The wait is over. Beavis and Butt-Head, the snarky animated comedy from Mike Judge (King of the Hill) which originally ran from 1993-1997, returns to the airwaves tonight. It was back in July 2010 when Judge expressed interest in bringing the cult series back to MTV. One year later at Comic Con he had multiple episodes completed and was ready to unveil Beavis and Butt-Head 2.0 to hundreds of fans. I happened to be in attendance when Judge screened scenes from upcoming episodes and you can read my reactions here. I had concluded that watching this series again today is nostalgically enjoyable and it happens to be quite refreshing. B & B is known for its ability to satirize and ridicule music videos. When they return, the delinquent teens will also attack the slew of horrible reality shows that surfaced during their time of absence, including The Jersey Shore and 16 and Pregnant. What’s great is that just like the music videos of the past, MTV is allowing Judge to play with the network’s own reality programming. You can expect the couch scenes and the original stories that take place away from the boys’ TV screen (Cornholio is back!) to be wholly satisfying and amusing. Beavis and Butt-Head return tonight (10/27) at 10PM on MTV. Watch a trailer after the break. Continue reading TV reminder: ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ return tonight at 10PM on MTV
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Creator Mike Judge wants Beavis and Butt-head back on the airwaves
Remember Beavis and Butt-head? Of course you do! It was that odd-ball animated show created by Mike Judge (King of the Hill) that aired on MTV from 1993-1997. In 1996 the show jumped to the big screen in Beavis and Butt-head Do America. According to REVIEWniverse, Judge is ready to bring the show back. In fact, he’s currently penning 30 new episodes. Judge said that he plans to keep the show in its original aesthetic, faded color palatte and all. The show’s format will also remain the same: “original sketch-music videos-sketch” with modern music videos for the duo to rip on. Judge hopes that MTV will pick up the show; the network has not commented on the matter.
[Via REVIEWniverse; IGN]