We temporarily end our sabbatical and welcome friend of the program Sara Hill back to discuss the Christmas-themed B&B episodes Huh-Huh-Humbug and It's a Miserable Life. Sara didn't watch either of them, but she does tell a very detailed story about trying to pee in her car. But anyway, thanks for listening. Even if your Christmas sucks, it would probably suck more without us, so be sure to subscribe to our show. Click below for info about what we hope will become a future sponsor.
We're going away for a bit, but before we do, we decided to take entirely too much time to discuss our thoughts on the recently concluded ninth season reboot of Beavis and Butt-Head. Does it stack up to the original run? No, it does not. But why not listen anyway to hear our reasons why. Thanks for all your support over the last two years. Fuck Facebook.
The great Sean Beard is back (and this time audible in the second half!) to chat about Beavis and Butt-Head controversies and to work out some of his best dead children comedic material. We discuss the tragic real-world event falsely blamed on "Ball Breakers" and how the show eventually got a chance to respond with "Lightning Strikes." Thank you, drive thru.
Happy day after Halloween! If you factor in this was recorded on Oct. 30, the law of averages suggests we got this Halloween-themed episode out on time. As the title screen suggests, we're discussing Bungholio: Lord of the Harvest.
We welcome YouTuber and new generation B&B fan bernievidz to the program to talk about Adam's comedy hero David Spade, specifically the odd moment in time when David Spade was a guest star on the Beavis and Butt-Head episodes "Manners Suck" and "Candy Sale." With that description, this episode practically sells itself, but you should still listen and subscribe and all that.
Bernie's channel: www.youtube.com/c/bernievidz
Bernie's "I Watched Every Episode of Beavis and Butt-Head" video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBALHnKU_OY
Highland teaches do everything they can to rid themselves of Beavis and Butt-Head in a pair of education-based episodes. They boys get to play the role of older men after being "Held Back," then get a chance to get on with their lives during a makeshift "Graduation Day." We're like, mad at our subscription numbers. There's too few of them. So like, subscribe and stuff.
Oooooooooooh, what are you doing? A McVicker impression really doesn't play that well in written form, but anyway, this is a McVicker episode. After Beavis and Butt-Head cause their exasperated principal to have a "Breakdown," he sends them to "Speech Therapy" as punishment for missing a trip to the botanical gardens. This show is a lot of work so you little bastards better listen and tell your friends to subscribe.
We chat about a pair of episodes where the boys get lost, while Adam embarrasses himself with a stupid defense of the show's dumbest character. Hard to know if anyone reads these and the person writing it is being swallowed whole by depression at present, so this intro is getting phoned in. Episode's pretty good though, I think, so please listen.
Grab a box of Chick-N-Bit, pop on some Defends and plop down as we analyze Beavis and Butt-Head's failures to act in moments of crisis. Clay squirms like a wuss watching Butt-Head "Choke," then winches further when Beavis gets stuck in a "Blood Pressure" machine. Like what you hear? Then subscribe for more chills, thrills and spills in the coming weeks.
Grab a bag of Sour Cream N Salsa Pork Rinds and settle in for more Buffcoat and Beaver. This week, we dive into a pair of episodes where the boys try to track down snacks, first from a troublesome "Vending Machine," then through an agricultural practice where they try to "Sprout" some tasty maaaaize. Hopefully you enjoy our discussion more than Adam enjoyed these episodes and if you do, consider subscribing wherever podcasts are available.
Live from our studios in Butt, Montana, we analyze the creative impulses of Beavis and Butt-Head. First the boys try to emulate that Letterdude from Late Night TV, then discover that Animation Sucks, even when you get to draw hundreds of dead people in a bloody massacre. Please subscribe and spread the word of our show. We'd be genuinely bonerfied if you did.
I hope you buttwaggons are ready, because a new season of Buffcoat and Beaver is here! In our season four premier, we launch a new dance craze, briefly talk about the still in-progress Paramount-Plus reboot, then hop into our production cycle with a discussion of arguably the best Beavis and Butt-Head episode ever created. We also discuss Copy Machine. If you like what you hear, get off your crispy critters and tell your friends to subscribe.
Your favorite duo is back...and so is Beavis and Butt-Head! Ha, just a little humor. Anyway, after a prolonged absence from your TV screen, Beavis and Butt-Head have returned with the long-awaited new film Beavis and Butt-Head Do The Universe and Clay and Adam elected to halt their summer sabbatical to talk about it. Most podcasts always come with a message. What could ours be? Listen and subscribe to find out.
Normally a podcast for little baby girls, Buffcoat and Beaver gets a shot of legitimacy this week as we talk with Beavis and Butt-Head super fan Sean Beard. In a wide-ranging discussion, Sean recounts his childhood love of the show (and the subsequent trouble it caused), how its shaped his adult worldview and how he became the world's largest Beavis and Butt-Head memorabilia collector. This episode sucks less than any episode has ever sucked before.
Follow Sean's work on Instagram (@beavisnbuttheadcollector) and YouTube (Sean Beard). A production date for Backdoor Sluts with Poopy Butts is TBD.
Our third season comes to a close with a wonderful (if not echoey) discussion of two wonderful moments in Beavis and Butt-Head's life. The boys first have "A Great Day" filled with car crashes, dead birds and Dahmer-esque murderers before going out to "like, really live it up and stuff" by repeatedly shacking up some "Canned" root beer. Thanks for your continued support and stay tuned for more good stuff to come in the next few weeks.
Medical professionals aren't in the mood to put up with Beavis and Butt-Head's crap, and believe you me, the end results are rib tickling! After Beavis (aka Rodney Much) gets put through the ringer during a "Rabies Scare," the boys have issues while visiting the orthodontist and optometrist respectively in "Patients Patients." Subscribe for more content. Doing so is more fun than being inside a toilet!
Disaster strikes misguided people who place their trust in Beavis and Butt-Head. We start with a horrible mother paying the boys for a poop-filled "Babysitting" gig, then watch in horror as they reign terror upon a Dead Poet's Society-type "Substitute" teacher. Subscribe for more content you wouldn't even trade for a glimpse of a dead deer.
Clay and Adam are here to show you how a man does a podcast, as they discuss Beavis and Butt-Head's failed attempts to get drunk in the episodes Buy Beer and Dumbasses Anonymous. If this doesn't make you a fan of this show, you're either drunk or just stupid, so make sure to subscribe for more hot content.
Sara Hill returns as a guest this week, as she and Adam end a previous feud by bonding over their shared, freakish love of dressing their pets in costumes. We then pivot into a discussion about the Beavis and Butt-Head episodes "Bad Dog" and "A Very Special Episode," the later of which containing one of the funnier moments in B&B history. Don't be a bad poopy and subscribe, buttholes!
This marks the end of Clay's hot mic trilogy, as we chat about some of Beavis and Butt-Head's exploits in the criminal underworld. After helping a "Most Wanted" serial killer find a new passion in life, B&B learn the benefits of taking the cool stuff in "Stewart Moves Away." Not since Wet Hooters magazine has a piece of media been so worthy of being subscribed to, so be sure to do so wherever you get your podcasts, buttholes.
