| “ | We just have a couple of notes for you. You see, our research groups have shown that nobody wants to see the good guys win anymore, and unfortunately for you we spent millions trying to find out how to prevent this type of situation. Let's just say we found an effective solution. Our focus group studied everything that boys ages 9 to 14 find the most brutal and destructive. I suggest you turn your engine off and step out of your vehicle. Unless of course, you'd rather get annhilated... | „ |
| ~ The Chief Executive monologuing to RGB2 to come back with him or be destroyed by his warrior lackey. |
The Chief Executive is the main antagonist of the Regular Show episode, "That's My Television". He was the unnamed executive of the fictional television series That's My Television, and imprisoned the main star, RGB2 so that he can traffick him for his own benefit and wealth.
He was voiced by Jeff Bennett, who also voiced many other characters in the same series.
Biography[]
In the past, the unnamed man would like rise in position at YZB Studios, and would be a chief executive for the hit 1980s sitcom, That's My Television. He also imprisoned a man inside the RGB2 suit so that could make a profit out of him, essentially putting RBG2 in his own personal prison, (as the executive also possessed his contract and refused to let go of it) as he was forced to stay around even long after the show ended for personal appearances, tour sightings, and guest boxes.
One day at a convention center, the Chief Executive makes an appearance to announce to all the That's My Television fans that a revival is in the works. When Mordecai and Rigby are chosen to receive the autographed box set from RGB2, the latter writes to them to meet him in the bathroom. The duo go there and RGB2 explains his personal relationship with the Chief Executive and how he made him his slave for the rest of his day at the studio.
While waiting for RGB2 in the bathroom, the Chief Executive grows impatient and bursts into the room to find that RGB2 has escaped. While attempting to then bust into his trailer, RGB2 escapes the Chief Executive by van, which leads to him calling in his henchmen to pursuit and capture the television. On the road hunting for RGB2, Mordecai, and Rigby, the Chief Executive angerly laments that RGB2 doesn't deserve his freedom and instead as a pawn to make him profit.
RGB2's pursuit ends after the group of fans from earlier create a roadblock for the van, allowing the Chief Executive to catch up to the three. RGB2, Mordecai, and Rigby, are apprehended by his minions as the Chief Executive monologues about finding a solution for kids 9 to 14 to indulge in violent characters, bringing out a warrior and threatening RGB2 to come back with him or be killed.
The heroes are able to escape the Chief Executive's grasp as Rigby tosses the box set at the warrior so that the fans could attack him, before he and Mordecai escape apprehension of his lackeys, and bring RGB2 back in their van. This causes the Chief Executive to scream in full rage as he undergoes his villainous breakdown as he pursuits after the vehicle. Latching onto the back, he claims he owns RGB2, before the latter rebels against his abuser and tosses out the remaining 80s air cans, knocking the Chief Executive off before it explodes, giving him his well-deserved death once in for all.
Trivia[]
- The Chief Executive somewhat bears a resemblance to Carter Pewterschmidt from Family Guy. However, it is unknown if this coincidental or not.
- The Chief Executive is an accurate depiction of real life television executives, who frequently abuse workers and only care about making profit from their shows.
External links[]
- The Chief Executive on the Regular Show Wiki.
