Regular Show

Eight seasons, a film that was never in cinemas, and a 2026 revival that refuses to continue past the ending.

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Where to start with Regular Show

Seasons one to eight in order, with the film watched after season six, and the revival last. The only odd thing is that the revival does not continue the story: it goes back and fills in gaps.

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    Regular Show, seasons 1 to 8 (2010 to 2017) Regular Show

    In order. It starts almost entirely standalone and gets more serialised from around season six. Season eight was promoted as Regular Show in Space: same show, same continuity, picking up the cliffhanger that strands the park in orbit, and it ends with a thirty three minute finale.

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    Regular Show: The Movie (2015) Regular Show: The Movie

    Watch it after season six. It is a time-travel story and it was released between the sixth and seventh seasons, despite being called a movie and never really playing in cinemas.

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    Regular Show: The Lost Tapes (2026) Regular Show: The Lost Tapes

    Last, but not a continuation. Pops finds a box of tapes in the afterlife, and each episode is a story set somewhere inside the original run. It fills gaps rather than moving forward.

Then what? The student film and the pilot can be watched first as curiosities. A second season of The Lost Tapes was greenlit in June 2024 and has no date.

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Before the Series

  • 2 in the AM PM 2006
  • The Pilot 2009

The Series

  • Regular Show 2010, 8 seasons, 244 episodes

The Film

  • Regular Show: The Movie 2015

The Revival

  • Regular Show: The Lost Tapes 2026, 1 season, 14 episodes

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