Season 8

This article features episode summaries from the eighth season of Beavis and Butt-Head. It is the first, and only season in the 2011 revival. This season consists of 22 episodes altogether.

Primary Cast[]

Recurring characters[]

Minor characters[]

Todd
Clark Cobb
Hamid
Unnamed Police Officers
Kimberly
Mr. Stevenson
Mrs. Stevenson
Mr. Graham
Crystal and Sapphire
Megan

Episodes[]

Title	Original airdate	Season Number	#
Werewolves of Highland	October 27, 2011	1	201
After watching Twilight, Beavis and Butt-Head want to become werewolves, so they get themselves bitten by a diseased bum.
Crying	October 27, 2011	2	202
While eating a chili dog, Beavis sniffs a piece of onion and begins to tear up, but Butt-Head mistakes it for crying and mocks Beavis relentlessly.
Daughter's Hand	November 3, 2011	3	203
After watching an old movie, Beavis and Butt-Head ask a man for his daughter's "hand".
Tech Support	November 3, 2011	4	204
Beavis and Butt-Head get jobs working at a computer tech support center, a position for which they are woefully under-qualified.
Holy Cornholio	November 10, 2011	5	205
Beavis screws an action figure into his hand and has to go the hospital. At the hospital, a cult sees him as the second coming of the Messiah after he transforms into his alter ego, The Great Cornholio. This is an extended episode.
Drones	November 10, 2011	6	206
Beavis and Butt-Head go on a field trip to a military base and wind up in the virtual pilot seats of drone planes on an Afghan mission, thinking that it is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. This is an extended episode.
Supersize Me	November 17, 2011	7	207
After watching Morgan Spurlock's Supersize Me, Beavis and Butt-Head make a documentary about teenage obesity, eating fast food for 30 days straight.
Bathroom Break	November 17, 2011	8	208
At Burger World, Butt-Head realizes that he gets paid even when he goes to the bathroom, so he and Beavis go in the restroom and abuse their right.
The Rat	December 1, 2011	9	209
Beavis and Butt-Head discover that they have a rat in the house, and befriend it after catching it, taking it with them to Burger World.
Spill	December 1, 2011	10	210
After hearing a TV report about a shoreline oil spill, Beavis and Butt-Head visit the site, where they try to win the affection of hot volunteers, mistaking them for the "chicks" (which are actually young oil-drenched birds) they were told about before volunteering.
Doomsday	December 1, 2011	11	211
When Highland residents are forced to evacuate after a toxic gas leak, Beavis and Butt-Head believe that they are the last survivors on Earth.
Dumb Design	December 1, 2011	12	212
Beavis and Butt-Head consider religion after learning that students who believe in creationism can skip the evolution section of biology class.
Copy Machine	December 8, 2011	13	213
After Coach Buzzcut sends the duo to the copy room, Beavis tries to copy his butt on the new copy machine, but breaks the glass and gets stuck inside the machine.
Holding	December 8, 2011	14	214
Two porn actresses confuse twitchy compadres Beavis and Butt-Head for drug dealers.
Used Car	December 15, 2011	15	215
Beavis and Butt-Head shanghai a used car salesman on a joyride that leaves the car in pieces.
Bounty Hunters	December 15, 2011	16	216
Beavis and Butt-Head become ace bounty hunters after a chance meeting with someone they believe to be a reality TV star in a hardware store.
Time Machine	December 15, 2011	17	217
Beavis and Butt-Head try to erase Mr. Van Driessen's existence after falling asleep on a bus ride to a colonial village reenactment, waking up believing that they have traveled back in time to the year 1832.
Massage	December 15, 2011	18	218
Inspired by beautiful women getting massages at the mall, Beavis and Butt-Head decide to open up their own makeshift massage shop.
School Test	December 22, 2011	19	219
Concerned with the boys' impact on the school's public funding, Principal McVicker organizes intensive tutoring in order to help Beavis and Butt-Head prepare for the state standardized test.
Snitchers	December 22, 2011	20	220
Beavis and Butt-Head are the only witnesses to Todd punching a man outside Maxi-Mart. Todd threatens them, telling them to testify in court that he hit the man in self-defense. They do not do so, but are dismissed by the court for being of bad character—and Todd is acquitted. He and his accomplices kidnap the duo from outside Maxi-Mart.
Whorehouse	December 29, 2011	21	221
Beavis and Butt-Head mistake an abortion clinic for a whorehouse, and try to score with the many women there.
Going Down	December 29, 2011	22	222
Beavis and Butt-Head get trapped in an elevator with an attractive woman and do all they can to escape.

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Gallery[]

Beavis & Butt-Head Season 8 Credits

Trivia[]

This is the final season for many things:
- The final season to air on MTV.
- The final season to air in standard definition (4:3 format)
- The final season so far to feature Stewart, McVicker and Buzzcut in recurring roles.
- The final season to feature the old title cards and theme song.
- The final season where Beavis and Butt-Head have their old CRT TV.
The show's logo was changed starting with this season; Beavis and Butt-Head's names are now written in bold red letters, and during videos, the watermark was moved to the upper right corner of the screen (though this change in particular would be reverted in the 2022 revival)
All of the featured videos recycle stock footage from Seasons 5-7 while showing the duo.
This is the first season where Beavis and Butt-Head review something else besides music videos, and the first season to use digital ink and paint since Season 2.
Beavis and Butt-Head were originally going to be aged up for this revival, but they were ultimately kept as teenagers when the season began production. When this change happened, the idea was for the duo to be frozen for a decade, but this was also scrapped.
- These ideas would later be revisited in Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe and its following revival, which would have them being sent from 1998 to 2022 via a black hole, and certain episodes of the revival would feature an alternate timeline where the incident never happened with middle-aged versions of the duo.
- Do the Universe seems to have retconned this season as a result, since this season takes place in the early 2010's (with pop music, Obama's presidency, The Twilight Saga, among others being referenced), and nobody has aged a bit since the 90's, suggesting a floating timeline.
Daria Morgendorffer is absent from the series starting with this season, due to her spin-off series showing that she moved to Lawndale. She was originally going to return, with a brand new family, but MTV vetoed it, since Judge had lost the rights to her character when he agreed to her show being made, in exchange for MTV leaving the duo out of it. She is, however, mentioned in a music video during "Drones", where Beavis thinks she killed herself, while Butt-Head knows that she actually just moved away.
- Daria would later make a cameo in Do the Universe during the duo's 1998 trial, and an alien version of her would appear in the 2022 revival episode "Abduction", complete with Tracy Grandstaff reprising her role.
Stewart was voiced by Thomas Middleditch in this revival, replacing Adam Welsh from the original series. However, Welsh initially reprised his role as Stewart in production, and even recorded lines of dialogue, but was recast since the producers felt that he was too old and barely sounded like him at that point.