In early 2017 Cartoon Network announced that the show will end, as the storylines had been exhausted after their lengthy run. In a 2017 interview with iDigitalTimes, show creator, J.G. Quintel explained that he agreed with the decision to end the show as they were lucky to have produced as many episodes as they did.

Boom! Studios and Carton Network have announced the upcoming launch of Regular Show: 25 Years Later, an all-new six-issue limited comic book series inspired by the Emmy Award-winning animated series.

Regular Show is a quirky, fantasy cartoon series targeting older teenagers and young adults. It's unsuitable for children under 12-13 years because of its slapstick violence, intoxicated characters, crude humour, coarse language, sexual innuendo, and racial and cultural stereotyping.

Despite being very cartoony, they feel authentic. The things they love – the silly games, the ridiculous bands and exciting products – do look kind of awesome. It's here the show earns its geek credibility too, capturing the vibe of so many nerdy past times (both what they are and why we nerd out over them).