I'm stumped. But, if I think about it a little more, Cussoo (or whatever they want people to call it) might be taking this to the extreme. There are a lot of these things in the show, but in a very mild manner (a few revealing dresses here and there, some fistfights between characters, a little language, but never any strong obscenities, and a light, suggestive racial stereotype). But, you do have a good point where they accepted The Simpsons but rejected this one. Either they are under some new management, or someone's trolling you guys...

I don't know about it, but from what i know RS contains a lot of adult jokes and content that had to be censored out before it could be broadcasted, and they still kept some stuff in. Plus, it's one of those shows that adults obsess about. Like My Little Pony. And as a lot of people here know (and would most likely rather not be associated with), the entire fanbase of MLP consists of a bunch of perverted neckbeards.

And i doubt they'd make sets that have an association with people like that.

I also don't watch The Simpsons a lot, and yes, it contains a lot of violence and stuff but generally it's more or less accepted by a lot of people. And it also appeals to people that didn't see the actual show, maybe a bit hard to explain, but still. It also doesn't have a ridiculous fanbase that makes sexy art or writes inapropriate stories about the main characters (i don't know about RS though, but it being a kids show with an adult fanbase just like MLP, maybe that's a reason).

It could also have something to do with the origin of Mordecai.

Seems like a fair and well reasoned assessment!

Whoa, that was totally unnecessary. There are many little boys and girls who watch my little pony, and even if it does have an adult fanbase doesn't mean every singe brony post pony !@#$ on the internet.

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Nobody did. There's a list of words that immediately get blanked out, and the word you put was one of them.

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Watching this origin video now...

Ahahahahahahaha. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, although the generalisations and brashness flow freely above. I find the MLP fandom cringeworthy, overrated and irritating, yet that does not mean whatsoever that the fans of the show are wrong for liking it or automatically subscribe to the stereotype of the neckbeard. 

Wow, that video shed a lot of light on Regular Show. It's honestly more interesting now. I can also see how that would get it blacklisted with LEGO.

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Backyard Legos, that piece of obscuriana you provided was a lot less family-friendly than what I see on TV.  I never saw it before.

Pritchard, the info you provided just above about different staff for ideas.lego.com resolved my confusion.  I never knew that.  Thanks!  I was never upset by the rejetion but found it puzzling and that piece of info explains it.