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Episode 174 -
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- Number 618

Format Wars II
premieres
TONIGHT at 7:45 PM
repeats
[see schedule]


This week...
The Discmasters must put an end to the Format Wars.​
 
Anyone else think we'll get a third format wars with Blue Ray.
 
This episode was pretty good.

VHS? Somebody's stuck in the 90's.

Hey, it's that laserdisc guy again. He sure is happy.

The format wars was three months ago? How many episodes ago was the last format war?

You're the chosen one, Benson. Rise to the challenge, boyo.

Time to get the old formats back together.

The new format is DVD? When are they going to get to Blu-Ray?

That's a cool looking universal remote.

Good job, Benson. You're a regular King Arthur pulling out the remote.

These DVD guys look so obviously evil. I like DVDs, so I side with them.

DVD guy is the son of Laserdisc Guy? Huh.

I sense a boss battle coming on. Internet golem looks pretty cool. I also like streaming, so I side with him too.

Oh yeah, you gotta input a code to make universal remotes work. I had to do that last month.

Father vs. Son. Ladies and gentlemen(?) it's showtime!

Now this is a battle.

Huh, I guess Wilhem was one of the DVD baddies. That guy is everywhere.

Hmph, father and son make up before the father is killed. Typical.

Nice, the Gang controls the other formats to destroy Internet's wifi connection.

Uh oh, looks like Internet survived. I smell a sequel.
 
I loved the first one, and getting a second was terrific. I especially appreciated Internet being the ultimate bad guy. This stuff is so nerdy, but in a good way.
 
Weird part is that the VHS clerk mentioned DVD but this was a good episode none the less
 
This show really likes killing people including random bystanders.
 
This episode was so frantic. Its way more rushed than its predecessor, but so much crazy happens in such a short span of time its like a roller coaster. I loved it.
 
While the DVD bashing was laid on a wee bit too thick, just about everything else here rocked this week - Another High Tier victory for Regular Show and a good followup to a former episode. If they do make a third installment, however - just don't rush it. And be careful not to lay on the insults to the format too thickly. I know people who sure love being able to own something physically. As a DVD collector, I know I do.
 
I love this episode. Internet had some great and funny lines.
 
I loved this episode.

It was hilarious, filled with action and had an interesting plot. I barely felt the 15 minuets go by, I was so sucked in.

This was the best of the Holy CN trinity this week by a HUGE margin.
 
It's been a while since I've seen a Regular Show episode this fun. This was easily the highlight of the week!
 
Awesome/enjoyable episode continuing the awesome Format Wars arc,

The highlights:

Seeing Benson hang out with Mordecai/Rigby and Muscle Man/High-Five Ghost was great.
Cool to see the Librarian/Laserdisc Guardian and Betamax/8-Track/Floppy Disk Drive/Reel-to-Reel, awesome likable hero characters.
Their quest to get the Universal Remote, awesome.
The Universal Remote looks cool.
I love DVD/the Internet, awesome new villains/biggest scumbags more better than SP & LP(they were boring villains), but the Ancient Order of the VHS/VC-Arbitrator were awesome villains though.
DVD being the Librarian/Laserdisc Guardian's evil son, sweet.
The return of the Format Wars begins, awesome.
Benson getting involved in the crazy Format Wars, sweet.
Eniac was cool and then he dies.
Rigby's "STOP TALKING" line, so hilarious, hahahahahaha.
Poor Librarian/Laserdisc Guardian's death from the Internet, so shocking.
DVD becoming a good guy/anti-hero to save the day/defeating the Internet, awesome, he'll be an awesome future ally/comrade for the park crew.
The Librarian/Laserdisc Guardian's spirit with the gang, sweet.
The Internet making a return further episodes, cool, I'll enjoy the third Format Wars episode and the writers can have Blu-Ray being another ultimate villain, which he'll team-up with all the villains the park crew faced or do another format war, I'll see.
 
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While the DVD bashing was laid on a wee bit too thick, just about everything else here rocked this week - Another High Tier victory for Regular Show and a good followup to a former episode. If they do make a third installment, however - just don't rush it. And be careful not to lay on the insults to the format too thickly. I know people who sure love being able to own something physically. As a DVD collector, I know I do.

Colleague,

agreed 100%.
 
also I wonder if there was any freeze-frame bonus in this episode
 
Man, I've never even heard of most of these formats that showed up to the battle. But man, what a fun episode.

Though this still unfortunately adds to the confusion of exactly when this show takes place since laser-discs are still being used in this show.
 
They are being used because Mordecai and Rigby helped to bring them back
 
The absence of Blu-ray is noted.
 
Great episode, one of my faves and i knew what Laserdisc what as i grew up for 34 years and have some laserdiscs and DVDs and VHS and blu-rays with all that to know formats.

That's one of the appeals to adults for this show is the references to things of the past and this episode was quite funny.
 

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