I had no idea that today was the anniversary until creator JG Quintel posted it on his Twitter feed.\u00a0Regular Show<\/em>\u00a0was one of the funniest things Cartoon Network had made in a while; something focused on the plight of Millenials being underemployed because there never was any success doing it before with Generation X (see\u00a0Mission Hill<\/em>). The first time I saw it was on the break room TV at work. I was like, OK, there’s a bluejay and a raccoon drinking coffee, trying to impress red bird waitress. That was a good joke. Well, I need to get back to work and see if I can watch a full episode another time.<\/span><\/p>\n Regular Show\u00a0<\/em>rarely disappointed and I’m glad Cartoon Network let it run until there was a good point for the story to wrap up. Now I can stream the whole thing without annoying commercials on HBO Max.<\/span><\/p>\n Quintel’s new yet delayed effort is on HBO Max too.\u00a0Close Enough<\/em>. Sadly, only JG’s voice returned with this cast. Maybe “Rigby,” Mark Hamill and “Eileen” will show up in a second season if AT&T deems it so. I’ve gotten through about half of the run. I hope to have a review in the next couple weeks.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I had no idea that today was the anniversary until creator JG Quintel posted it on his Twitter feed.\u00a0Regular Show\u00a0was one of the funniest things Cartoon Network had made in a while; something focused on the plight of Millenials being … Continue reading