The show is about two slow-witted teenagers Beavis and Butt-Head and their everyday exploits, including trying to get laid (or "score," as they like to call it), breaking things, pulling pranks, skipping school and watching TV.
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Mike Judge
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Gregg Vanzo
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J.J. Sedelmaier
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Mike de Seve
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Tony Klück
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Ray Kosarin
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John Rice
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Roy Allen Smith
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Ted Stearn
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Mike Judge
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Adam Welsh
Stewart Stevenson
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Christine Walters
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Kathleen Barr
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Dean Julian
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Dean Julian
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Dean Julian
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Sam Johnson
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Sam Johnson
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Sam Johnson
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Thomas Middleditch
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Thomas Middleditch
Stewart Stevenson
Thomas Middleditch
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Masako Kanayama
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Monica Keena
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Monica Keena
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Monica Keena
Massage Woman
Jennifer Jane Emerson
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Brad 'Chip' Pope
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Larry Doyle
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Etan Cohen
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Aimee Keillor
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Jim Turner
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David X. Cohen
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Beavis and Butthead have been reduced to generic dumb characters in this latest season, due to modern culture, beavis and butthead can't cat call chicks anymore (90% of why the show was funny) They've also removed a lot of the gore in the show (the other 10%) This reboot was a major disappointment! I prefer the 2011 reboot! WORST OF ALL THEYVE SLIGHTLY REMIXED THE INTRO! IT WAS FINE ALREADY WHY WOULD YOU CHANGE IT?! I'm honestly really shocked with how much these boys have changed along side modern culture. It honestly seemed different in the new movie, but i guess we don't get what we want. A lot of the new episodes feel like filler, an entire episode with beavis talking to fire, an episode with the two in a box, and an episode where they get stuck on the roof. I am severely disappointed with the current state of the show, I wish Mike Judge would do better.
I watched Beavis & Butthead when it originally aired on MTV. I have seen repeats on MTV2, and have seen some episodes on DVD, but I watched every episode originally on MTV. The stories are stupid, sophomoric, silly, funny, witty, and educational, in a way. The best part of most episodes, however, is the faux-commentary style done over various music videos. 9 times out of 10, the funniest parts of an episode are when B + B are watching videos. The sad reality regarding DVD releases of this show is that there will never be enough money available to pay licensing fees on all those videos. Every DVD release I have seen contains episodes, but no video interludes. That takes the DVD version of the show from 8 out of 10 to 3 out of 10.
this show is great as hell,, every episode is funny even killing time although its annoying B&B are so funny because of how stupid they are -- i don't possibly know how somebody could think that this show isn't funny-- if you don't think this show is funny u should watch beard boys-- they see a guy on TV in a bed with a girl feeling his beard-- so B&B cut the hair off their heads and glue the hair to there faces and then they go up to a couple of girls in the mall and try and pick them up its just so funny how they have all cup up hair with glue on their faces-- if you think this show isn't funny than you don't know what comedy is B&B,Stewart, Mr. buzz cut and everybody in this show is funny as hell i don't know how this show could possibly get any funnier
Beavis and butthead is literally my alltime favorite animated tv series. And back when i was 5 years old to avoid saying the word butt my dad used to call this show beavis and bupphead. I think that my favorite joke in the show is the joke about workers constipaion in the episode called work is death.
When it comes to Beavis and Butt-Head probably only those familiar with the show are going to look it up on the IMDb. So to those of you who have... What is this Beavis and Butt-Head versus South Park thing? And Beavis and Butt-Head being dumb and smart? Making social comments? Trey Parker and, more or less, Matt Stone do that. Very well too. Beavis and Butt-Head was pure gross-out comedy. Both programs are great and guaranteed to crease me up, and along with The Simpsons and American Gothic the only decent fictional TV programs to travel east across the Atlantic. But my real quibble is: why are the music critiques excluded from the videos? The show just isn't the same without lines like 'if you played this track backwards it would say "this sucks!"' Oh yeah, great as I think South Park is, and if I had to choose or loose my manhood, then Beavis and Butt-Head would get my vote as the best American show.
Strangely funny at times, but pretty annoying at others, "Beavis and Butthead" has become an American icon and as recognizable as King Kong or Darth Vader. Their constant, and I mean literally constant, teenage laughs, their lowbrow humour, and odd personality traits make them endearing characters. Beavis is, by far, my favourite. His laugh isn't nearly as annoying as Butthead's. He also suffers from multiple personalities. Sometimes he'll put his shirt over his head, walk around with his arms lift and repeatedly state that he's the great Cornholio. Cornholio always needs TP for his bunghole. Strangely enough he also claims that in his country they don't have any bungholes. Anyway, what can be said? The jokes are sometimes hysterical and it is somewhat of a celebration of stupidity. If you're into Dumb and Dumber-style humour then this is for you.
The greatest cartoon of all time (that's just my opinion). Okay, the show is crude and tasteless but it does have a point - it explores the teenage world. Will these guys ever score??!! I doubt it. I wish the show was still on the air. The best thing about the show is the music videos that come on throughout and B & B comment on. The show also has a lot of slapstick too and could kick South Parks a** any day of the week.
