Regular Show has proven its worth by running over eight seasons and has received its own movie. Out of all its episodes, a few stand out as the best.

With the release of the Season 3 box set, creator JG Quintel talks with SPINOFF about "Regular Show's" surprising longevity, and what alternative-comics artists bring to the series.

“Regular Show: The Movie” poster. (Click to enlarge.) In perhaps another sign that cable television just doesn’t mean what it used to, Cartoon Network will release Regular Show: The Movie ...

Last night, Regular Show aired its last episode on Cartoon Network, bringing full closure to a series that started off small and ended up taking its characters into space later on.

Quintel wanted the Regular Show 3DS game to be a platformer as the genre was his favorite, mixing it in with his other coveted genres such as space fighter games like R-Type and others like four ...

Regular Show originally aired on Cartoon Network in 2010, netting eight seasons and a staggering 261 episodes to tell the tales of Mordecai, Rigby, and the other workers at the park. Created by J ...

Regular Show is hardly the only show that begins with a seemingly mundane premise and then builds to a completely insane, absurd conclusion. Still, there’s arguably no other show that starts so ...

Regular Show, a cartoon that followed the adventures of a blue jay and raccoon best friend duo who hated work, concluded with an epic and metal one-hour finale on January 16.

As Regular Show, which pairs the absurd adventures of Mordecai, Rigby and their friends with a sweet coming-of-age story, has evolved over the years, Quintel’s lifelong affection for games has ...

In its fifth season, Cartoon Network's Regular Show has gained fans of all ages. Each 11-minute episode of the Emmy-winning series starts with pencils and Post-it notes.

Regular Show is one of Cartoon Network’s longest-running series and spawned the feature-length film Regular Show: The Movie, which premiered on Cartoon Network in 2015.