I get MTV2 now and its great. Beavis and Butthead with the videos. I have VHS of B&B but they dont include the videos. That was always the best part of the show, those two making fun of bands and their videos.

wish i still had mtv2....i'm gonna buy that time life set for my brother i think

I was watching the mini-marathons last night and this morning. They still crack me up.

**Jay **

i need mtv 2

i liked some of the subtleties of this show such as when they were watching tv and saw ben franklin flying a kite with the key on the end of it...so they go out and do it and get electrocuted. and a member of the media interviews them and makes up a story about how they were watching music videos and listening to music and then decided to do what they did.
and then they see her on tv and they're like "people imitate what's on tv? i hope no one imitates her heh heh heh"

I remember getting it for the first time thinking that it would show music videos now that MTV doesn't show any music at all. Boy was I wrong. I do love B&B though, but I have pretty much all the episodes on DVD.

there is a 16 disc set dvd set culled from vhs + the official dvd sources to present a "uncut + uncensored" version with all the music videos.

google: kingturd

Fact: A Melvins video was on this show.

If you have tivo or tvr just set it to record anything with "beavis" in the title. I ended up getting about five episodes this weekend, its great.

Looks like Beavis & Butthead are making a comeback!

http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/new ... 6?hpt=Sbin

Andy Greene
FEBRUARY 16, 2011 12:00 PM ET
About a year ago, MTV president Van Toffler was having trouble sleeping. "I was eating Fruit Loops and Cap'n Crunch out of the box and flipping through the dials when a Lady Gaga video came on," he says. That's when he had the idea: Bring back Beavis and Butt-Head. "I felt like there was a whole crop of new artists — and what the world sorely missed was the point of view that only Beavis and Butt-Head could bring."

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The new show, which debuts later this year, will be very familiar to fans of the Nineties original. "They'll be self-contained segments with the boys in different situations like they used to be," Toffler says. "But this time around, they'll watch Jersey Shore, UFC matches and user-generated videos from YouTube, in addition to music videos." All of the programming will be displayed on the duo's TV, even if it comes from YouTube — "like silly videos of cats playing music."

This article appears in the March 3, 2011 issue of Rolling Stone. The issue is available now on newsstands and will appear in the online archive February 18.

The show's creator, Mike Judge, who went on to create King of the Hill and direct the cult classics Office Space and Idiocracy, is returning to helm the new series. "In the years since Mike quit doing Beavis and Butt-Head, he realized that there was a lot to make fun of," says head writer John Altschuler, a veteran of King of the Hill. "We just kept coming up with ideas that Mike thought would have made good Beavis and Butt-Head episodes. Then one day, Mike said, 'Maybe we should just actually make some good Beavis and Butt-Head episodes.'"

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Beavis and Butt-Head would be in their thirties by now, but they will remain the teenagers they were during the original run. "They'll have the same intelligence," Toffler says. "They're the same boneheads sitting on the same couch, commenting on things through a really simple prism." He has no fear that younger viewers won't respond to the show. "Look how popular South Park and Family Guy are," he says. "These boys are beloved characters, and even if you didn't know them the first time around, it doesn't take more than 30 seconds to fall in love with them."

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MTV plans to promote the program across multiple media platforms. "It will be much more viral this time around," Toffler says. "We're going to plant seeds of the characters throughout social-media networks like Face­book and Twitter, in addition to traditional programming on television and, potentially, in theaters. It's formatted very well for the Internet because it's short-form."

This will be the first time I've watched MTV voluntarily for years. Is it wrong that I'm 35 years old and I'm counting down the minutes to an episode of Beavis and Butthead?

I'm also 35, and I'm contemplating "getting sick" here at work so I can go home and watch it.

you fuckers are old. i'm 34 and i couldn't wait either. it was worth it too. "you're going to call your grandkids bitch?" outstanding!

I'm a little bit younger than you guys, but I love seeing this show again. The comments during the Skrillex video were great, especially the Smurfs comment. Its nice to have this show back. It allows me to revel in the idea of being young and stupid again. I'm glad they stayed consistent with it and didn't try to update the band t-shirts or anything like that.

"so can you tell us the story of how you got chlamydia grandma J-Woww?"

This was fucking awesome.

This was great. The Twilight episode was spot-on.

I also must say, I haven't watched a music video in a very long time. That MGMT video where they scared the Holy Shit out of that kid was very disturbing.