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107 Facts About Regular Show! - Cartoon Hangover

No one does a better job at slacking off on the job than best friends Mordecai and Rigby in "Regular Show"! The trippy cartoon has earned a reputation for blowing minds with it's insane stories and hilarious '80s references to movies and video games! And with "Regular Show: The Movie" set to debut on Cartoon Network soon, it felt only appropriate to look into how the awesome show came to be! So make sure you've got some snacks and time to chill because ToonedUp has 107 facts about "Regular Show"! Watch All of 107 Anime Facts Season 2 Don't miss our videos, make sure you subscribe! http://frdr.us/CHsubscribe We have a dotcom! http://frdr.us/YTCHdotcom Tweet Us on Twitter http://frdr.us/YTCHtwitter Heart Us on Instagram Touch Us on Facebox http://frdr.us/YTCHfacebox Do NOT forget to visit our YouTube friends! Channel Frederator - http://frdr.us/YTCFyoutube The Leaderboard - http://frdr.us/YTTLByoutube Want to tell us something? Write an email. [email protected] Want to work at Frederator? See our job openings and internships. http://frdr.us/YTFREDjobs Credits for This Episode ----------------------------------- Written by: Will Guy Graphics and Edited by: Mickey Martinez & Kristen Valdez Narrated by: RebelTaxi    / rebeltaxi99   Music used: 80’s Hip Hop Return by Andy Robert King 80’s Float by Marcus Bressler Music Jailbait (Instrumental) by Pravda Rock Solid Remix by Scott93277 Funky Day by bhzimmy Brooklyn by Asylum chilled space by minimusicman -------------------- Image Sources -------------------- http://pastebin.com/A6pF9MDq Thanks for sharing your Cartoon Hangover with us! Cartoon Hangover is the home for original cartoons and factual programming about animation for dedicated fans. Our original programming has included Bravest Warriors, Bee and PuppyCat, Too Cool! Cartoons, Fin Punch, GO! Cartoons (The Summoning, Boots), Slug Riot, and Shadowstone Park (from FilmCow). Our factual programming generally focuses on anime titles (like My Hero Academia, Tokyo Ghoul, etc.) and thoughtful pieces on animation. New videos two to three times per month.