High Score

High Score is the eighteenth episode overall, and the seventh episode of the second season of Regular Show that aired February 7, 2011. It received 2.012 million views during its original airing.

Summary
Mordecai and Rigby are raking the leaves when Benson gives them their paychecks. Mordecai and Rigby are mad because Benson always gives their money in a plastic bag (filled with bills and coins) instead of a normal check. Benson tells them that if they want paychecks, they'll need to learn some respect. As Mordecai and Rigby walk down the street, they get pushed to the ground by two kids on their their skateboards. As they get to The Coffee Shop, they agree that to get respect, they need to be good at things. Just then, they see people crowding an arcade game called Broken Bonez, being played by the kids. Mordecai challenges their high score of 700,000 but instead, he gets negative points. Mordecai and Rigby decide to play the game more and more in order to get respect. Then, a man named Jack Farley, comes to them to try to beat them in the game, but loses. He gives a card to Mordecai and Rigby stating that he respects them. Mordecai and Rigby are dertermined to gain respect now more than ever, and they dominate everybody on Broken Bonez, earning respect in the process (even receiving doughnuts as a reward). They play Broken Bonez more and more and almost beat the universe record, 1,279,001 points by someone called G.B.F. However, a giant bearded face comes out of nowhere and reveals himself as G.B.F. With his name short for Garrett Bobby Ferguson, he challenges Mordecai and Rigby in the game, so he can keep his title. Despite his great effort, Mordecai and Rigby are close to the high score, but G.B.F. begs them not to break it. He states that Broken Bonez is his life and his wife left him. Despite wanting to win, they know that to get respect, they have to do the right thing. However, G.B.F. reveals that he lied and he does not even have a wife and that the game is just a hobby. Mordecai and Rigby then skewer G.B.F.'s concentration (there being no rules), along with a crowd; he had already beaten Mordecai and Rigby's score. Mordecai and Rigby are finished, until Jack points out the game is still on. Mordecai and Rigby play while being sabotaged, then beat up G.B.F, such as biting his leg and kicking his chin. Whilst, celebrating victory, Mordecai, Rigby, and the crowd witness G.B.F. exploding into goo. Benson comes a short while after, bringing checks, but declines it and rips them up, after he thinks Mordecai and Rigby want to waste time playing games (and he was covered in goo). Mordecai and Rigby agree they got all the respect they wanted.

Character Appearances

 * Mordecai
 * Rigby
 * Benson
 * Skips (mentioned, not appear)
 * Maragaret
 * G.B.F (Antagonist)
 * Young Gamers (Semi-Antagonist until the end)
 * Dude
 * Jack Farley

Trivia/Goofs

 * The song in this episode is called "Hangin' Tough" by New Kids On The Block
 * In select times where people play Broken Bonez, there is nothing showing up on the arcade screen except blackness.
 * Rigby may have evolved to be an stellar arcade player and vice versa for Mordecai. Mordecai scoring negative points and Rigby telling Mordecai what he needs to do to excel at Broken Bonez. In Just Set Up The Chairs, Mordecai won at an arcade game 10 times in a row and Rigby just did "button mashing"..
 * Benson claimed that he respects Mordecai and Rigby's decisions whether or not they want to work or play video games, but in Peeps, he forces them to work without even threatening to fire them.
 * This is the second episode where arcade games are involved. The first was Just Set Up The Chairs.
 * For the first time, this episode mostly takes place in The Coffee Shop.
 * G.B.F. bears a strong resemblance to Billy Mitchell, past and current high-score record holder of several arcade video game titles.
 * In the episode, there's a montage where Mordecai and Rigby beat lots of people at Broken Bonez. Some of the people appear in the episode But I Have A Receipt in the line waiting to buy the Realm of Darthon.
 * Pops and Skips do not appear in this episode, although Skips is mentioned.