return to the timeship. After it is repaired, however, temporal ruptures begin appearing. It turns out that Rigby and Mordecai's past selves are about to finish a second time machine Lord Ross planted. The employees race back to the school but are held up by Lord Ross and future Mordecai, allowing past Mordecai and Rigby to botch the second time machine and create the Time-nado. Lord Ross then forces Rigby to admit the truth: he never got into College University, but Mordecai did. Unwilling to get separated from Mordecai, he created his fake rejection letter to maintain their friendship. Lord Ross then tries to kill Mordecai with a volleyball bomb. However, Future Mordecai, having a change of heart, jumps into the bomb's path, forcing Lord Ross to retreat.

Enraged at Rigby's duplicity, Mordecai ends his friendship with him. Heartbroken, Rigby runs off with the timeship, leaving the group behind. Before dying, future Mordecai gives his present self his timeship and advises him to patch things up, expressing regret over the corrupt path he chose. As the group tries to rebound, a distress call from future Gene the Vending Machine prompts them to help out. After a suicide attempt by flying into the sun, Rigby encounters Father Time, who is falling apart due to the Time-nado. He convinces Rigby to head to the future and apologize to Mordecai. At the Time-nado space station, Lord Ross intercepts Rigby and Mordecai. With Techmo's help, they defeat Ross and restore their friendship before using the plutonium from Mordecai's timeship to destroy the Time-nado. They later convince past Rigby to apologize to past Mr. Ross before the latter is imprisoned for life, ending the feud between them.

Returning to the present, Mordecai and Rigby agree to not let their friendship degrade into trying to kill each other. This alters the future and erases their dead future selves. The next day, as Benson catches them out of the park, the pair race back in the timeship from a fast food place, glad that they will "never be late again".

The film was first announced in February 2015 during the Cartoon Network upfront.[4] Series creator J. G. Quintel announced on June 11, 2015, via Twitter that the production of the film had been completed.[5] A trailer for the film was shown at the 2015 Comic Con International event on July 10, 2015[6] and was later released online on July 12, 2015. Despite the film being announced in February 2015, the film began production in 2014.

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