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Episode 10: Beavis and Butt-head’s early reviews (TP For Your Earholes, A Beavis and Butt-head Podcast)
When misfits Beavis and Butt-head were first introduced to the world – first via Frog Baseball as part of the “Extra Sick and Twisted” compilation, later by the show’s premier on “Liquid Television” and then the first bits of the standalone series – critics did NOT know what to make of them. Some got it right; some were way, way off. With 30-plus years of retrospect, we take a look at those early critiques, giving praise to those who could see the good things coming and giving hell to those who couldn’t.
Bonus: Mike Grimshaw’s “Quiet Please,” preserved for posterity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWUTN7G3RJ0
Join the conversation! Visit tpforyourearholes.com to contact us. Find us on Instagram, Bluesky, YouTube and Facebook @tpforyourearholes.
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By Charlynn and Patrick Schmiedt
5
33 ratings
When misfits Beavis and Butt-head were first introduced to the world – first via Frog Baseball as part of the “Extra Sick and Twisted” compilation, later by the show’s premier on “Liquid Television” and then the first bits of the standalone series – critics did NOT know what to make of them. Some got it right; some were way, way off. With 30-plus years of retrospect, we take a look at those early critiques, giving praise to those who could see the good things coming and giving hell to those who couldn’t.
Bonus: Mike Grimshaw’s “Quiet Please,” preserved for posterity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWUTN7G3RJ0
Join the conversation! Visit tpforyourearholes.com to contact us. Find us on Instagram, Bluesky, YouTube and Facebook @tpforyourearholes.