Series creator J.G. Quintel teased the new episodes feature many elements that helped make the show "so popular." ...

Not a spinoff but rather a continuation of the popular series that went off air in 2017, "Regular Show: The Lost Tapes" premieres soon on Cartoon Network. "It's been so much fun working with everyone ...

Mordecai and Rigby are so back. The comedic slackers from Cartoon Network's Emmy-winning animated series "Regular Show" are set to return. "Regular Show: The Lost Tapes" will see the pair back for ...

It's time to get back to the park! Join us as we count down the most unforgettable moments from Mordecai and Rigby's insane ...

Nearly a decade after the original series ended, “Regular Show” is returning with a brand-new continuation titled “Regular Show: The Lost Tapes.” The revival brings back fan-favorite characters ...

Regular Show first brought its series to a close in 2017, but the story forged by Mordecai and Rigby on Cartoon Network has remained a fan-favorite ever since. This year, almost one decade after the ...

In the "Regular Show" pilot, a mild-mannered blue jay named Mordecai and his scrappy raccoon counterpart Rigby swipe a magical synthesizer from a wizard while he's peeing in a bush. The instrument, ...

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The Lost Tapes” serves as a continuation of the original series, rejoining the same pair of groundskeepers and their friends. Several original cast members have signed on to reprise their roles as ...

Regular Show: The Lost Tapes saw its debut installment pulling in around 203,000 viewers on Cartoon Network, and while subsequent episodes didn’t hit the same heights, it still was a big premiere.

Article Summary Regular Show: The Lost Tapes premieres May 11th on Cartoon Network and later on HBO Max and Hulu in the U.S. Mordecai and Rigby return, bringing their signature surreal chaos back to ...

Bringing back a beloved show for a new run is no easy feat. Does the Cartoon Network classic make it work?