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Mordecai and Rigby end up arguing over Margaret, and in a fit of frustration Mordecai destroys every clock, inadvertently sending them hurtling through time. In a separate incident, Mordecai catches a glimpse of Pops without any clothing and then launches an obsessive quest to rid himself of the unwanted memory. Determined to win a car, they're willing to go to astonishing lengths to outsmart Muscle Man and High‑Five Ghost in a radio competition, employing every trick they can think of. At the same time they start swapping favours, habitually phrasing requests as ‘do me a solid’, turning the simple expression into a running gag between them.

Mordecai finally makes his move, attempting to kiss Margaret, while Benson experiments with an ostrich and a possum as possible replacements for Mordecai and Rigby. The odd trial forces the pair into a fierce competition to retain their jobs, as they scramble to prove they're still indispensable and keep their positions. Meanwhile, Mordecai and Rigby escort Margaret and Eileen to a hidden camping site, eager to demonstrate just how enjoyable camping can be, showcasing the benefits of being outdoors. After Benson unjustifiably discards their stick‑hockey table, guilt sets in and he sets about trying to retrieve it for them, hoping to make amends.

Mordecai finally makes his move, attempting to kiss Margaret, while Benson experiments with an ostrich and a possum as possible replacements for Mordecai and Rigby. The odd trial forces the pair into a fierce competition to retain their jobs, as they scramble to prove they're still indispensable and keep their positions. Meanwhile, Mordecai and Rigby escort Margaret and Eileen to a hidden camping site, eager to demonstrate just how enjoyable camping can be, showcasing the benefits of being outdoors. After Benson unjustifiably discards their stick‑hockey table, guilt sets in and he sets about trying to retrieve it for them, hoping to make amends.

Mordecai and Rigby find themselves tasked with escorting Muscle Man to the Big Rig Museum, where he intends to scatter the ashes of his father’s hat. Their mission involves getting the reluctant friend to the museum in time for the ceremony, while dealing with the usual chaos that follows the duo, and they keep their usual banter throughout. At the same time, the pair are keen to slip into an exclusive, trendy club that’s hosting Margaret’s birthday celebration. Later that night, determined to join the party, they hatch a plan to bypass the club’s strict entry rules and mingle with the fashionable crowd.

Mordecai and Rigby find themselves tasked with escorting Muscle Man to the Big Rig Museum, where he intends to scatter the ashes of his father’s hat. Their mission involves getting the reluctant friend to the museum in time for the ceremony, while dealing with the usual chaos that follows the duo, and they keep their usual banter throughout. At the same time, the pair are keen to slip into an exclusive, trendy club that’s hosting Margaret’s birthday celebration. Later that night, determined to join the party, they hatch a plan to bypass the club’s strict entry rules and mingle with the fashionable crowd.

Mordecai and Rigby have been given one final day to use the cart before they’ve got to part with it, so they decide to make the most of the limited time, trying to squeeze in as many activities as possible while knowing the cart will soon be gone. They scramble to finish chores, organise a clean‑up and keep an eye on the ticking clock. At the same time they set out to repair the broken lock on Margaret’s diary, hoping to have it fixed before she returns from her weekend trip. The duo works late, testing fixes and double‑checking the latch, determined not to let Margaret notice any damage when she comes back.

Mordecai and Rigby have been given one final day to use the cart before they’ve got to part with it, so they decide to make the most of the limited time, trying to squeeze in as many activities as possible while knowing the cart will soon be gone. They scramble to finish chores, organise a clean‑up and keep an eye on the ticking clock. At the same time they set out to repair the broken lock on Margaret’s diary, hoping to have it fixed before she returns from her weekend trip. The duo works late, testing fixes and double‑checking the latch, determined not to let Margaret notice any damage when she comes back.

When the park hands out appreciation plaques to everyone except Mordecai and Rigby, the pair resorts to fabricating stories to compensate. Feeling left out, they concoct exaggerated tales hoping to earn recognition. Meanwhile, Benson installs surveillance cameras to keep an eye on them while they’re on the job. At the same time, Mordecai and Rigby step in to help Pops overcome his fear of public speaking. Their day takes another turn when they’re forced to work under Muscle Man, meaning they have to endure his infuriating, repetitive jokes.

When the park hands out appreciation plaques to everyone except Mordecai and Rigby, the pair resorts to fabricating stories to compensate. Feeling left out, they concoct exaggerated tales hoping to earn recognition. Meanwhile, Benson installs surveillance cameras to keep an eye on them while they’re on the job. At the same time, Mordecai and Rigby step in to help Pops overcome his fear of public speaking. Their day takes another turn when they’re forced to work under Muscle Man, meaning they have to endure his infuriating, repetitive jokes.

In this episode of Prankless/The Best VHS in the World, the story follows Mordecai and Rigby, two close friends who work as groundskeepers in a park. Rather than simply tending to the lawns, they constantly look for ways to transform their routine duties into something more thrilling. Their attempts involve turning everyday tasks into mini‑adventures, seeking excitement while still carrying out their responsibilities. Their close friendship drives them to constantly devise playful schemes, turning routine chores like mowing and raking into light‑hearted challenges. The duo’s antics illustrate how they try to inject fun into the monotony of their job, making the ordinary feel a bit more extraordinary.

In this episode of Prankless/The Best VHS in the World, the story follows Mordecai and Rigby, two close friends who work as groundskeepers in a park. Rather than simply tending to the lawns, they constantly look for ways to transform their routine duties into something more thrilling. Their attempts involve turning everyday tasks into mini‑adventures, seeking excitement while still carrying out their responsibilities. Their close friendship drives them to constantly devise playful schemes, turning routine chores like mowing and raking into light‑hearted challenges. The duo’s antics illustrate how they try to inject fun into the monotony of their job, making the ordinary feel a bit more extraordinary.

The boys are obliged to return a rented video to the shop before it’s overdue, so they scramble to meet the deadline, hoping the store won’t charge a late fee. As Pops’s birthday draws near, the whole group is eager to present him with a set of fuzzy dice, hoping the nostalgic trinket will brighten his day. In a long‑awaited moment, Mordecai finally gathers his courage and goes in for a kiss with Margaret, a bold step that could change their dynamic. Meanwhile, Mordecai and Rigby are sent out to fetch the donuts that will be served at the morning meeting, the only snack scheduled for the early briefing, so they rush to the shop.

The boys are obliged to return a rented video to the shop before it’s overdue, so they scramble to meet the deadline, hoping the store won’t charge a late fee. As Pops’s birthday draws near, the whole group is eager to present him with a set of fuzzy dice, hoping the nostalgic trinket will brighten his day. In a long‑awaited moment, Mordecai finally gathers his courage and goes in for a kiss with Margaret, a bold step that could change their dynamic. Meanwhile, Mordecai and Rigby are sent out to fetch the donuts that will be served at the morning meeting, the only snack scheduled for the early briefing, so they rush to the shop.

Mordecai and Rigby step in to support Pops as he tries to conquer his dread of speaking in front of an audience, offering encouragement and practical help to boost his confidence. They devise simple exercises, practice speeches together, and gently push Pops to face his nerves, hoping he'll feel more at ease when addressing a crowd. Later, the duo find themselves obliged to serve under Muscle Man, where they have to put up with his incessant, irritating jokes that keep repeating throughout the shift. The constant barrage of the same jokes tests their patience, yet they soldier on, trying to keep the work running smoothly despite the distraction.

Mordecai and Rigby step in to support Pops as he tries to conquer his dread of speaking in front of an audience, offering encouragement and practical help to boost his confidence. They devise simple exercises, practice speeches together, and gently push Pops to face his nerves, hoping he'll feel more at ease when addressing a crowd. Later, the duo find themselves obliged to serve under Muscle Man, where they have to put up with his incessant, irritating jokes that keep repeating throughout the shift. The constant barrage of the same jokes tests their patience, yet they soldier on, trying to keep the work running smoothly despite the distraction.

In this episode, Mordecai and Rigby discover that a mysterious brain‑washing incident has left every other person in the park in a compliant, unthinking state. With the rest of the staff and visitors rendered helpless, the duo become the sole individuals capable of intervening. Their unique position forces them to step up as the only hope for rescuing the park and restoring it to normalcy, as no one else retains the ability to act against the mind‑altering effect. Consequently, the fate of the beloved location rests entirely on their shoulders.

In this episode, Mordecai and Rigby discover that a mysterious brain‑washing incident has left every other person in the park in a compliant, unthinking state. With the rest of the staff and visitors rendered helpless, the duo become the sole individuals capable of intervening. Their unique position forces them to step up as the only hope for rescuing the park and restoring it to normalcy, as no one else retains the ability to act against the mind‑altering effect. Consequently, the fate of the beloved location rests entirely on their shoulders.

The staff greet Thomas, the newly appointed groundskeeper, with a string of well‑humoured initiation pranks intended to welcome him and break the ice. The staff's jokes don't stay light‑hearted when Muscle Man pushes the practical jokes beyond the intended limit, taking the pranks too far and creating an uncomfortable situation for Thomas. Meanwhile, Benson is determined to prove that he performed a famous drum solo, seeking to demonstrate his claim to the rest of the crew. Both storylines run side by side, within the workplace, highlighting the challenges Thomas faces as a newcomer and Benson’s desire to the team to have his musical feat acknowledged.

The staff greet Thomas, the newly appointed groundskeeper, with a string of well‑humoured initiation pranks intended to welcome him and break the ice. The staff's jokes don't stay light‑hearted when Muscle Man pushes the practical jokes beyond the intended limit, taking the pranks too far and creating an uncomfortable situation for Thomas. Meanwhile, Benson is determined to prove that he performed a famous drum solo, seeking to demonstrate his claim to the rest of the crew. Both storylines run side by side, within the workplace, highlighting the challenges Thomas faces as a newcomer and Benson’s desire to the team to have his musical feat acknowledged.

Facing a house party that’s lost its spark, Mordecai and Rigby set out to find someone who can revive the fun. Their gathering has turned rather dull, prompting the duo to look for assistance in getting the atmosphere back on track. They consider ways to liven things up, from changing the music to introducing games, hoping to spark the energy they imagined. Meanwhile, Benson suffers a demotion and is forced to join forces with Mordecai and Rigby. The former manager now has to work side‑by‑side with the two, navigating the same chaotic situation that’s left their party in need of a rescue. Stripped of his authority, Benson must adapt to the teamwork, learning to follow the plan they devise together.

Facing a house party that’s lost its spark, Mordecai and Rigby set out to find someone who can revive the fun. Their gathering has turned rather dull, prompting the duo to look for assistance in getting the atmosphere back on track. They consider ways to liven things up, from changing the music to introducing games, hoping to spark the energy they imagined. Meanwhile, Benson suffers a demotion and is forced to join forces with Mordecai and Rigby. The former manager now has to work side‑by‑side with the two, navigating the same chaotic situation that’s left their party in need of a rescue. Stripped of his authority, Benson must adapt to the teamwork, learning to follow the plan they devise together.

Mordecai and Rigby are eager to demonstrate to Benson that they’re capable of serving as judges for the upcoming pie contest, hoping their involvement will prove they can handle the responsibility and earn his approval. They devise a plan to taste the entries, offer feedback, and keep the competition fair, all while trying to convince the skeptical manager that they’re up to the task. Meanwhile, Muscle Man is looking forward to celebrating his one‑year anniversary with his girlfriend, but his excitement is cut short when a disastrous haircut leaves him looking dishevelled. He spends the entire evening concocting excuses and covering up the botched trim, desperate to keep the mishap hidden from his date.

Mordecai and Rigby are eager to demonstrate to Benson that they’re capable of serving as judges for the upcoming pie contest, hoping their involvement will prove they can handle the responsibility and earn his approval. They devise a plan to taste the entries, offer feedback, and keep the competition fair, all while trying to convince the skeptical manager that they’re up to the task. Meanwhile, Muscle Man is looking forward to celebrating his one‑year anniversary with his girlfriend, but his excitement is cut short when a disastrous haircut leaves him looking dishevelled. He spends the entire evening concocting excuses and covering up the botched trim, desperate to keep the mishap hidden from his date.

In this episode, Pops finds himself excluded from the lads' night out, which leaves him feeling left out and eager to prove he belongs. To demonstrate his ‘guy‑ness’, he challenges himself to down a whole gallon of milk within an hour, hoping the feat will earn him the respect of his friends. Meanwhile, Rigby faces his own test: he must manage a single pull‑up in order to pass the park’s physical examination. The storyline follows both characters as they each attempt a demanding physical challenge to gain acceptance through sheer determination and a bit of humour and meet their respective goals.

In this episode, Pops finds himself excluded from the lads' night out, which leaves him feeling left out and eager to prove he belongs. To demonstrate his ‘guy‑ness’, he challenges himself to down a whole gallon of milk within an hour, hoping the feat will earn him the respect of his friends. Meanwhile, Rigby faces his own test: he must manage a single pull‑up in order to pass the park’s physical examination. The storyline follows both characters as they each attempt a demanding physical challenge to gain acceptance through sheer determination and a bit of humour and meet their respective goals.

Mordecai inadvertently spots Pops without any clothing and the image sticks in his mind. Distressed, he launches a frantic quest to wipe the sight from his memory, trying everything from distraction to confronting the source, hoping to restore his mental composure. He even enlists his friends for support, but the embarrassment lingers, driving him to absurd measures. At the same time, Rigby is tormented by a horrendous song that loops relentlessly in his head. Determined to rid himself of the earworm, he resorts to any possible tactic—singing louder, seeking silence, or even confronting the source—until the maddening melody finally fades.

Mordecai inadvertently spots Pops without any clothing and the image sticks in his mind. Distressed, he launches a frantic quest to wipe the sight from his memory, trying everything from distraction to confronting the source, hoping to restore his mental composure. He even enlists his friends for support, but the embarrassment lingers, driving him to absurd measures. At the same time, Rigby is tormented by a horrendous song that loops relentlessly in his head. Determined to rid himself of the earworm, he resorts to any possible tactic—singing louder, seeking silence, or even confronting the source—until the maddening melody finally fades.

In the 'TGI Tuesday' segment, Mordecai, Rigby and Eileen arrange a modest celebration for Margaret's new internship before she is forced to quit the coffee shop, hoping to mark the achievement. The following 'Firework Run' finds Mordecai, Rigby and Muscle Man on a frantic quest to obtain replacement fireworks for a park event after they've exhausted the ones Benson supplied. In 'A Bunch of Full‑Grown Geese', Mordecai and Rigby are tasked with clearing out a flock of geese that have become a nuisance around the park. Meanwhile, 'The Longest Weekend' follows Muscle Man as he wrestles with the difficulty of not contacting his girlfriend for an entire weekend, testing his self‑control.

In the 'TGI Tuesday' segment, Mordecai, Rigby and Eileen arrange a modest celebration for Margaret's new internship before she is forced to quit the coffee shop, hoping to mark the achievement. The following 'Firework Run' finds Mordecai, Rigby and Muscle Man on a frantic quest to obtain replacement fireworks for a park event after they've exhausted the ones Benson supplied. In 'A Bunch of Full‑Grown Geese', Mordecai and Rigby are tasked with clearing out a flock of geese that have become a nuisance around the park. Meanwhile, 'The Longest Weekend' follows Muscle Man as he wrestles with the difficulty of not contacting his girlfriend for an entire weekend, testing his self‑control.

In the episode, Mordecai and Rigby are assigned the job of dealing with a flock of geese that have become a nuisance in the park, forcing the pair to devise a plan to get the birds out of the area. At the same time, Muscle Man faces his own test of self‑control, as he’s trying to spend an entire weekend without reaching out to his girlfriend, a task he finds surprisingly difficult. The episode follows both groups as they navigate the obstacles presented by their assignments, highlighting the characters’ typical humour and the chaotic situations that arise when simple tasks become more complicated than expected.

In the episode, Mordecai and Rigby are assigned the job of dealing with a flock of geese that have become a nuisance in the park, forcing the pair to devise a plan to get the birds out of the area. At the same time, Muscle Man faces his own test of self‑control, as he’s trying to spend an entire weekend without reaching out to his girlfriend, a task he finds surprisingly difficult. The episode follows both groups as they navigate the obstacles presented by their assignments, highlighting the characters’ typical humour and the chaotic situations that arise when simple tasks become more complicated than expected.

In this episode, Rigby decides to bring in a temporary worker to handle his tasks, but his confidence wanes when the newcomer starts bonding closely with Mordecai, sparking a wave of jealousy. Meanwhile, Mordecai and Rigby discover that Muscle Man has sent invitations to every member of the park for High‑Five Ghost’s birthday celebration—except them. Feeling left out, the duo resolve to attend the party regardless of the oversight, determined to join the festivities on their own terms. Temporary employee, eager to prove himself, throws himself into the work, which only deepens Rigby's sense of inadequacy. When they learn they've been omitted, they scramble to find a way in, debating whether to crash the event or simply show up uninvited.

In this episode, Rigby decides to bring in a temporary worker to handle his tasks, but his confidence wanes when the newcomer starts bonding closely with Mordecai, sparking a wave of jealousy. Meanwhile, Mordecai and Rigby discover that Muscle Man has sent invitations to every member of the park for High‑Five Ghost’s birthday celebration—except them. Feeling left out, the duo resolve to attend the party regardless of the oversight, determined to join the festivities on their own terms. Temporary employee, eager to prove himself, throws himself into the work, which only deepens Rigby's sense of inadequacy. When they learn they've been omitted, they scramble to find a way in, debating whether to crash the event or simply show up uninvited.

Mordecai and Rigby’re set on getting the lead guitarist of the rock outfit Adrenaline back together with his old band, intent on persuading him to re‑join the group so the original line‑up can be reassembled. Their plan centres on coaxing the guitarist to reunite with his fellow musicians, hoping the band will once again play as it once did. Simultaneously, they’re forced to scramble for a remedy to the deadly Death Sandwich, racing against time to secure an antidote before Benson meets his end. The urgency of finding a cure before Benson succumbs drives their frantic search, as they’ve got to locate the cure in time to prevent his imminent death.

Mordecai and Rigby’re set on getting the lead guitarist of the rock outfit Adrenaline back together with his old band, intent on persuading him to re‑join the group so the original line‑up can be reassembled. Their plan centres on coaxing the guitarist to reunite with his fellow musicians, hoping the band will once again play as it once did. Simultaneously, they’re forced to scramble for a remedy to the deadly Death Sandwich, racing against time to secure an antidote before Benson meets his end. The urgency of finding a cure before Benson succumbs drives their frantic search, as they’ve got to locate the cure in time to prevent his imminent death.

After a clumsy attempt at a kiss leaves Mordecai and Margaret in an uneasy silence, Mordecai is handed an odd ultimatum: seal the kiss by Friday or spend a week in a diaper. If he fails, the embarrassing punishment will be enforced for the whole week, forcing him to navigate daily life in the infant garment. Meanwhile, Skip’s cousin turns up at the park to watch him play a game, but his constant stream of poor jokes quickly irritates everyone around, prompting groans and eye‑rolls from the other park‑goers. The tension eases only when Skip manages to match his cousin with an ideal job, giving the visitor a purpose beyond his humour‑less antics.

After a clumsy attempt at a kiss leaves Mordecai and Margaret in an uneasy silence, Mordecai is handed an odd ultimatum: seal the kiss by Friday or spend a week in a diaper. If he fails, the embarrassing punishment will be enforced for the whole week, forcing him to navigate daily life in the infant garment. Meanwhile, Skip’s cousin turns up at the park to watch him play a game, but his constant stream of poor jokes quickly irritates everyone around, prompting groans and eye‑rolls from the other park‑goers. The tension eases only when Skip manages to match his cousin with an ideal job, giving the visitor a purpose beyond his humour‑less antics.