"Regular Show" Episodes 1-3 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Groundskeepers for a local park

Mordecai and Rigby are both 23 years old. Mordecai is the more mature and responsible one, and he is a blue jay. Rigby is a raccoon. The other workers are Pops, an optimistic naive lollipop man; Benson, a gumball machine (the boss); Muscle Man, a green-skinned man; and High-Five Ghost, a ghost with a hand sticking out of his head.

Answer: The moon

Rigby sent Skips to the moon by mistake. He thought Mordecai had told Skips to "go to his room", but Rigby misheard and proceeded with "Yeah, Skips! Go to the moon." The whole song that Mordecai and Rigby sang to Skips was "Using The Power in your face, sending you back to the place. Don't look at our crotches while we synchronize our watches! Beep beep boop boop beep beep boop beep boop boop! SYNCHRONIZED! Go away Skips, it's time for you to go away! Yeah, Skips, go to your room; yeah, Skips! Go to the moon!"

Answer: Oil-leaked truck

The correct answer is an oil-leaked truck. When Mordecai, Benson and Pops went inside, Rigby was bored, so he decided to send some objects to the moon. The song he sang was "A bunch of baby ducks, send them to the moon. Soda machine that doesn't work, send it to the moon." Rigby also sent a monster, which was after Skips.

Answer: $20

Mordecai and Rigby used The Power on Benson so they could get a raise in order to fix a broken hole in the wall. The song they sang was "Give us a raise, loser!", and Benson gave them both $20.

Answer: Setting up the chairs

Since Mordecai and Rigby are slackers, Benson cannot trust them with anything important, so they got the least important job-- setting up the chairs. Muscle Man and High-Five Ghost got the special entertainment and Skips inflated the bouncy castle while Benson picked up the kids.

When the Destroyer of Worlds attacked the party, it set the chairs on fire. At the end of the episode, an enraged Benson yelled "That's the last time I trust you with something important - like the chairs!" Mordecai believed that he would get a better task next time.

Answer: Strong Johns

The correct answer was Strong Johns. "Strong Johns" is an arcade game, however it was not seen in the shed. "Lemonade Stand" was an arcade game where Rigby button-mashed his way through the game, but failed. Mordecai proved to be superior at video games, as he beat "Lemonade Stand" in a few minutes. "Hats For Sale" was also seen in the arcade - it was the last game Mordecai said in his list.

Answer: red wire to the blue wire

The sentence is, "In the name of all that is holy, please don't connect the red wire to the blue wire. Thanks." Skips had written the note as a warning to people who had defied the "OUT OF ORDER" sign on the "Destroyer of Worlds" game. Rigby did connect the red wire to the blue wire multiple times, unleashing the "Destroyer of Worlds".

Answer: Fist Pump

Pops made the mistake of calling the band Pump Fist, when persuading Benson to give Mordecai and Rigby more work. "If they want to see Pump Fist, let them see Pump Fist!" said Pops. Fist Pump normally appeals to 10-year old boys, and Benson commented on how immature it was for Rigby to like Fist Pump.

Answer: He translates what the coffee bean says.

The man is the coffee bean's translator. This is because the only word the coffee bean says is "coffee". Chamomile tea is the tea that the translator slips into Mordecai and Rigby's coffee so they can fall asleep and miss the concert. The coffee bean and his translator steal Mordecai and Rigby's tickets so they can go to the Fist Pump concert, but Mordecai and Rigby corner them.

Answer: $400 each

Mordecai and Rigby originally planned to make $50 each in order to see Fist Pump, but the ticketholder told Mordecai and Rigby that the $50 seats were all sold out, and all that was left were premium deluxe tickets that cost $400 each. Mordecai and Rigby had to drink so much coffee in order to get the work done, they fell asleep right when the concert began.