A Beavis-centric segment offers something of an origin story for Beavis’ love of fire and proves to be reasonably sweet. After the movie concentrated mostly on the protagonists and several new ...

Beavis is still very preoccupied with fire. Butt-Head loves to physically assault Beavis for laughs. And the two can’t get enough of the “chicks” they can’t help but think are infatuated ...

I loved the two episodes I was able to screen, especially when Beavis talks to the dumpster fire, and it makes him do positive deeds. I could not help but wonder, “Is this Mike somehow atoning f ...

Yet, despite his longtime love for fire, he quickly realizes that being its Special One isn’t all that great; even the inferno wants Beavis to grow up, commanding him to do such tasks as run a ...

as “The Special One” follows Beavis on a slightly more whimsical solo adventure. (Well, sort of; he’s paired up with the element of fire, which he famously enthused over in the early days of ...

While some can listen to sounds of the rainforest, waterfalls, crickets, and other ambient white noise, Paramount+ provided its version with Beavis and fire. Now, you can easily have a fire pit of ...

It opens with the familiar chuckles and music. And then there’s fire — which apparently no longer is verboten in the Beavis and Butt-head-verse. Indeed, it is the catalyst of the nearly nine ...

Beavis and Butt-Head set their high-school gym on fire during a science fair, are chosen to be blasted into space thanks to their fixation with certain repetitive gestures, and encounter versions ...

While the show’s comedy style quickly found an audience, it also became a lightning rod for controversy thanks to Beavis’s love of fire, which had to be frantically yanked from the series.

Here are the most brutal music video takedowns seen on Beavis and Butt-Head. MTV's classic fire-loving and fart-knocking duo triumphantly returned in 2022 with an all-new season of Mike Judge's ...