Regular Show

Why was the TV movie already online way before it aired on TV?

Pirates.

It was officially released months ago online to be bought. The TV airing was just, well, them finally airing it on TV.

Ugh, you guys still watch television? Get with the times, people.

(I'm joking, by the way).

I don't even see anything on cable TV (I haven't had it for years). I get everything online, Netflix, or Amazon Prime.

You must have a shitload of money.

I think the writing is actually better in the later seasons because it doesn't rely on its formula but rather developing its characters beyond that. The cast doesn't react to the weird shit like they used to. like in tonight's episode no one was excited for Pops going to a game show because the cast knew they weren't that fun(funnily enough Pops had his fun lol).

Mordecai and Rigby are slowly growing up as well and their romance antics has plenty to do with that like it or not. Hell the Show even jokes about Mordecai's love life.

Holy shit! They did a logical Mind Screw! That was an awesome ending.

@NKK: Well I'm a 19-year-old who still lives with his parents. That's not unusual, is it?

How did you know about my current living status?!

Same here but I'm 20 and it's just one parent.

Rigby and Eileen are adorbs

So was Mordo and CJ. PLZ BRING HER BACK, J.G.!!!

Agreed, though I'd be okay if they didn't get back together. I would NOT be okay if Mordo and Margaret get back together though, they are better as friends and are too similar in the wrong ways, in that both of them CLEARLY don't know what they want.

FINAL NOTE- how come there was only 4 eps in this Parkbom-no that sounds horrifying, Regularbomb? No, that sounds scary too.

To match up with "Long Live The Royals"?

Actually I wouldn't mind Margret and Mordecai getting together the same way Rigby and Eileen did. As the show goes and quietly. It doesn't need to be a big event.

I didn't care for CJ. She seemed more like a fallback than anything.

edited 3rd Dec '15 9:22:22 PM by MikeBreezy92

But didn't you see Just Friends? They found out that their relationship would become boring and pointless.

Oh I loved that ep. I do like Winter sports anyway.

No they didn't they just found out they'd grow old together and actually have a good relationship. They just didn't like the idea of it at the moment because they're young. There's a reason why Future Mordecai and Margret didn't evaporate when they decided to just be friends.

At least I can watch episodes with Margaret now and not cringe in annoyance / disgust, so there's that.

CJ & Eileen are still infinitely better characters. They had their chance to change that for the better with Margaret... And I still don't see enough movement on that. She's. Still. Boring.

I've never understood the constant assertions that CJ is a better character than Margaret. The thing that seems to annoy most people about Margaret is her relationship with Mordecai, and the problems there were almost entirely on him. And the reason his relationship with CJ didn't have those problems is because he went through things with Margaret first.

CJ is a fine character, but it was clear to me as soon as she reappeared she was always just a place holder, as a love interest for Mordecai and friend for Eileen. You can go on about how she's more "real" but no one really actually explains what they mean by that. I could see both of them as real people.

As far as Eileen goes, I found her annoying in her first few appearances, but she's really groan into her role and the development she facilities for Rigby without feeling tacked on makes me like her more.

edited 5th Dec '15 6:41:39 PM by LSBK

People have started living with their parents well into their 20's now, so it's not unusual.

edited 5th Dec '15 1:07:52 PM by Lionheart0

Carlton Dance?

@C.J: When I think real for CJ, I think that she's not an ultimate example of a cardboard cut out love interest. Margaret is like a more advanced Flash Sentry because she can have more character than just "the chick". C.J is a flurry of emotions that can make her more relatable to the viewers.

Dammit... I didn't even bother to think of it that way (much as I should have.). That sounds like a good analogy of things, however. Thanks for that.

edited 5th Dec '15 4:35:53 PM by Shokew