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. 

After Clay spends 20 minutes sanctimoniously insulting a YouTuber everyone already hates, we get into our discussions of two pieces of media satire that held up extremely well. This week, Beavis and Butt-Head run afoul of a Limbaugh-esque talk show host in "Right On," then infuriate an old fart DJ in "Radio Sweethearts." Subscribe, or we're going to be two pissed off podcast personalities. 

GOOD. SWEET. LORD can these Beavis and Butt-Head boys get into some mischief. Speaking into a very hot mic (sorry in advance for some popping audio the next few weeks. Clay sucks), the Buffcoat and Beaver fellas discuss a pair of really fun and really stupid displays of teenage idiocy in The Pipe of Doom and Tired. Be sure to subscribe to wherever you're listening to this episode or we'll shoot your ass!

Clay and Adam bask in the enviable social lives of Beavis and Butt-Head as the debauched duo "sort of" scores at the Maxi Mart, first in the episode Friday Night, then again in its sequel Another Friday Night. I'm tired and don't have anything clever to say, so maybe just like, subscribe, or something. Thanks.

Grab a glass of homemade Mega-Bulk and get to a nearby listening device, because Buffcoat and Beaver is back, baby! After months of pure slackassedness, Clay and Adam return to discuss a pair of episodes exploring the ultra-lazy, always-give-up spirit of Beavis and Butt-Head with a discussion of Take A Lap and Garage Band. If you like what you hear, feel free to make squa-squa-squa-squa circles with your hands and place them on the subscribe button wherever you get your podcasts. 

Talking about movies sucks and is very time consuming, which is why this behemoth episode is roughly three times as long as our usual affair and coming out two days late. But alas, we've made it to the end of season two with our discussion of our beloved character's foray onto the big screen with the 1996 film "Beavis and Butt-Head Do America." Thanks for sticking with us through two seasons and while your support has helped us earn $24 in revenue so far, that's not that much, really, so tell your friends and we'll see you for season three. 

We need TP four our bungholes, and whatnot! A beloved (by many) character gets his own spotlight this week as we discuss the phenomenon that was Cornholio, Beavis' spastic, sugar-rushed alter ego. Though they're far too snobbish to outright praise anything so popular, Clay and Adam still find positive things to say about "The Great Cornholio" and "Vaya Con Cornholio." From Nicaragua to Titicaca, you won't find a better show than this, so subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, buttholes.

Things get to be a violent mess this week, as we explore a pair of episodes where Beavis nearly bleeds to death, first via a persistent "Nose Bleed," then through a nasty "Wood Shop" accident. Subscribe to our show wherever you get your podcasts. It's a perfect accompaniment to tennis, horseback riding and any other activity you can think of.

Damn, this episode is smooth! Beavis and Butt-Head's goofy appearances get altered to even goofier and hilarious extremes in our discussion of the all time classic (to us at least) "Beard Boys" and the excellent "Top 'O The Mountain." Come to the top of the podcasting mountain and see that it is good. Which mean, you know, subscribe and stuff.

I'm Buffcoat, and this is Beaver, and we're talking about a pair of sexpots within the Beavis and Butt-Head universe, Lolita and Tanqueray. The ladies first use the fellas as "Date Bait" before tantalizing them with a makeout session -- one interrupted by a deplorable TV personality -- in the great episode "Teen Talk." We don't care if you're preschoolers, you can kiss our asses if you and your homepersons listen without subscribing.