Ep 14. Jinx

Mordecai and Rigby are up to their usual shenanigans when they accidentally break a mirror. They quickly learn that this is no ordinary mirror, but a jinxed mirror that brings bad luck to whoever breaks it. The guys start to experience a series of unfortunate events, from small things like spilling coffee to major disasters like a tree falling on their car.

Determined to break the jinx, Mordecai and Rigby embark on a mission to find another mirror and break it. Along the way, they encounter a number of setbacks, including being chased by a pack of wild dogs and getting trapped in a haunted house. Despite these obstacles, they manage to find another mirror and successfully break it, believing that they have broken the curse.

However, they soon realize that they have unknowingly transferred the curse to Benson, their boss. Benson begins to experience all sorts of bad luck, from his coffee spilling to his car breaking down. Mordecai and Rigby feel guilty and decide to come clean about what they did. Benson is furious, but eventually forgives them, and they work together to find a way to break the curse for good.

The trio discovers that they must travel to a mythical location known as the Jinx-Thurian Triangle, where they will find a powerful amulet that can break any curse. The journey is perilous, with many challenges along the way, but they eventually reach their destination and find the amulet.

However, they soon discover that breaking the curse is not as easy as they thought. They must perform a series of rituals and incantations, and even then, there is no guarantee that the curse will be lifted. Nevertheless, they persevere, and after a tense and dramatic climax, they manage to break the curse and restore order to their lives.

The episode is classic Regular Show, with plenty of humor, action, and heartwarming moments. It showcases the strong bond between Mordecai, Rigby, and Benson, and the lengths they will go to help each other. It also highlights the show's trademark surrealism and absurdity, with its fantastical elements and larger-than-life characters.

Overall, "Jinx" is a fun and entertaining episode that will appeal to fans of the show and newcomers alike. It has all the elements that make Regular Show such a beloved and unique series, and is a great example of what the show does best.