movies/tv The end of Regular Show

[Sovereign Leader Rarity 12,007]

As may of you may already know, the finale of Regular Show was released a few days ago. While the show itself is definitely not perfect, it has been a paragon for cartoons in recent years, and has left a huge legacy on the industry.

 

My question is, how do you feel about the show ending and the finale itself.

 

I for one thought that it was a great conclusion.

 

Edited January 21, 2017 by Rarity the Supreme

[Kiri 7,289]

Hey, @Rarity the Supreme! Since topic of your thread involves a TV show, I've moved it to Media Discussion, where similar discussions take place. Likewise, I've given it the "Movies/TV" prefix for categorization purposes. Happy discussing!

[Courageous Thunder Dash 7,824]

I just watched the finale on YouTube about a day ago and it was very well done. I'll certainly miss that show because it was so good.

[cmarston1 5,959]

I haven't really followed Regular Show for a while now, but it's a little strange to see it finally end. I might check out the ending.

[Zachary 5,521]

Just watched the Finale like Couple of Days ago on TV and I really Liked it.

 

Though I'll miss this show.

[TBD 17,256]

I stopped watching RS, only because I cancel the cable. But I saw the ending...and eh it's a typical ending I suppose.  Sucks that it has to end.

[PinkiePie97 913]

I watched it. It was a great finale. Regular Show had a good run and was one of my favorite Cartoon Network shows.

 

Also, Cartoon Network tweeted this after the finale aired.

https://twitter.com/cartoonnetwork/status/821146245129506817

[Jon the VGNerd 886]

With Regular Show at its end, the dark age of Cartoon Network has begun.

[ChocolateCrane 156]

Regular Show was a pretty "bleh" show to me. It didn't do any one thing particularly well, but at the same time didn't do anything badly. It was the kind of show I'd just sort of flop onto the couch and watch mindlessly for 1 or 2 episodes. None of the characters were likable (to me), the plot was always the same damn thing for every episode, the art style just screamed "we don't care". At the same time, it managed to be very "consistent" in it's quality. If you sit down for an episode of Regular Show, you pretty much know what you're gonna get out of it. I don't recall watching even a single episode that was "bad" or even "below average". Every episode was just sort of "ok" or "pretty good". 

 

TL:DR, Regular Show felt like quite a "regular show" to me. I won't miss it, but I'm not glad that it is over either. Indifference ahoy~

[Scootalove 10,689]

I thought the final episode did a good job of wrapping up the show and showing what Morcedai and the gang are doing in the future, having families of their own. I'll miss Pops and Regular Show in general, sad to see it go but what more can you say when one show was bombarded by shows that took up so much airtime. 

[trademark2 485]

Has anyone else never heard of this show before? Don't mean to sound insensitive

Edited January 26, 2017 by trademark2

[The Nth Doctor 663]

And like Chowder and Flapjack, I'm sure it'll have yet another clone up in a few months

[Sovereign Leader Rarity 12,007]

With Regular Show at its end, the dark age of Cartoon Network has begun.

I mean, we still have Adventure Time for over another year, and Steven Universe is still here ( for now at least ).

 

You've got a point though.........Cartoon Network is quickly heading towards cartoon hell. I just don't understand why they seem to hate their few shows which don't actually suck.

[Jon the VGNerd 886]

I mean, we still have Adventure Time for over another year, and Steven Universe is still here ( for now at least ).

 

You've got a point though.........Cartoon Network is quickly heading towards cartoon hell. I just don't understand why they seem to hate their few shows which don't actually suck.

 

And the fact Teen Titans Go! is still here is like the next Johnny Test, only except its not really a parody of the original show (though most young people are too narrow-minded and call it the best, which is far from it), but its instead a blatant insult to the original show that was once great before the start of Cartoon Network's downfall. Again, even without Stuart Snyder, the damage has been done and the new person isn't any better than Snyder himself. What caused more harm than good? The Powerpuff Girls reboot, which wasn't just a failure or even an insult to the original (which was by the way, a LOT better than the reboot version), but has shown the final nail in the coffin for what was once a beloved cartoon channel. I'm sorry, but I fail to find any positive progress, and Christina Miller is, again, no better than Stuart Snyder, and the damage he's caused are permanent and irreversible.

 

If they can't listen to our suggestions like bringing back the older cartoons with the same casts and even the same qualities (yes, even outdated technologies can still bring true quality and nostalgia) and even bringing back DC Nation (which was our last hope before CN brought it down), the next year or maybe this year will be their last before they finally realized that they're losing fans despite earning money and will have no choice but to pull the plug on Cartoon Network for good, if they choose to not listen to older fans like myself. Yes, there's Boomerang Channel, but even it is slowly following suit of CN's uncertain future because there's a lacking number of classic shows which have been greatly scarce since its "upgrade".

[SONICchaos 824]

Eh, I never really got the appeal of the regular show. I mean there were a few episodes I liked but nothing consistent. Then again I never got the appeal of Adventure Time so my tastes are not in tune with the current brand of cartoons, Cartoon Network is currently producing.