New Bevis and Butthead episodes coming! Well, maybe..

[RicoSuave25]

cool, that doesn't suck.

i own every episode and how they were aired originally, uncut.
plus almost every appearance they ever made.
i'm proud of that collection.
after the first season the fags at mtv did a lot of chopping.

FIRE! FIRE FIRE!

I have many episodes as well...including the episode when Barney the Dinosaur taught the kids how to cook and his hands caught on fire? I recall that MTV quickly censored that scene in their future replays, only showing a dark screen.

 

[meesterperfect]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZcn7ubEFy8

from about a year ago.i believe the last time we saw them.
judge can still do the voices fine.

 

[Vlad The Impaler]

Oh definitely. I like Moonchilds idea of having them be older too. But either way's cool.

 

[PirateKing]

I watched them here and there, but was never a hardcore fan.

Uhuhuhuh...he said hardcore.

Crap!!? MTV shows the best documentaries about Guidos and broads I have ever seen.

Now that's the situation.

I'll bet Guidos get to score with a lot of chicks.

 

[Lust]

Crap!!? MTV shows the best documentaries about Guidos and broads I have ever seen.

Now that's the situation.

you crazy board whore!

 

[D-rock]

Am I the only person that thought they were overrated back then and even more so now looking back after the passage of time. Even counting their good moments they got old and played out kind of fast in my opinion.

 

[The Joker]

Outstanding. :nanner:

The only drawback is that, of course, it's going to be aired on MTV.

 

[Moonchild22]

Am I the only person that thought they were overrated back then and even more so now looking back after the passage of time. Even counting their good moments they got old and played out kind of fast in my opinion.

I won't say I agree, but I think I'm the only person who didn't like the music video segments. That's why I was so glad that the videos were excluded from the DVD.
So many other people say the video segments were their favorite parts. Not me.

 

[GregCentauro]

Am I the only person that thought they were overrated back then and even more so now looking back after the passage of time. Even counting their good moments they got old and played out kind of fast in my opinion.

Is this a thread about the Reagan administration?

 

[meesterperfect]

I won't say I agree, but I think I'm the only person who didn't like the music video segments. That's why I was so glad that the videos were excluded from the DVD.
So many other people say the video segments were their favorite parts. Not me.

i didn't like the video segments much either, although they did say some funny stuff during them
but, the dvd's they released suck.
mtv didnt release every episode by far and they cut a lot of parts out.
better to find the episodes another way and burn them.

yeah burn them......FIRE FIRE FIRE!

 

[Sin After Sin]

If this actually happens, I'll REALLY be looking forward to it. Hell, at this point I'd just be satisfied with another movie.

I wish King of the Hill was still going on FOX. Simpsons and Family Guy are far from what they used to be, and American Dad and The Cleveland Show are just sad.

 

[Steve-FreeOnes]

i didn't like the video segments much either, although they did say some funny stuff during them
but, the dvd's they released suck.
mtv didnt release every episode by far and they cut a lot of parts out.
better to find the episodes another way and burn them.

yeah burn them......FIRE FIRE FIRE!

My understanding was that the DVD boxsets released were personal choices by Mike Judge. Also, I'm pretty sure the ones I bought have the video reviews as bonuses. So whilst it would be nice to see all the the episodes released, this way of releasing them was pretty much endorsed by Judge, unless I'm mistaken.

Yes, just checked, the video reviews are on there plus there are director's cut episodes too. I thought the DVDs were pretty good on the whole.

This guy has a great channel dedicated to B&B, well worth checking out.

 

[RicoSuave25]

^For each video shown on the DVD's, Mike Judge and MTV would've had to pay each publisher/record company royalties and/or a portion of their DVD sales to include the video. This expense is why Miami Vice, as another example, had a hard time releasing their DVD sets.