The surreal misadventures of two best friends - a blue jay and a raccoon - as they seek to liven up their mundane jobs as groundskeepers at the local park.
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The surreal misadventures of two best friends - a blue jay and a raccoon - as they seek to liven up their mundane jobs as groundskeepers at the local park.
Season 6 episodes
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After breaking off his friendship with Hi-Five Ghost over an embarrassing video, Muscle Man tells Mordecai and Rigby the story of how he and Hi-Five Ghost met back in high school when he was the big man on campus — until new kid Hi-Five Ghost comes in and usurps his title.
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Directed by John Infantino, Sean SzelesWritten by Benton Connor, Madeline QueripelGuest stars David Ogden Stiers, Roger Craig Smith, Courtenay Taylor, John Cygan, Grey DeLisle, Danny Cooksey
C.J. competes in a mini-golf tournament to win a card that permits people to cut in line at their favorite restaurant, but things hit a snag when C.J. has to compete against her overly-competitive father.
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Directed by John Infantino, Sean SzelesWritten by Benton Connor, Sarah OleksykGuest stars Minty Lewis, Linda Cardellini, David Kaye, Christopher McDonald, Armin Shimerman
The park workers tell scary stories to keep Muscle Man awake while driving to visit his mother on Halloween.
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Directed by John Infantino, Sean SzelesWritten by Minty Lewis, Sarah Oleksyk, Toby Jones, Owen DennisGuest stars David Ogden Stiers, Roger Craig Smith, Linda Cardellini, Minty Lewis, Steve Blum, Courtenay Taylor, Grey DeLisle, Fred Tatasciore
Muscle Man gives the group a list of things that he wants to do before "the end." When everyone realizes he is serious, they decide to make Muscle Man's final wishes come true.
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Directed by John Infantino, Sean SzelesWritten by Minty Lewis, Sarah OleksykGuest stars Courtenay Taylor, Julian Holloway, Armin Shimerman, Steve Blum
Feeling unappreciated, Rigby quits his job at the park and gets a job with a moving company.
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Directed by John Infantino, Sean SzelesWritten by Toby Jones, Owen DennisGuest stars Minty Lewis, Linda Cardellini, Roger Craig Smith, Robin Atkin Downes, Courtenay Taylor
Rigby plans to surprise Eileen by setting up her new flat screen TV for her, but things take a turn when Eileen's roommate interferes.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Minty Lewis, Sarah OleksykGuest stars Janie Haddad Tompkins, Linda Cardellini, Minty Lewis, Roger Craig Smith, Julian Holloway, Courtenay Taylor
Rigby suspects that Thomas is a Russian Spy, and when he finds out that it's true, it's up to him, Mordecai, and Benson to save the park from the KGB.
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Directed by John Infantino, J.G. QuintelWritten by Calvin Wong, Ryan PequinGuest stars Roger Craig Smith, Travis Willingham, Steve Blum, Laura Bailey, Fred Tatasciore
Margaret returns to town for Eileen's Christmas party, which complicates things for Mordecai now that he is with C.J. -- and things get worse when Mordecai breaks C.J.'s heart.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Benton Connor, Madeline QueripelGuest stars Minty Lewis, Roger Craig Smith, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Linda Cardellini, Courtenay Taylor
Following the events of "Merry Christmas Mordecai," Mordecai tries to make things right with C.J. with the help of a shirtless street saxophonist, but each of his solutions make things worse.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Ryan PequinGuest stars Minty Lewis, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Linda Cardellini, Roger Craig Smith, Jason Mantzoukas, Katey Sagal
Mordecai and Rigby are accidentally sent to Australia, so they have to look for a way to get to the airport, or else their boss Benson will have them fired for being late.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Calvin Wong, Casey CroweGuest stars Fred Tatasciore, Robin Atkin Downes, Jonathan Oldham, Ali Hillis
After his stockbroker is arrested on fraud charges, Muscle Man and Starla compete on a game show where couples compete to win an all-expenses-paid wedding.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Toby Jones, Owen DennisGuest stars Courtenay Taylor, Roger Craig Smith, Phil LaMarr, Jon Daly, Ali Hillis
Mordecai, Rigby, C.J., and Eileen head to the beach to watch the sea turtles hatch and head into the ocean, but they stumble upon a beachside resort where the wealthy are using turtles in their spas as a fountain of youth.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Benton Connor, Madeline QueripelGuest stars Minty Lewis, Linda Cardellini, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Roger Craig Smith, John Cygan, Danny Cooksey
Mordecai and Rigby are determined to win a happy birthday song contest so they can get a year's supply of cake.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Minty Lewis, Sarah OleksykGuest stars Linda Cardellini, Minty Lewis, Kevin Michael Richardson, Roger Craig Smith, Fred Tatasciore, Courtenay Taylor, Ali Hillis, Grey DeLisle
Benson finds a suit in the park and begins wearing it to command respect - only to learn that the government made the suit, and corrupt leaders and business people will stop at nothing to get it.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Ryan PequinGuest stars Travis Willingham, Robin Atkin Downes, David Kaye, Laura Bailey, Dean Cameron
Mordecai tries to avoid further relationship problems when he attends Margaret's 1000th chopper flight party for her father.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Minty LewisGuest stars Minty Lewis, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Linda Cardellini, Roger Craig Smith, Jennifer Hale, Rich Sommer
The group tries to find different ways to keep the park open when Mr. Maellard announces his plans to shut down the park due to lack of attendance.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Calvin Wong, Casey CroweGuest stars David Ogden Stiers, Kurtwood Smith, Fred Tatasciore, Robin Atkin Downes, Jonathan Oldham, Ali Hillis
After Mordecai and Rigby crash their cart into the garage door, they have to replace it with help from Pops and the Eggscellent knight, or their boss Benson will have them fired.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Benton Connor, Madeline QueripelGuest stars John Cygan, Jeff Bennett
In an homage to all things mecha anime, Mordecai and Rigby have to get rid of a cassowary in the park, which turns into an epic battle over merchandising rights when the baby ducks and full-grown geese return to enlist the help of the park workers to defeat a pair of lawyers and their iron-clad contracts.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Toby Jones, Owen DennisGuest stars Roger Craig Smith, Steve Blum, Fred Tatasciore, Ali Hillis, Sean Szeles, Adam Pally, Rina Hoshino
After the events of "1000th Chopper Flight Party", C.J. comes over to forgive Margaret for what happened then (and what happened on "Merry Christmas, Mordecai") and invites her on a double date with her and Mordecai. The trouble is, Margaret lied about havin a boyfriend so she could calm C.J. down from her rage and must keep up the masquerade with the help of Eileen and Rigby's outlandish story of how they met.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Toby Jones, Owen DennisGuest stars Minty Lewis, Linda Cardellini, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Rich Sommer
Mordecai and Rigby fight with the power of death-kwon-do to help Sensei obtain a new stomach for his much need stomach transplant. But Sensei's trainee, Jimmy, wants it to himself.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Calvin Wong, Casey CroweGuest stars Rich Sommer, Jeff Bennett, John Cygan, Ali Hillis
The group helps Muscle Man and Starla on their wedding day. Still, it's Mordecai, whose relationship is in danger when Margaret gets invited, and an awkward speech leads to a final falling-out between Mordecai and CJ.
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Directed by John InfantinoWritten by Minty Lewis, Ryan PequinGuest stars Fred Tatasciore, Linda Cardellini, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Minty Lewis, Courtenay Taylor
Matthew MercerChance Sureshot / Recap Robot (voice)
Vanessa MarshallToothpick Sally (voice)
Minty LewisEileen (voice)
David Ogden StiersMr. Maellard (voice)
Credits
Created by
J.G. Quintel
Written by
Benton Connor, Calvin Wong, J.G. Quintel, Madeline Queripel, Toby Jones, Owen Dennis, Kat Morris, Minty Lewis, Sean Szeles, Andres Salaff, Hilary Florido, Ryan Pequin, Sarah Oleksyk, Casey Crowe, Sam Spina, Alex Cline, Matt Price, Mike Roth, Gideon Chase, Shion Takeuchi, Sean Glaze, John Infantino
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
245
Original language
English
Networks & production
Cartoon NetworkUnited States
Cartoon Network StudiosUnited States
Themes
anthropomorphismhigh school friendsparkracoonslackertime travel