Special Features:
Music Videos:
Stakka Bo: Here We Go
Crowbar: Existence Is Punishment
Salt ‘n’ Pepa (Featuring En Vogue): Whatta Man
Poison: I Want Action
2 Unlimited: Get Ready for This
Tripping Daisy: I Got a Girl
Jesus Lizard: Glamorous
Sonic Youth: Dirty Boots
Soundgarden: Spoonman
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion: Dang
PJ Harvey: Down by the Water
Alice Cooper: Teenage Frankenstein
Toadies: Possum Kingdom
Rollins Band: Liar
Paul Broucek: Hollywood Halloween
The Original, Uncut Frog Baseball
Taint of Greatness: The Journey of Beavis and Butt-Head, Part 3
Special Appearances
Beavis and Butt-Head Yule Log Clips
Letters to Santa Butt-Head
’97 Press Conference Shorts
Interview With Chris Connelly
2005 VMA’s
Promos
Beavis and Butt-Head Movie – Shorts
Beavis and Butt-Head Movie – Promos
Sunday Stew Promos
Holiday Gifts Promo
Previews
Beavis and Butt-Head: The Mike Judge Collection
Wonder Showzen Season Two
The Andy Milonakis Show Season Two
Links
Play Animation Show Vol. 1 Trailer
Play Animation Show Vol. 2 Trailer
Other Info:
Fullscreen (1.33:1)
Dolby Digital Sound
Running Time: 257 Minutes
Synopsis:
The following is from the DVD cover:
“How did two self-absorbed dimwits who basically wasted their lives watching TV and playing air guitar inspire three DVD box sets, five years of television, a hit movie, a hit album and in the process change the course of comedy, animation and pop culture?
Vision.
Beavis and Butt-Head’s unique vision of the world, a world divided into boobs and butts, things that are cool and things that suck, had never appeared before on television. It immediately struck something deep and dumb in America’s collective unconscious. To Beavis and Butt-Head’s limited and dawning imagination, everything became fresh and full of wonder, as to the mind of a newborn babe or like when you blow on your thumb real hard until you pass out.”
You’ll find the following cartoons on these DVD’s:
Disc 1
1. No Service
2. Sprout
3. Yard Sale
4. P.T.A
5. Substitute
6. Shopping List
7. Buy Beer
8. A Very Special Episode
9. Just for Girls
10. Head Lice
11. Vaya Con Cornholio
12. Nosebleed
13. Underwear
14. Follow Me
15. On Strike
16. Take A Lap
17. Pierced
18. Ding-Dong-Ditch
19. Huh-Huh-Humbug
20. It’s A Miserable Life
Disc 2
21. Citizens Arrest
22. A Great Day
23. Dumbasses Anonymous
24. Woodshop
25. Shopping Cart
26. Bride Of Butt-Head
27. Special Delivery
28. T.V. Violence
29. The Miracle That Is Beavis
30. Impotence
31. Inventors
32. Canned
33. Drinking Butt-ies
34. Garage Band
35. Die Fly, Die!
36. Breakdown
37. Speech Therapy
38. Work Is Death
39. Graduation Day
40. Butt Flambé
41. Leave It To Beavis
42. Beavis and Butt-Head Are Dead
“Beavis and Butt-Head, Vol. 3: The Mike Judge Collection” is not rated.
Mini-Review:
I used to watch Beavis and Butt-Head on MTV back in college with my roommates. It was a guilty pleasure and we laughed at the dumb antics of the cartoon morons. (We were even ashamed to admit that we actually did some of the stupid stunts that B&B did on the show.) So seeing them again on DVD was quite an experience, especially since I was trying to keep my young kids from checking it out. Since idiocy never gets old, the cartoons actually still hold up pretty well. I thought they’d be out of date, but that wasn’t the case. If anything, it’s the music videos that are parodied that seem out of date. And, admittedly, some of the jokes can be repetitive. The cartoons might need to be taken in small doses.
This DVD collection is kind of odd because they can’t put an entire season of episodes in one set. They don’t have the rights to all the music videos to re-sell them on DVD. Instead, the cartoons have been ripped out and a few of the videos are included. While B&B fans might be upset, they should be happy with the massive number of bonus features included. The centerpiece is a candid interview with Mike Judge and some of the crew from the series. It’s about 25 minutes long and it discusses the highs and lows of the series. Also included are rare commercials, cameo appearances at the 2005 VMA’s, short videos, and more. You’ll also find the cartoon that started it all, Frog Baseball, in original, uncut form. A few of Mike Judge’s other endeavors are also highlighted.
If you like edgy, crude animation or if you’re an established Beavis and Butt-Head fan, then this is a DVD set you’ll definitely want to add to your collection.
