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Two dimwitted teenagers discuss TV, heavy-metal music, nachos, and trying to "score with chicks." When the duo aren't sitting on the couch, they try to pick up girls at the local convenience store, slack off at school, or wreak havoc while working at a burger joint.
Episode 22 : Going Down
December. 29,2011
Beavis and Butt-Head get trapped in an elevator with an attractive woman and do all they can to escape.
Episode 21 : Whorehouse
December. 29,2011
The duo mistake an abortion clinic for a whorehouse, and try to score with the many women there.
Episode 20 : Snitchers
December. 22,2011
Beavis and Butt-Head can't handle the truth! After witnessing a brutal beating that leaves one man out cold, will the boys lie under oath to protect their idol Todd? If they screw up, there's a serious butt-kicking on the docket, Todd-style.
Episode 19 : School Test
December. 22,2011
Concerned with the boys' impact on the school's public funding, Principal McVicker organizes intensive tutoring in order to help Beavis and Butt-Head prepare for the state standardized test.
Episode 18 : Massage
December. 15,2011
After seeing some hot chicks get massages in the food court, things get all touchy-feely when Beavis and Butt-Head open up a massage stand of their own. But the situation gets tense when these idiots take on some rival masseuses.
Episode 17 : Time Machine
December. 15,2011
On a field trip, Beavis and Butt-Head fall asleep in a school bus and wake up -- in 1832? A colonial village sends the boys through a time loop. Will they keep Van Driessen from being born in the past, or just ruin his life in the present?
Episode 16 : Bounty Hunters
December. 15,2011
Beavis and Butt-Head become ace bounty hunters after a chance meeting with a reality TV star in a hardware store. Will these vigilantes land a real fugitive? They soon find out catching criminals takes more than mullets and sleeveless shirts!
Episode 15 : Used Car
December. 15,2011
No license, no money, no problem! Beavis and Butt-Head shanghai a used car salesman on a joyride that leaves the car in pieces. Will they walk away from this one, or is everything wrecked for good?
Episode 14 : Holding
December. 08,2011
The boys are mistaken for drug dealers when they visit an adult-film set.
Episode 13 : Copy Machine
December. 08,2011
Beavis struggles to refrain from copying his butt.
Episode 12 : Dumb Design
December. 01,2011
The boys consider religion when it gets them out of class.
Episode 11 : Doomsday
December. 01,2011
Beavis and Butt-head hope the apocalypse helps them score.
Episode 10 : Spill
December. 01,2011
An oil spill draws hot hippies to the shoreline.
Episode 9 : The Rat
December. 01,2011
Beavis and Butt-head discover that they have a rat in the house and try to catch it.
Episode 8 : Bathroom Break
November. 17,2011
At Burger World, Butt-head realizes that he gets paid when he goes to the bathroom.
Episode 7 : Supersize Me
November. 17,2011
In a parody of Super Size Me, the duo makes a documentary about teenage obesity, eating fast food for 30 days straight.
Episode 6 : Drones
November. 10,2011
The boys go on a field trip to a military base and wind up in the virtual pilot seats of drone planes on an Afghan mission, thinking that it is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas with planes.
Episode 5 : Holy Cornholio
November. 10,2011
Beavis screws an action figure into his hand and has to go the hospital. At the hospital, a cult sees him as the second coming of the Messiah after he transforms into his alter ego, The Great Cornholio.
Episode 4 : Tech Support
November. 03,2011
Beavis and Butt-Head get jobs working at a computer tech support center, a position for which they are woefully under-qualified.
Episode 3 : Daughter's Hand
November. 03,2011
After watching an old movie, Beavis and Butt-Head ask a man for his daughter's "hand".
Episode 2 : Crying
October. 27,2011
While eating a chili dog, Beavis sniffs a piece of onion and begins to tear up, but Butt-Head mistakes it for crying and mocks Beavis relentlessly.
Episode 1 : Werewolves of Highland
October. 27,2011
Beavis and Butt-head watch Twilight, which gives them the idea to become vampires or werewolves to look attractive in order to pick up girls.
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