User Reviews

I love "Regular Show", but sadly, most of the episodes focused in the secondary character Muscle Man tend to be pretty weak and uninspired, mostly because he's just one-joke character, and his catchphrase has been said so many times which stopped being funny long time ago.

Fortunately, this episode, along with "Gut Model", serves as the perfect chance to give this character some appropriate development, without affecting the continuity of the series, showing that Muscle Man is a bit more complex than I thought at first. It is also a solid episode, with some entertainment moments (Though not as great as the best chapters of this series such as "It's Time" or "Just Set Up the Chairs")

It is certainly way more enjoyable than most of the Muscle Man episodes from the third season, such as the boring "Muscle Mentor" or the extremely disappointment "Trucker Hall of Fame".

Honestly, going back to this episode I didn't expect too much from it, but man... I liked it!

This is probably my favorite Muscle Man episode, I can't remember one that was as good as this. So basically, he wasn't able to speak from his heart to tell Starla how he feels. So she ends up dumping him, which led to this episode.

This is such a realistic situation, mainly with love. And what a speech by Mordecai! If he would talk like this to more women, the guy would be incredibly loved by many ladies. So what he said was:

"But he's still human, and he has feelings.

We all do. We're just fragile beings looking for someone to share something with, to laugh with, to love."

The montage made me retch a bit, but the chasing scene with her killing news reporters was un predictable and a little funny for me.

I loved the meaning of the episode!