Heh heh: “Beavis and Butthead” with new episodes from August 4th

New episodes will now follow this duplication as well, explained the duo’s creator, Mike Judge, in one episode New York Times interview. However, Beavis and Butthead were already old when they were created, which is what makes them “survivable,” the animator, now 59, suspects. “When the show started, MTV was all about young and hip. I was 30 at the time, and I was living in the suburbs with kids, and I wasn’t stylish at all, and I was like, ‘I’m definitely not going to make these characters cool.’ Some people were Like, “Their shirts say AC/DC and Metallica, shouldn’t it be Nirvana or Pearl Jam? But I didn’t want to compete. “

Now, Judge has the advantage of capitalizing on both the retro cult following and the longevity of the aforementioned teams and men among younger audiences. The fact that the somewhat outdated “slacker” and metal-obsessed type is somewhat outdated – perhaps as a counterbalance to the highly refined types of influencers – can be seen again in demand several times at the moment. Metalhead Eddie Monson, performed by Joseph Quinn, also turned out to be a fan favorite in the final season of “Stranger Things.”