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== Themes and format ==

== Themes and format ==

The theme of the show was the lives of two stupid and immature high-school characters named Beavis and Butt-head. Frequent topics were pranks Beavis and Butt-head pulled, their obsession with television, interactions between them and other adult characters, their job at fast-food restaurant "Burger World," and their unsuccessful attempts at sexual relationships with women. The show format consisted of two 5-10 minute episodes, which were interspersed with commentary on [[music video|music videos]], which Beavis and Butt-head would watch on their TV set.

The theme of the show was the lives of two stupid and immature high-school characters named Beavis and Butt-head. Frequent topics were pranks Beavis and Butt-head pulled, their obsession with television, interactions between them and other adult characters, their job at fast-food restaurant "Burger World," and their unsuccessful attempts at sexual relationships with women. The show format consisted of two 5-10 minute episodes, which were interspersed with commentary on [[music video]]s, which Beavis and Butt-head would watch on their TV set.

== Controversies ==

== Controversies ==

MTV reacted by voluntarily [[censorship|censoring]] more and more of the show. Early episodes featuring Beavis' catchphrase "Fire! Fire!" were censored or removed. The emphasis on pranks, destructive activity, and annoying school faculty lessened over time, with the newer seasons holding a greater resemblance to [[Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]] and [[Ren and Stimpy]].

MTV reacted by voluntarily [[censorship|censoring]] more and more of the show. Early episodes featuring Beavis' catchphrase "Fire! Fire!" were censored or removed. The emphasis on pranks, destructive activity, and annoying school faculty lessened over time, with the newer seasons holding a greater resemblance to [[Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]] and [[Ren and Stimpy]].

Beavis and Butt-head would frequently laugh at [[double-entendre|double-entendres]] accidentally said by other characters on the show. Other dirty jokes were prevalent as well.

Beavis and Butt-head would frequently laugh at [[double-entendre]]s accidentally said by other characters on the show. Other dirty jokes were prevalent as well.

The show has been misinterpreted, by many, as promoting the dangerous behaviour and stupidity of the characters of the show, whereas, in reality, the show is mocking their behaviour.

The show has been misinterpreted, by many, as promoting the dangerous behaviour and stupidity of the characters of the show, whereas, in reality, the show is mocking their behaviour.

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[[Category : Hollywood Values]]

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