Regular Show Reviews: Meteor Moves

I know it is a little late, but it is time to review Regular Show’s latest episode, Meteor Moves.
Before I get to that, however, I feel I should say something about this show. Right now, it is skating on very thin ice for me. Most of this season’s episodes have gone three routes: 1. They’ll have incredibly dumb plots. 2. They’ll have incredibly forgettable plots, or 3. They’ll be about Muscle Man, my least favorite character. This episode has made it into that first category. It’s been two weeks since Mordecai kissed Margaret and he plans to make the next move at a meteor shower. We have some potential here and the two even have a conversation that looks like it could have gone somewhere. But alas, Rigby has to swoop in and ruin everything. For some reason, even after seeing the ending of this episode, which was positive, I’m still not impressed. Several episodes before this have ended similarly and were never brought up again, although it may be for tonight’s new episode (which looks incredibly stupid by the way).
Well, that’s all for now.

Regular Show: Access Denied Review

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I know this is a little late, but here is the review of last week’s new episode of Regular Show: “Access Denied”.

The promos for this episode did not reveal much, so I was quite curious as to how this episode would play out. As soon as it started, I was quite excited it was a Margaret episode (I’m a big supporter of the Mordecai-Margaret relationship). As soon as the plot unfolded, however, I knew that there would be a catch to Mordecai dancing with Margaret. That club bouncer sure was rude to the two. It’s probably not that far off from what actual club bouncers act like. It was surprising that the two actually got into the club before midnight, but the fact that they could not find Margaret was kind of predictable. Mordecai’s speech about why clubs are stupid was probably the highlight of this episode (since there was little to no abnormality or supernatural occurrences that are usually in every episode of this show). It was very lame that the reason the two could not find Margaret was because she was in a club called Box instead of The Box. Nevertheless, the ending with Mordecai and Margaret dancing was satisfying enough for me to rate this as a decent episode of the show. Not the best of the season, however. Hopefully the writers will expand on the two’s relationship in the near future.

That’s it for this review. New ones coming in the near future.