“So we probably have two full versions of the movie that doesn’t exist. “We are a storyboard driven show, so we don’t go off of a script we just write out what’s basically happening in the movie and an outline and then the board artists draw it and write it and then we listen to the pitch and start changing it,” Quintel said. “And trying to figure out the story the exact story we wanted to tell and how it fits in our world.' “There were breaks to get back to working on the show and then taking breaks from the show to work on the movie,” Szeles said. Both Quintel and Szeles began production of the movie at the beginning of season 6 and wasn’t finally finished until they were writing season 8. The Regular Show Movie took more than two years to finally complete and the creators had a hard time getting the film done, with production on the movie happening the same time as the show. “I felt that 40 minutes was a weird time so I thought ‘Why don’t we just make a movie’ and they were really cool about it.” “The network, toward the end of season 5 was asking us in season 6 to do a 40-minute special, which is longer than what we’ve ever done,” JG Quintel said. IDigitalTimes sat down with the creators along with Art Director Paula Spence, the voice of Rigby William Salyers and Sam Marin who voices Pops, Benson and Muscle Man about the show and the movie at New York Comic-Con 2015 to talk about the Regular Show Movie and the upcoming season 7. 25 - and will change the dynamic of the series for the upcoming season, especially between Rigby and Mordecai. It’s already out digitally and on DVD - with the movie airing on Cartoon Network Nov.

What was a story of two friends working their mundane job in a park became anything but.īut before season 7 can begin, there’s a Regular Show movie fans have to watch. Entering its seventh season on Cartoon Network, Regular Show has grown past anything its creators, JG Quintel and Sean Szeles, could ever imagine.

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