After the slacker antics of Mordecai and Rigby in the Emmy-winning “Regular Show,” J.G. Quintel embraces more adult misadventures in the animated sitcom, “Close Enough,” on HBO Max, while still ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the “Regular Show” pilot, a mild-mannered blue jay named Mordecai and his scrappy raccoon counterpart Rigby swipe a magical ...

The show is described as a “surreal comedy about a family growing up without getting old,” and according to the network, will be relatable to 20-somethings transitioning to 30-somethings. “We couldn’t ...

Close Enough is a surreal take on transitioning from 20-something to 30-something. The show centers on a married couple juggling such everyday challenges as parenthood, friendship, ham theft, stripper ...

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Close Enough is the next animated series from the creator of Cartoon Network's Regular Show. Host Akeem talks with show creator J.G. Quintel about the all-new HBO Max series, Close Enough, how they ...

Last summer, J.G. Quintel, creator of Cartoon Network's hit series Regular Show, wanted to record the program's original music onto cassettes and toss those into the crowd at San Diego Comic-Con.

But that doesn't mean that Close Enough is a grounded, realistic animated sitcom; not by any means. It eagerly wades into the weird world(s) it exists in, a heightened sort of reality where little ...

In the "Regular Show" pilot, a mild-mannered blue jay named Mordecai and his scrappy raccoon counterpart Rigby swipe a magical synthesizer from a wizard while he's peeing in a bush. The instrument, ...