Cartoon Network looking to make SDCC 2013 into a ‘Regular Show’

Regular Show is gettin’ nutty in SoCal in the next couple of weeks!

When it comes to Cartoon Network, we try to stick to the prime time stuff here on Bubbleblabber which is fine because the network’s best prime time series Regular Show is doing a big ass deal at Comic Con.  For starters here is a bit more about the panels we are most interesting in. We aren’t sure what times the new stuff is airing for Cartoon Network but we can post it anyway as a just in case:

Thursday, July 18

MAD

Get a glimpse behind the MADness with MAD television producers Kevin Shinick and Mark Marek.

Friday, July 19

Regular Show

Care to join the not so regular cast and crew for an eventful hour of OVER THE TOP regular? Yeeeeeeeeuh you do!! Cartoon Network brings the magic makers of its Emmy Award®-winning original comedy series Regular Show to San Diego Comic-Con 2013! Check out exclusive content and get the inside scoop on your favorite slackers, and some of their closest friends. The panel features: Regular Show creator, JG Quintel (voice of Mordecai), William Salyers (voice of Rigby), Sam Marin (voice of Benson, Pops, and Muscle Man), Sean Szeles (Supervising Director), Toby Jones (Storyboard Artist) and Calvin Wong (Storyboard Artist).

Saturday, July 20

Cartoon Network New Comedies: UNCLE GRANDPA, STEVEN UNIVERSE and CLARENCE

Be the first to see an exclusive sneak peek of Cartoon Network Studio’s all new line up of chuckle-inducing comedies! The panel will feature Uncle Grandpa creator Pete Browngardt, creative director Audie Harrison, and Adam Devine (Workaholics) as the voice of Pizza Steve; Steven Universe creator Rebecca Sugar and creative director Ian Jones-Quartey; and Clarence creator Skyler Page. All your questions are sure to be answered and your anticipation is sure to be electrified!

For the rest of the Cartoon Network schedule, check it out over on Comic Con’s site

But, that’s not all! Regular Show is turning the New Children’s Museum of San Diego (located directly across the street from the convention center)  into Regular Show Regular Zone, featuring video games from the ’80s,  Regular Show inspired games, and  more neon lighting than a nude bar. 

I will say I am rather upset of no attendance from The Looney Tunes Show, but who knows? Maybe next year!

Regular Show is all new tonight on Cartoon Network @ 8pm EST followed by an all new MAD. Check your local listings! Also, check out our recent interview with Regular Show creator JG Quintel.