And rumor has it that certain episodes will show the duo as their middle-aged selves.
You can expect a couple of modern twists: the word on the street is that the two best buds also watch YouTube and TikTok videos. The revival series, set to premiere in August 2022, presents none other than Beavis and Butt-Head themselves, in all their stupidity and childishness. Before this, Paramount+ released Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe in June 2022, the second film following the 1996 hit Beavis and Butt-Head Do America. Judge immediately steered from the show and proceeded to work on other projects… Until 2022.ĭecades later (and a one-season revival in 2011), comes Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head on Paramount+. Launched in 1993, the series would go on for 225 episodes (plus two pilots) until its end in 1997. But Beavis and Butt-Head is a testament to Judge’s creativity and talent - he’s done most of the voice work for the show’s characters. This was disputed, but MTV ultimately censored prior episodes where the word was used and only let it be implied afterwards.At the time, Judge was a small-name animator, and funnily enough, his past jobs were in the field of Physics and Mechanical Engineering. It features the foolish humor Judge’s work is known for and also appears to have moved on from censorship in the previous decades after a mother in Ohio claimed her son set their trailer on fire and killed his sister after seeing an episode where “fire is fun” was uttered. A trailer for the project is available on YouTube. The characters are created and voiced by Judge, first appeared in 1992 and had their own show from 1993-97 before a revival came about in 2011 and ultimately did not last for long.
News of Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head coming to the streaming service on August 4 is reported today in a Deadline Hollywood article.
This year Beavis and Butt-Headcame back from time away to do the universe, remind us all of a time when gas was cheap and homes could be purchased by people 30 and younger, and now, they are staying for longer with a new show on Paramount Plus.
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