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S6E27 The Park

A long view of the Park

The Park is the main location of Regular Show, and the setting for most of the episodes. The Park has many locations, the most common being Pops' House. During The Dome Experiment, a dome was placed on top of the park to create a contained ecosystem. The park workers are trapped in the dome as a result of Benson getting the date wrong. It is later revealed the date was changed by Mr. Maellard. The dome is taken off the Park until The Button, when it returns. The park workers are told to protect a button by Dr. Langer. They manage to not press it, and the button is locked up. The dome stays on the park for the rest of the season with the Dome Scientists studying the park workers. In Rigby’s Graduation Day Special, the Park Workers are instructed to press the button. They arrive at the Park and press it, and everything suddenly starts shaking. The dome door is locked and everybody in the Park attempts to escape. The Park then flies into the air with everybody trapped inside. Everybody looks around afterwards and looks down at the Earth. It is revealed at the end of the episode that Eileen was in the House the whole time, and is now trapped in space with everybody else. Eventually Chance Sureshot, Toothpick Sally, and Recap Robot arrive at the Park Dome, and turn Pops’ room into a control room. They then fly the Park Dome to the Space Tree, where it stays for the first half of Season 8. In Space Escape, the Space Tree is attacked by Anti-Pops, who‘s goal is to get rid of Pops. The Park Dome manages to escape the Space Tree, before being stopped by Anti-Pops’ ship. Anti-Pops' ship locks onto the Park Dome with a laser. Chance Sureshot sacrifices himself to destroy the laser, allowing the Park Dome to escape. For the second half of Season 8, the Park Dome flies through space attempting to hide from Anti-Pops and learn about Pops’ origins. In The Ice Tape, they meet the Earl, who trains Pops and unlocks his true powers. He is eventually killed by Anti-Pops after Pops attempts to befriend Anti-Pops. They eventually meet the Seer, who tells them the final battle will take place on Lolliland.

The Park Dome arrives at Lolliland, where they are greeted by the locals who show them the ancient tapestries depicting the final battle. They also learn the battle has never ended in victory, and the universe is reset every time. They set up a giant trap to defeat Anti-Pops. Anti-Pops arrived and activates the trap, in which spikes and missles are launched at Anti-Pops. The trap finishes with the Park Dome blasting Anti-Pops with a laser. Anti-Pops is unharmed by the trap and proceeds to make a deal with Pops, if Pops knocks Anti-Pops over, the universe is saved, and if Anti-Pops knocks Pops over, the universe is erased. Pops is eventually knocks over Anti-Pops using a ship resembling the Titanic. Anti-Pops erases the ship and keeps fighting, however the Park workers are aided by HD DVD & Blu-Ray, the Baby Ducks, Party Horse, the Guardians of Eternal Youth, Gary, Death, Carter & Briggs, Toothpick Sally, Recap Robot, and clone of Chance Sureshot. They all fuse together into their final form. Eventually, Anti-Pops reaches his ultimate power and starts erasing Lolliland itself. Muscle Man and High Five Ghost are caught in the erasing beam and make their last “My Mom” joke before dying. Pops gets angry enough over their death to reach his ultimate power. Anti-Pops then erases Lolliland, killing everybody who was still on it. Mordecai and Rigby notice the end of the universe is coming, and fly their ship between Pops and Anti-Pops fists, being sent back to the Park. Mordecai and Rigby eventually regain their memory and notice everybody else is gone. They use the Power to go back and help Pops. After Anti-Pops breaks the 4th wall, Pops sets Mordecai and Rigby down on a meteor. He then sacrifices himself and flies into the Sun with Anti-Pops. This causes everything Anti-Pops erased to return, including the Park and its workers.

After 3 years in space, the Park Dome flies back to Earth, and returns to it’s rightful place in the City. 25 years later, Mr. Maellard joins his son in the afterlife and it is assumed that Benson is now also Mr. Maellard's successor as the owner of the Park. It is also the place where all the characters reunite for the 25-year Park Reunion.

Staff/Workers

Owners

Current

  • Benson (presumably; demoted to groundskeeper and fired briefly once)

Former

Managers

Current

  • Benson (co-manager with Pam)
  • Skips (also acts as groundskeeper)
  • Pam (co-manager with Benson)

Former

  • Susan (deceased)
  • Leon (fired/deceased)
  • Pops (also acted as groundskeeper; deceased)

Assistant Managers

Groundskeepers

Current

Former

  • Benson (when Susan was manager; fired, then rehired/promoted)
  • Chad (quit)
  • Jeremy (quit)
  • Biggs (left, possibly due to injuries)
  • Johnathan Kimble (deceased)
  • Pops (also acted as manager; deceased)
  • Hi Five Ghost (fired briefly twice/left)
  • Muscle Man (fired briefly three times/left)
  • Mordecai (fired briefly five times/left)
  • Rigby (fired briefly seven times/left)

Interns/Temps

  • Thomas/Nikolai (undercover spy/fugitive; left)
  • Doug (arrested/fired)

Others

  • Eileen (acted as unofficial groundskeeper in Season 8; left)

Park Locations

Homes

Image Name Occupants Episode Debut
S6E02.001 Morning Park Meeting Pops' House "The Power"
Skip's House Skips' House "Caffeinated Concert Tickets"
Screen shot 2011-02-21 at 8.09.44 PM Muscle Man's Trailer "Rage Against the TV"

Park Buildings

Image Name Episode Appearances
Snack Bar Snack Bar
Carousel Building
Old Barn
S4E07 The Park Restroom Building Restroom Building
Cart Garage
S5E37.059 Bistro en le Parc Under New Management Bistro en le Parc
S5E14.045 New Year's Masquerade at the Parkside Lux Parkside Lux Ballroom
S5E19.048 A.V. and Climbing Equipment Rental A.V. and Climbing Equipment Rental Building
S7E31.193.5 Observatory Park Observatory

Landmarks

Image Name Episode Appearances
The Lawn
Topviewofthefountain
Fountain
S5E19.005 At the Crash Pit
S6E02.175 Muscle Man and Hi-Five Laughing
Crash Pit
S5E34.147 The Statue is Returned Statue of Curtis Montgomery
S6E02.119 Muscle Man Takes a Short Cut Devil's Run
S6E02.130 Eagle's Rock Eagle's Rock

Recreational

Unsorted

The Park's Chores

  • Picking up the Special Entertainment.
  • Lots and lots of cleaning, including Mr. Maellard's limo, windows, sweeping stairs, etc.
  • Painting the house's sides (appears briefly in "Benson Be Gone")
  • Lawn mowing (There are very strict guidelines; if the grass is even one inch too tall, there is a risk of lawsuits on games taking place in grass fields.)
  • Cleaning the fountain
  • Cleaning the gutters
  • Transporting rocks to available storage space
  • Laying cement around square areas
  • Raking the leaves
  • Clipping the hedges
  • Picking up litter
  • Pouring water over many masses of dirt or leaves that make things filthier than it needs to be
  • Setting up the chairs
  • Running the Snack Bar
  • Driving away someone who thinks he's a knight who made a fortress out of mattresses and refused to leave the park
  • Clean up anything that was damaged property
  • Cleaning up graffiti
  • Picking up roadkill
  • Cleaning the Golf Cart
  • Hosting concerts
  • Getting rid of the possums in the attic
  • Raking the sand in the park rock garden
  • Fixing the cart (accomplished by Skips)

Park Events

Trivia

  • The park employees are consistently seen raking up fallen leaves, despite the trees appearing green in every episode.
  • As a running gag in the series, the park is either demolished or severely damaged by Mordecai and Rigby.
  • As the full view of the park indicates, the park seems to be in the center of town.
  • The size of the park consistently changes throughout episodes, ranging from being a small square area within the town to a large valley-like expanse of land complete with forests.
  • The Park's address is Park AV 300.
  • The entire lawn is in constant need of cutting, as most episodes that feature any of the park employees maintaining the park has at least two of them mowing the lawn.
  • Despite the Park having many locations, there are rarely visitors at the park. This is possibly because there are many unusual events happening at the park, so no one wants to get hurt or involved.
  • There was, at one time, a raffle held every year. It may still occur.
  • East Pines is the park's rival.
  • The Park has been lifted off the ground 3 times in the series, first in "Saving Time", then in "The Real Thomas", and finally in "Rigby's Graduation Day Special".
  • There is a running gag that whenever the park is being destroyed or attacked, the fountain is usually broken.
  • Although it is the main setting of the series, it has no official name.
    • East Pines has a name, and it is merely a recurring setting.
  • In the finale, Rigby states that he and Mordecai worked in the Park for six years.

Gallery

Recreational

Areas of the Park

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