Updated episode listings for Regular Show: Fright Pack Vol. 4

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After the jump, we’ve got the official press release for the Regular Show: Fright Pack we first posted about a couple of weeks ago.  Turns out the list of episodes have been updated so check it out and put in for the pre-order today!



[Source: TV Shows on DVD]

Cartoon Network’s Emmy Award-winning hit animated comedy seriesRegular Showis back with its fifth and most frightening DVD ever, just in time for Halloween!The Regular Show: Fright PackDVD, available September 3, 2013, features “Terror Tales of the Park II,” the 2-part Halloween special as its lead episode, wherein Mordecai, Rigby, Margaret and Benson tell scary stories on their way to a Halloween party. Also included on the DVD are 12 other hilarious episodes from the first four seasons of the top-rated show created by J.G. Quintel. Along with a character gallery bonus feature,Regular Show: Fright Packwill be available for the suggested retail price of $19.82 and features the following episodes:

  • Terror Tales of the Park (2-part episode)
  • Terror Tales of the Park II (2-part episode)
  • Dead at Eight
  • Jinx
  • Grave Sights
  • Ello Gov’nor
  • Death Bear
  • Skunked
  • See You There
  • Meat Your Maker
  • The Best VHS in the World
  • Dizzy
  • Last Meal
  • Skips’ Stress

Regular Show: Fright Packis the latest addition to the show’s growing home entertainment franchise from Cartoon Network, which includes top-selling episodic DVDsRegular Show: Slack Pack, Regular Show: The Best DVD In The World.* At This Moment In TimeandRegular Show: Party Pack, not to mention the recently-releasedRegular Show: The Complete First and Second SeasonsBlu-ray and DVD release, which is bursting at the seams with bonus features.

Regular Show: Fright Pack
DVD SRP: $19.82
Street Date: September 3, 2013
Run Time: 176 minutes
Languages: English
Subtitles: English

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