Brilliant stuff. As the reviewer says, it was somewhat light on the laughs, but I found myself enthralled with the story, and disappointed when we didn't get a complete resolution. But I do like that we're getting it piece by piece and left to speculate about the bubblegum until the next story delves deeper. The funny…

Well, in my defense, there are some who have agreed with me. I don't think it's "off the mark" to not like this episode. I'm a HUGE Regular Show fan, but I like the previous seasons way more. I miss Pops, Benson, and Skips. 

Both of these upcoming episodes have the chance to be epic. Can't wait.

Sorry for having an opinion.

Couldn't disagree with the reviewer more. This trend of similarity has me, for the first time, questioning whether this show is done for. Every single week, we get some random character that we're supposed to care about, nearly always voiced by Sam Marin, so basically a Pops/Muscle Man voice clone. The shame of it is,…

This one was just more weird than anything for me. I liked the call back of Finn tossing the crystal, and desert Finn was pretty cool looking, but not much else was that great. At least I didn't find it annoying, which can happen when things get too weird. But yeah, he was nice when physically disabled, and not when…

Actually it's Muscle Man (Mitch Sorenstein) that's Jewish lol. But yeah, I think most of us agree, even those of us who have been around a while, that a 30 minute format would help most weeks.

His appearance seemed to coincide with the potential (so far) downfall of this show. Again, potentially speaks to a panic move out of lack of ideas.

I still won't completely give up. I still feel like this show is a week or two from bouncing back with something in the vein of a Guy's Night or Fuzzy Dice or something. However, if it continues on this trend, I can't imagine how it'll be a year from now.

Pretty much what I'm saying. I don't understand why they keep going to this route over and over again, unless they're running out of ideas. It just becomes so repetitive, and frustrating, because we know what this show can do.

One of my all time favorites for sure.

Brutal. This season has gone downhill in a hurry. I sometimes start to ask myself if I'm just losing the Regular Show fan in me, but then I see an episode from a previous season and I still love it.

I really liked this one. One of my favorites of the past couple of months. I always seem to enjoy the dynamic between FP and F the H. And Jake's role in this one was fun too. DiMaggio is such a pro. The whole thing just worked for me for whatever reason.

That's fair enough. Darwin's voice actor has certainly hit puberty this season, and at times it's definitely been rough to listen to. I'm just pretty blown away by the job they do on that show for what they have to work with. "The Fridge" was probably my favorite episode and the Street Fighter parity they did in "The…

Sorry to run off topic, but I know part of how we got the Regular Show coverage was mentioning it on Adventure Time's reviews. Does anybody here like The Amazing World of Gumball or The Looney Tunes Show?

Agreed. I graduated recently with it and I found it extra funny.

What a massive letdown. Generally, I get a good idea about episodes through their promo commercials. This week was one of the first times where the promo had me really excited, only to be completely thrown for a loop by the episode.

This certainly had its amazing moments and was overall enjoyable. I loved that LSP had the same voice, and seeing all the Candy Kingdom peeps gender swapped is always so cleverly done. However, this one couldn't recapture the first one's magic. Seeing the first one, yet again, before this episode, reminded me of how…

I know I've seen that woman a few times now.

Definitely enjoyed this episode, as it got back to more of what I like to see this show do. Regular Show is always at its best when it deals with relateability as well as simplicity. Mordecai stumbling around always seems to be funny. Wonder how Eileen got left out of the grouping in the opening sequence - seems weird…