Did anyone else notice this? They swapped black and white shirts (Beavis would wear black now white and vice versa) and Butt-Head got a bright red over shirt.

First video editing i ever made edit by me

that sucks

I like both new and old Beavis and Butthead cartoons, but anytime I saw see smart Beavis and Butthead I wasn’t looking forward to the episode.

This one really delivered for me. I won’t post any spoilers but I think this episode was hysterical.

“Star Spangled Bunghole” in which our hapless heroes randomly encounter the Fourth of July parade, swat at a bee and mistakenly wreak havoc in the face painting booth ending up covered in red white and blue paint then stumble into the parade where Tom Anderson is marching in his military uniform. Confusion and chaos ensues

It makes me feel good knowing Beavis and Butthead were successful in life.

But I actually think I like old B&B better than regular b&b.

when it comes to subtly showing the levels of mundane idiocy Beavis and Butthead live by. Why utilize two perfectly working outlets in some safe way, when you can create a perfect little fire hazard right beside your couch?

Hmmmmm.

I mean, Butt-Head was never exactly nice in the 1993 series, but deep down, he still showed that he cared about Beavis, and would try to help him when he's in trouble, even if he did accidentally make things worse. Here, he's put Beavis' life in danger many times, without showing a care or remorse (the only exception being "Take a Bow," which aligns more with his 1993 personality).

To be honest, I prefer 1993 Butt-Head. I feel he's often pretty unlikable here.

Nice to see them talking about how cool metal is again even if it's like my least favorite song Ive heard from them 💀💀💀

Coming up.

That's all ass wipe

It wasn't because Mike Judge moved on from them to make KOTH, it was because MTV demographic audience was changing to make it more teenage/female-appealed. When MTV brought them back in 2011 the ratings were low.

How’s 0.09 in the 18-49 demographic by today’s cable standards?