And that is what makes Regular Show‘s reference to Excitebike pretty out there since the only people who would know about it are either those who owned a Nintendo Entertainment System around 1985 or are videogame history enthusiasts. Nintendo games from the company’s heyday in the ’80s are always a good source for in-show pop culture references that aim for the nostalgia factor, but rarely do the writers go beyond Super Mario Bros., Donkey Kong or Tetris due to their being familiar territory. Grab a Grilled Cheese Deluxe from Cheezer’s, sit back and check out the 11 nerdiest Regular Show references! Hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm… Like Ren & Stimpy and Rocko’s Modern Life before it, Regular Show pushes the envelope in respect to the subtle innuendo and bizarre humor that have become a hallmark of the series, sometimes surprising Quintel with how much network censorship overlooks.īut the one quality of Regular Show that has gained the hard-earned admiration from the nerdy masses (the greatest and most sincere kind of admiration given that we’re such a discerning bunch) is the series’ penchant for making references to nerd culture. Quintel, Regular Show may seem like any other cartoon with an arbitrary cast of characters and insipid humor when taken at face value, but anyone who watches the show will tell you that kind of sentiment couldn’t be any further from the truth. Namely Adventure Time and, its very close second and focus of this daily list, Regular Show. Still, upon closer inspection - obviously not too close - you’ll find two gems among the unwatchable turds.
Cartoon Network has devolved from a channel devoted to the cartoons of yesteryear and today to a cesspool of lowbrow and obnoxious programming that even a neanderthal would take as an insult to their intelligence.
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