Ep 1. Think Positive/Skips vs. Technology

Mordecai and Rigby are back for the fourth season of Regular Show, and they're bringing along their usual hijinks and antics. In the first episode, "Think Positive/Skips vs. Technology," the duo finds themselves facing off against two very different problems.

In the first half of the episode, "Think Positive," Mordecai and Rigby decide to try out a new self-help program they see advertised on TV. The program promises to teach them how to think positively and achieve success in all aspects of their lives. Despite Benson's skepticism, the two embark on the program with enthusiasm.

However, things quickly start to go wrong as the positive thinking takes on a life of its own. Mordecai and Rigby's newfound optimism initially leads to some good results, but they soon find themselves in over their heads when their positive attitudes begin to interfere with their work and personal relationships. Can they regain control and find a way to balance their new outlook with the realities of life?

Meanwhile, Skips finds himself in a battle with technology in the second half of the episode, appropriately titled "Skips vs. Technology." The park's electronic equipment starts malfunctioning, and Skips realizes that the problem is a result of a curse put on him by an old enemy. In order to break the curse and save the park's electronic systems, Skips must confront his adversary and outsmart him using his own ancient technology.

The two storylines, while seemingly unrelated, come together at the end of the episode in a satisfying and hilarious conclusion that only Regular Show could pull off. As always, Mordecai and Rigby's antics will have you laughing out loud, while Skips' calm and collected demeanor provides a perfect balance to the chaos around him.

Fans of the show will be delighted to see their favorite characters back for another season, and newcomers will quickly become hooked on the quirky humor and lovable personalities of the Regular Show gang. Whether you're looking for a good laugh or just something fun to watch, "Think Positive/Skips vs. Technology" delivers in spades.