REVIEW: BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD “WHOREHOUSE ; GOING DOWN”

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The boys try going to a bordello, but it’s not what it seems. Later, they get trapped in an elevator with a beautiful woman.

Spoilers Below

 

WHOREHOUSE

Beavis and Butthead mistake an abortion clinic for that of a whore house. I think you know where this one’s going, right? But, when they try and get in the security throws them out. However, when the security guard gets distracted, they make a break for the front door, but when they actually see it of course they mistake it again for an all-dude whorehouse.

GOING DOWN

Nothing beats Beavis and Butthead entertaining themselves on an elevator to the point of breaking it, trapping both them and a helpless woman. Even better is the plan to get out of the elevator, which actually saves the girl and leaves the guys behind fending for themselves. They actually do get the elevator working again…but not for long.

CUTAWAY GAGS

First video this week comes from Travie MacCoy feat. Bruno Mars…apparently they want to be billionaires, judging by the quality of the song however, they probably won’t get there. Jake Walden? Here we go, Jersey Shore, and their playing with a rubber ball, and they lose said ball so Vinny builds a beer-bong to get it back. Early Greyhound does a song called “Shotgun” which is actually what I would reach for if I ever had to see that band live.

Boy, am I going to miss Beavis and Butthead…until Archer comes back. I gotta say though, at least these guys didn’t fuck up the comeback thing like John Kricfalusi did with the Ren & Stimpy reboot. Having said that, this week’s episode was awesome despite the terrible cutaways, with the Going Down short being world-class funny because of that bitch who ditches them, although the guys getting shocked to all hell with the security guy’s taser is classic Judge in all his glory. Be that as it may…where was the Daria cameo this year? Oh well, guess we’ll have to wait til Spring 2012 to see!

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