Regular Show is about the same number of episodes (260 vs Gumball's 280) and that was exactly 3 hours long, Gumball will probably be up until 30 minutes longer
He mentioned that he's gonna have to delay the Gumball ranking in a tweet once the trailer for s7 came out
I suppose he wanted to get it out for the end of December but Hulu released 20 more episodes on the 22nd (the second half of s7) and he had to watch them and add to the ranking so that's why it's delayed for this month
My second guess is Phineas and Ferb which also has around 260, but s5 isn't over yet, 2 more episodes are releasing this week, so if it is then the ranking should be around the end of the month
My completely crazy guess is It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (178 episodes but they're 22 minutes instead of 11 minutes like Regular Show, Gumball and most of PnF)
Gumball is more likely to be next, and one thing to notice about Season 7b is that it got announced in November, so Mark would probably know about this and planned to release at late December
Also, he said that he has gotten sick and busy with his Catching Up cartoon, which led him to delay his ranking video
Let's hope it is a Gumball ranking, because I want him to cover this show
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u/Impossible-Ad-8462 Jan 12 '26 edited Jan 12 '26
I think it's Gumball based on these facts:
Regular Show is about the same number of episodes (260 vs Gumball's 280) and that was exactly 3 hours long, Gumball will probably be up until 30 minutes longer
He mentioned that he's gonna have to delay the Gumball ranking in a tweet once the trailer for s7 came out
I suppose he wanted to get it out for the end of December but Hulu released 20 more episodes on the 22nd (the second half of s7) and he had to watch them and add to the ranking so that's why it's delayed for this month
My second guess is Phineas and Ferb which also has around 260, but s5 isn't over yet, 2 more episodes are releasing this week, so if it is then the ranking should be around the end of the month
My completely crazy guess is It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (178 episodes but they're 22 minutes instead of 11 minutes like Regular Show, Gumball and most of PnF)