Regular Show

Campaign manager Tak Davis and his team must figure out how to get their rivals to show up to a crucial debate.

As Samuels climbs in the polls, rumors about her past begin to hurt the campaign.

The Samuels campaign has until the end of the day to raise enough money to continue in the race. Jordan prepares for his stand-up comedy debut.

Tak clashes with his team over a decision he makes when a surprising announcement from the Makers camp changes everything.

Candidate Samuels struggles with her desire to run a clean campaign after racy details of an opponent's personal life fall into Tak's hands.

The campaign must come up with a plan to fight misinformation being circulated by their opponents. Cole confronts KJ about their relationship.

The team discovers that facing Governor Creighton won't be easy as allies and enemies begin to look an awful lot alike

Tak confronts George about financial misdealings while KJ feels Cole's absence as she struggles to write a speech for Samuels. Jordan makes a political commercial.

A break-in at campaign headquarters leaves everyone feeling rattled -- especially George, who makes a confession to Tak.

In 2004, the "Reel Life" documentary team features the Makers' campaign and captures the day that Tak steps out of his father's shadow.

With the election a week away, the DNC sends in a representative to help the Samuels campaign, who clashes with Tak over its direction.

Cole opens up about his past, while Samuels must deal with the consequences of hers.

It's Election Day and the team hopes that a last-second endorsement from the President will be enough to bring them victory.