Was it justified?

was it justified?

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Yes

No.

Cheating does not equal killing

100% justified

Yes. Cheaters deserve the rope.

Had Rigby just beat him and shown that it was a prank? Then no.
But Rigby just let it keep escalating even when Skips was visibly pissed and didn’t think for two seconds about what would happen when Skips found out Rigby was cheating.
It was pretty justified, but killing him was a bit much.

user, in what kind of world is killing someone over an fucking arm wrestle justified? What's next, strangling someone because they took too long to answer in rock papers scissors?

Skips himself admitted he went overboard.

If Ribgy had shown in the first time it was a prank Skips wouldn't be that mad to begin with.

Yes.
Skips didn't have the intent of killing Rigby, he simply got his buttons pushed hard enough to not being able to control his own strength.
Also, it was hilariously satisfying.

So it was only ngeligent homicide and reckless endangerment, rather than felony murder? That's still some years in jail.

No, Skips were being instigated so it isnt. And like user said he has no intent to kill.

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>user, in what kind of world is killing someone over an fucking arm wrestle justified?
In the regular show world, where civilians dies like nothing

No, but it was fucking hilarious.

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This one. If Trump lost an arm wrestling contest to a 8 year old dying of leukemia as a final wish (kid played MGR) Twitter and it's hordes would be fully justified in demanding Drumpf be killed.

Why would you piss off a white gorilla who sounds like a chainsmoker?

Yes, Rigby deserved all the bad that happened to him and more
Mordecai too

No, Rigby deserved so much worse for all this shit he pulled throughout the series.

I still haven't forgiven him for what he did in the movie.

I just noticed how Rigby dying was a common theme in this show.

because rigby is a chad...and stupid

This, it’s definitely in the top 10 regular show moments

Rigby was a real asshole in the firsts seasons of regular show. The only time time rigby was right was in the microwave episode

Where does IT'S A HOLLY JOLLY CHRISTMAS rank?

2nd/3rd place defnitely, i remember laughing a lot when i saw it the first time

he didnt kill him on purpose though, he just slammed him good after rigby pissed him off. rigby was just to little and weak to take it.

How the hell was being slammed through a wooden table enough to kill Rigby in the first place? Badly injured sure but killed?

>rigby was just to little and weak to take it.
This. Remember one cheek wonder. If it was any other park member they would survive.

Not to mention that upon watching, it was Skips's elbow that was the main cause of the table breaking while Rigby came falling down after so it's not like he got slammed head first into the table.

who was in the wrong here?

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For fuck's sake would this Trump faggotry ever stop? Dont you burgers have anything else to talk about, at all?

What's number 1?

I'm fond of the DragonForce training montage.Either that or the Holly Jolly Christmas scene.

He slammed his head into the ground with the force of Mozart.

Rigby changing his name to Trash Boat and genuinely expecting everyone to think it's cool is simple but so stupid and random that it kills me.

God I miss regular show.

Fuck.

There are no mental gymnastics I can pull that would put Benson in the right in this scene. Uttering an "I told you so" immediately after someone's best friend was put into a coma that they could possibly never wake up from would piss off anyone.

However, I feel like both of them handled it extremely well. Mordecai doesn't apologize for punching him but rather saying that fucked up thing about how people only hand out with him because he's their boss. Benson accepts the apology with grace and doesn't fire Mordecai even though he has a good reason to, likely as a way of admitting that he had that punch coming which is respectable in its own right.