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Now seeing that he can no longer control Internet, DVD then decided to help the Disc Masters defeat Internet by providing them the universal remote's code to take out the Wi-Fi server tower that's powering him. Following the battle, he is seen watching a movie along with the Disc Masters, Reel-to-Reel, and Archie's ghost. In "Cheer up Pops" they help the park gang record the memories of their past adventures so they can always remember them. In the eighth-season finale, they participate in the battle against Anti-Pops and Streaming.
Death
Just as he is about to do so, the rest of the park gang crash through the country club gate and free the two. Racki the Wishmaker (voiced by Steven Blum) is an evil wishmaker machine who appears in "Terror Tales of the Park V". Benson rented him for the Halloween party in the park house and shows anyone what happens if their wishes comes true through visions but they usually have a cruel twist to it. He would make his eyes glow red and makes the person who's asking the wish eyes glow red, too. He showed his wish visions to Benson, Pops, and Hi Five Ghost, but when he does Rigby, he has everyone see his vision. After finishing Rigby's vision, he robs the park staff and tries to escape with the other wishmakers.
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Characters
They share a resemblance to the characters from the popular game series Five Nights at Freddy's and the popular kids entertainment center Chuck E. Cheese. Party Horse (voiced by Adam Pally) is an extraterrestrial horse who lives to party. He later returns to Earth to get the duo's help to get back with his girlfriend. In the eighth-season finale, he helps the park gang fight Anti-Pops and Streaming.
Recurring characters
Mordecai is then knocked unconscious when the wizard throws him against the bookshelf. Benson and Pops see this and they both scream and run into different rooms. Then the wizard breaks Skips' crossbow and the wizard throws Skips into the chimney and burns him. Then he goes to the bathroom and pulls back the curtains for the shower and finds Benson and says, "What's up Gumball?". Then, Pops is on the bed terrified and the wizard comes in and Pops fires a rock at the wizard with his slingshot but misses and the wizard picks him up, drags him on the ceiling, and puts him in the closet which falls over, then disappears. Mordecai then wakes up and tells him that he won't let anything happen to him, but the wizard decapitates him.
Storyline
Benson plans to perform the solo again at the concert, and takes his drum kit to the park, where it is destroyed by the Hair to the Throne but Mordecai and Rigby help him fix and set it up during the concert. During Benson's performance, the Drumatron VI and the other band members attempt to stop him, but he overpowers the Drumatron and finished the performance. Afterwards, the Hair to the Throne apologize to Benson for their past actions, and ask him to rejoin them, which he declines. Laundry Margaret (voiced by Janie Haddad-Tompkins) is the villain in "Laundry Woes". She is a pink hallucination of Margaret who tempts Mordecai into going to return Margaret's sweater after they broke up while ignoring the fact that he should move on.
When Party Horse completes the test, he makes the Principal not blow up Earth, whatever the result. He accepts, but is then revealed Party Horse tricked him, and he follows Party Horse back into space. The Polar Bear (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) is a bear and side boss character who appears in the "Regular Show Christmas Special".
The skunk is revealed in his true form to be a normal man, who thanks Mordecai and Rigby for helping him return to normal, before passing out. Black and White TV (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) is one of the Guardians of Obsolete Formats whose head resembles a black and white TV. IBM Floppy Disc Drive (voiced by Richard McGonagle) is one of the Guardians of Obsolete Formats whose head resembles an IBM floppy disc drive. Recap Robot (voiced by Matthew Mercer) is a green robot usually seen with Sureshot and Sally, working at the Space Tree. He appears in the finale alongside Sureshot and Sally, participating in the battle against Anti-Pops and Streaming.
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After learning Benson was returning to the park, Mordecai and Rigby tried to stop Party Pete, who was hopped up on Radi-Cola. Eventually, Mordecai and Rigby stuff him with so much cola that he explodes to death just before Benson arrives. It is revealed that Pete was one of the many people to be captured by Party Planners and be cloned for parties, meaning that the Party Pete that died was only a clone.
Other characters
The Night Owl (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) is the villain in "Night Owl". He starts up a contest that Mordecai, Rigby, Muscle Man, and Hi Five Ghost compete in with the desire to make a fortune. When the four are the only ones left in the contest, he turns them against on another and freezes them in ice until they thaw out in the future. Realizing what had happened, they use the prize car to escape while fighting the Night Owl's henchmen, who attempt to get them back in their glass case. The robot version of the Night Owl returns in "Exit 9B" as one of the villains resurrected by GBF Jr., only to be sent back to the portal of afterlife. DVD (voiced by Joel McHale as DVD and Trevor Devall as HD-DVD) is Archie's son and Blu-Ray's older brother who first appears in "Format Wars II".
Enraged, the Baby Ducks defend their surrogate father by turning into a Duck Man. He is one of the numerous villains to be resurrected in "Exit 9B" but is once again chopped in half by the Ducks. He is the main villain in the online game "Winging It" in the game's story mode. Doug McFarland (voiced by Andrew Kishino) is the main villain in "World's Best Boss". When the park gang found the package was delivered, they meet Doug McFarland who refuses to give them the mug. Benson then helps the park gang defeat the staff crew, and punches Doug, who falls inside the delivery truck, his head hitting the gas pedal, causing it to drive off of a hill and crash into a semi-truck, killing him for good.
He first appeared in "That's My Television" where Mordecai and Rigby help him escape from the studio. After listening to it, Margaret convinces them to release Mordecai and Rigby while saying that they've "learned their lesson." They also appeared in "I Like You Hi" where they help Mordecai admit his feelings to CJ. They are a reference of the C.O.P.S (Computer Obsolescence Prevention Society) from the Sam And Max series. Audrey (voiced by Courtenay Taylor) is Benson's ex-girlfriend and neighbor who appears in "Weekend at Benson's", "Fortune Cookie", "The Christmas Special", and "Party Re-Pete". In "Power Tower", it is revealed that he gained the nickname "Muscle Man" from his early years of bodybuilding and actually being in excellent physical condition, but he found that life very boring and gave it up.
Cartoon Network celebrated is 20th birthday on Monday and has big plans to keep the party going this month. For the next four weekends, the network will have special birthday-themed programming, along with fan voting at cartoonnetwork.com for favorite shows and characters. Their other coworkers include an overweight green male named Muscle Man (Marin) and a ghost named Hi-Five Ghost (Quintel), who also serve as their rivals. Hurl Hurlbutt, Merle, and Burl (voiced by Roger Craig Smith, Matthew Yang King and Troy Baker respectively) are a trio of brawny surfers and the main antagonists in "Catching the Wave". Pops first encounters them at a beach when he was learning how to surf, and is made fun of by them. The trio become more hostile toward him after he accidentally collides into them in an unsuccessful attempt to surf.
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