Does it still hold up?
Does it still hold up?
Wyatt Howard
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Cameron Lewis
No
It was new and exciting back in the '90s, but now it's just another sitcom with the jokes spread very, very thin.
Brody Butler
Just the original seasons.
Camden Gutierrez
*laughing*
Isaac Morales
Yes. And the new ones are good too.
Eli Morgan
Yes. It's comedy is kinda niche, but unique enough where it stands out. There still isn't anything like it. The music video segments are really the only thing that dates the show, but they're still funny.
Brody Rivera
>It's comedy is kinda niche
*Its comedy is kinda niche
Chase Murphy
who was in the wrong here?
Chase Howard
Cooper Fisher
their parents
Wyatt Turner
What's Sup Forums's favorite episode/music video?
Jacob Garcia
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Connor Bailey
Dammit guys, its really not that big a problem.
Its the English language's fault.
If it's rules weren't so stupid, we'd be in a better place.
Eli Davis
Nose Bleed/Mr. Bombastic
Ryan Young
Huhuhuhuhuh he said hold up huhuhuhuh
I think it does. I like it more than King of the Hill.
Samuel Lee
some of it does. the stuff where they're not panning on videos is pretty timeless. the pop culture stuff with the music videos and the mtv shows in revival are pretty dated and in the moment
Noah Morgan
The revival season was too savage for MTV.
Daniel Brooks
It's surprisingly short.
But the movie is great.
Anthony Jenkins
I like most of the 30 minute specials. My favorite is with the escaped convict.
Chase Ramirez
How humorless can one guy be? I watched them for the first time last year and I was dying.
Cameron Diaz
this. i don't think they were expecting Judge to go as hard at them as he did.
Lincoln Hall
I'd say so. Even though it's set in 90's lower-middle class suburbia, the characters and their antics are pretty timeless. I bet you could show Beavis and Butthead to someone from a century ago and they'd get the humor. There always have been, and always will be, dumb, horny young men slacking off and doing stupid shit because they think it's cool. There are pop culture references here and there, but you don't need to get them to enjoy the show. The emphasis is almost entirely on the characters and their interactions.
That one was amazing.
Aiden Rogers
This show was butchered by censors after some retarded kid allegedly burned down his house after watching it. Newcomers likely saw what remained and said "that's it? Boring." The only way to see it in its uncut form is through bootlegs.
Oliver Gomez
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Jason James
Why did they cancel the show so fast in 2011?
Adam Young
Yeah. Definitely better if you're drinking or smoking though
Aaron Thomas
yes for the most part. some of the earlier episodes are a little tryhard, but it really found it's stride later on. the music videos are the funniest part
Eli Diaz
MTV's demographic isn't what it used to be and towards the end of the season, a new network head took over, claiming she wanted more female oriented programming. Beavis and Butt-Head, in spite of the hype and solid reception it received upon coming back, wasn't part of that vision. When asked about the fate of the show she gave a snide "Talk to me in a month" response and it was left to die.
TL;DR women ruin everything.
Isaiah Wood
That sounds plausible. At least mtvclassic plays mostly music.
Liam Lopez
Here, dug up an article about it from a few years ago.
articles.latimes.com
>One of the hopes MTV has for Daniels is that she will come up other shows that can attract female viewers, which was the WB's sweet spot. That could spell bad news for "Beavis and Butt-head," the classic cartoon series that MTV brought back last year that was a hit with young boys.
>Asked about the fate of "Beavis and Butt-head," Daniels said, "talk to me in a month."