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ToastyPotato posted:Ok. For over ten years, I've wanted to know what the hell the song at the beginning of the lotto episode of Regular Show is. It's used in a lot of different places it seems. Shazaam couldn't ID it because I think there was too much going on over it. Thanks to the many individuals with Aspergers that are enabled by the Internet, a wiki exists for this show. quote:The song at the beginning of this episode is Jurgen Schlachter's "The Big Laugh.", which has been used in shows such as SpongeBob SquarePants. Let me guess, the first time you heard it was on that one Liquid Television short where a cat and a bird are sitting on a branch and the bird keeps mooning the cat? raditts fucked around with this message at 00:14 on Apr 9, 2012 |
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Reinanigans posted:The callback to the microwave literally nearly killed me. I have a bad cold and started coughing while laughing and almost passed out, but it was so worth it. I will never not laugh at Rigby turning to dust in the time stream. How many times has Rigby died in this show? At least twice (microwave, arm wrestling), right?
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Jul 25, 2012 21:46
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smokyprogg posted:Someone posted in the Adventure Time thread asking for episodes to introduce people to the show. I, myself, like Regular Show more than Adventure Time, and most of my friends already watch AT. What would you guys recommend for starter episodes of Regular Show? Stick Hockey and This Is My Jam immediately come to mind for me. Any others? First Day?
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Zap2It says there's a new episode for both, and I know I've seen commercials for a new episode of Adventure Time at least, so yeah something's up with your DVR on this one.
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Aug 6, 2012 16:36
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Is this Rambo with tomatoes and expired food instead of bullets?
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Aug 7, 2012 01:06
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Roland Jones posted:Besides the extra focus on him, it seems that Muscle Man gets treated differently, both by the writers and by the other characters. I mean, the extra focus he gets is obvious, but some other things are weird too. For example, between Benson condoning him doing things like shoving Rigby's face in manure during the mentoring episode (something neither Muscle Man nor Benson got called out on, apart from Mordecai saying it was wrong early on) and how in this one he cared more about getting Muscle Man pranking again than that he almost killed Pops, going so far as to use Pops as a tool in getting him back, it's like he has a Mary Sue-like immunity to the rules. Meanwhile Mordecai and Rigby almost got fired the time they injured Pops, among all the other things they almost got fired over. Benson and everyone else have always treated Muscle Man and High Five Ghost better than Mordecai and Rigby. Also, I don't think you know what a Mary Sue is.
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Aug 9, 2012 04:20
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TwoPair posted:Yeah, she's so lame it's kind of endearing. I like how everyone just sits there staring whenever she does her lion tamer impression. What the hell is she supposed to be, anyway? It's like she looks human on top but then she has a flesh colored beaver tail and weird little legs. And is also 3 feet tall.
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Aug 17, 2012 03:21
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JT Jag posted:Kids love badly animated formulaic cartoons with cashed-in punchlines and generic characters, who knew I'm proud of my kids, they bug me to put Regular Show and Adventure Time on all the time but I've taught them well enough to dive for the remote when Johnny Test or Annoying Orange come on. As for back in my day, I can admit that I can count way more total poo poo cartoons that I watched as a kid than those that were actually good.
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Aug 19, 2012 22:14
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Shabadu posted:My kids love it... I just watched the episode "Don" with my kids, and after it ended my 2 year old promptly went around the room to give everyone some sugar.
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Aug 27, 2012 03:18
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Dolash posted:I'm adding the Rigby lost in the Beta-Timeline to the Rigby death count. Then again one Mordecai was lost that way too and another Mordecai was literally destroyed, so Mordecai gains some ground. Well, I think it depends on whether Regular Show follows Back to the Future time travel rules or not.
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Sep 5, 2012 01:53
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Tartarus Sauce posted:Is it me, or does he actually look like Mordecai? Guess you've never seen this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvafNPR-ceU I never noticed before that the keyboard they have there is The Power.
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Sep 23, 2012 06:05
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Darke GBF posted:I may have audibly screamed in joy when I saw that hamboning was going to save their life. I was disappointed that he didn't actually do any hamboning, though.
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Oct 2, 2012 05:25
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Teek posted:HOOOOOwwooooooaaahhhh quote:their efforts often result in insane escapades that delight Pops, a humanoid-looking lollipop Is that what he's supposed to be? I thought his name was Pops because he used lollipops as currency.
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I guess I no longer have any idea of what defines a "self insert character" or why that's a bad thing. When I think "self insert", Charlie Brown is usually the first thing that comes to mind.JazzFlight posted:Well, the thing is, I've never heard the characters refer to themselves as animals compared to humans, really. Maybe once or twice they actually said that a character was a skunk or that Benson was a gumball machine, but most of the time they make no reference to their own species. For all we know, they're all human and we're just seeing them as weird talking creatures. I did think it was funny in the Deathbear episode that in a world where anthropomorphs live alongside humans, they still have animal control. It was funnier that all Eileen had to do was say "It's Deathbear!" to get an animal control SWAT team sent to their house. raditts fucked around with this message at 04:29 on Oct 6, 2012 |
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I don't mind Thomas that much, but it would've been pretty funny if it wasn't all a prank and he was still in the car, and when Mordecai says "We killed Thomas!" Muscle Man just says "Who?" End episode, never mention him again.
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Oct 11, 2012 21:43
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Je suis fatigue posted:See I thought he was going to die after they told Muscleman he pranked him and he wrecked his car, but I like more that he's alive because the show has a timeline and continuity rather than everything returns to the status quo every week. If you're really stuck on continuity for this of all shows, then all the characters should be ghosts from now on, since they died two episodes ago.
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Oct 24, 2012 22:39
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hughesta posted:Hahaha it's The Goonies. I was getting a Last Crusade vibe, but that would be a bit redundant since they've done one of those before. Almost guaranteeing a Mount Doom reference coming up though.
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Pa-rum-pa-pum-pum! Santa's got a six-pack!
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Dec 4, 2012 02:22
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That was probably the best use of Trans-Siberian Orchestra's Carol of the Bells ever.
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Dec 4, 2012 02:25
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Citizen Insane posted:Apparently it was actually a metal band with the wonderful name of SAVATAGE. Who recorded it as part of TSO. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savatage#Life_after_Criss_.281994-2000.29
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My wife and I have taken to nodding and going "hmm, hmm-hmm, hmm" at each other. This show really does invade your vocabulary.
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Dec 13, 2012 03:40
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Smoking Crow posted:Just for posterity, here's Rigby. I refuse to believe these are anything but grotesque knockoffs on the level of "Robert Cop3".
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Dammit, I forgot there was a new episode on today  Well, hopefully it won't take long to go up on On Demand.
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Smoking Crow posted:Not to brag, but I'm in college, and my birthday's on a Tuesday. But are you in junior college? Cardboard Box posted:I really wish I had watched the new episode of this instead of the first 15 minutes of Monday Night Raw. Was the episode good? If your cable system has On Demand, it should be up there by now. I just watched this and yesterday's Adventure Time. DivisionPost posted:I think my favorite touches of the episode was Margaret's ringtone for Mordecai being his dorky song I think that was my favorite too. This show does great callbacks without rubbing them in. raditts fucked around with this message at 00:01 on Jan 9, 2013 |
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This episode was a fantastic troll. Kind of odd that Starla has more screen time and personality than Thomas at this point, though. Why did they even bother adding that guy?Waffleman_ posted:I don't remember because I haven't really watched American Cartoon Network around this time for a while, but did they always promote the Hall of Game so aggressively? I think this is only the second year it's been on, and I don't remember last year being quite this bad, but it was pretty heavy.
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PaganGoatPants posted:I don't care and I'm sure they don't either. I still think he should've died in that prank episode. I get the feeling maybe they wanted to kill him but S&P wouldn't let that happen.
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God drat it Windows Media Center you piece of loving poo poo, why did you totally ignore that Regular Show was new tonight. 
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Feb 26, 2013 03:58
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"I'm not dead, I'm just resting!"
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I really wasn't expecting that episode to end with The Touch and a Voltron battle when it started. I don't even have the words to describe what I just saw. They did an amazing job of depicting the utter assholishness of geese, though.
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Sockser posted:OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH! I'd be excited about this if it was someone like Telltale doing it, but that Adventure Time game really wasn't very good.
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fount of knowledge posted:This is the one video game ever that I'll be disappointed if it ISN'T just a mini-game compilation, which naturally must include: No Alley Fight Dudes?
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The Croc posted:Great episode all round show could have ended right there and it would have been perfect. Rigby was at the beginning of the episode, unless you mean him not being in the entire episode. Speaking of characters disappearing with no explanation though, it looks like at some point they finally just quit putting Thomas in even as a background character. I'm honestly curious about that one because it seems like they didn't like including him in the show at all. raditts fucked around with this message at 21:10 on Apr 20, 2013 |
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Apr 20, 2013 21:08
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TwoPair posted:I loved that joke. I honestly wouldn't mind if Thomas showed up in more episodes just to basically rehash that one gag over and over and play straight man to the madness around him. (Seriously, I don't think I've ever seen anybody actually try to leave whenever somebody gives the ol' "If anybody wants to back out now, I understand..." speech in like, any show/movie until this one.) I can think of exactly one movie, but for some reason the name escapes me right now.
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TwoPair posted:Sure, dwelling on failure is an option and telling people to bottle up their emotions is an option, I guess? That's kinda depressing as hell though. Personally, I think "be honest about your feelings" is a much better message, and I have enough faith in the viewers of the show to understand that sharing feelings doesn't mean necessarily mean "go for the kiss". Margaret even says as much in "Do or Diaper." I don't think it's so much that she doesn't have any agency (although she is a bit two-dimensional as a character) but she's frustrated with him loving around instead of just being honest and telling her how he feels, since he's always the one that backs out whenever there's an opportunity to make something more out of it. As for the actual "friend zone" thing, clearly it was mostly just a buildup to making a Phantom Zone reference, but Y-Hat posted:The thing about the Friend Zone in this episode is that Margaret didn't put Mordecai in the Friend Zone, Mordecai put himself there. That's what makes this episode's treatment of it different than that of your average internet male shut-in. I agree with this. quote:ANYWAY, all this junk aside, Eileen remains the best character. Her deadpan "Due to the tragic deterioration of our region's ozone layer" was hilarious and the "IT'S BEAUTIFUL" as the meteors started and the climactic music kicked off cracked me up. Yes, Eileen is always the best character. She deserves better prospects than Rigby. raditts fucked around with this message at 23:04 on Jun 13, 2013 |
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muscles like this? posted:Kind of creeped out by Margret's dad being a human being. I can't place his voice. I want to say it's Jesse Ventura.
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Hahaha, did Lumbergh just come out of that box Did that really just happen
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Are they being interrogated by Mulder and Scully?
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I love how transparent they make it that "SODA" is a kid-friendly replacement for beer.
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Ra Ra Rasputin posted:I feel old because it feels weird how they can get away with not only guns, not only people shooting eachother with guns that don't shoot lasers, not just all the different real types of guns in massive shootouts, but that also end in the bad guys being shot or blown up. You don't remember much of Batman: The Animated Series, do you. Y-Hat posted:They've been all about the '90s pop culture icons lately- the "Best Boss" mug guy looked just like Lumbergh from Office Space. I know  Previously on raditts: posted:Hahaha, did Lumbergh just come out of that box raditts fucked around with this message at 22:22 on Aug 13, 2013 |
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PaganGoatPants posted:gently caress that show. On the one hand, my DVR hard drive died and I wasn't home so I'm glad I didn't miss anything. On the other hand, Uncle Grandpa is loving terrible so yeah, gently caress that show anyway.
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