A Cartoon Network series many would consider a childhood classic is making a comeback this week: Regular Show.
It’s time to join Mordecai and Rigby on a new adventure in the series continuation Regular Show: The Lost Tapes. Premiering Monday, May 11, the new season will feature nine episodes that have never been before. According to reports, this is just the beginning. There are 30 additional episodes banked for later release.
Series creator and star J.G. Quintel shared the new episodes allow the series to return to the things that “made it so cool.”
“Eventually, I think the show got some calls to the point they were like, ‘We need you guys to tone it down and take some of that stuff out.’ And we had to retroactively pull some of the language and some of the stuff they don’t let us get away with as much,” he revealed in a chat with Variety. “But we have been able to lean back on what made us so popular. […] I’m so excited for the new season, because I feel like we’ve got a lot of that vibe.”
Quintel noted the series will not only feature one-off adventures. “It’ll be important to have watched it all, and there will be a payoff. Watching it through to the end will be really satisfying,” he advised.
In addition to creating and executive producing the series, which premiered in 2010, Quintel also stars in the series as Mordecai, alongside Rigby voice actor William Salyers, and Sam Marin, Mark Hamill, Roger Craig Smiht and more.
When is Regular Show: The Lost Tapes coming out?
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes Episode 1 premieres Monday, May 11. New episodes will premiere every Monday on Cartoon Network at 4 p.m. ET. The Regular Show: The Lost Tapes new episodes will air as follows:
- Monday, May 11: Episode 1
- Tuesday, May 12: Episode 2
- Wednesday, May 13: Episode 3
- Thursday, May 14: Episode 4
- Monday, May 18: Episode 5
- Tuesday, May 19: Episode 6
- Wednesday, May 20: Episode 7
- Thursday, May 21: Episode 8
- Friday, May 22: Episode 9
Where to watch Regular Show: Lost Tapes and How to watch Cartoon Network without cable:
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes is premiering on Cartoon Network first before it begins streaming on demand. But there’s good news: You can definitely stream Cartoon Network live from home! Fans have the choice of using either DIRECTV or Fubo.
The only way to watch shows airing live without cable is by using a live TV streaming service. Our favorite is DIRECTV, which comes with a five-day free trial before payment begins.
DIRECTV offers a number of flexible subscription options, including Genre Packs, so you can best choose which streaming plans fit your needs and budget. Plans start at $49.99/month.
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes will be available to stream HBO Max and Hulu in June.
An exact date has not been provided yet.
