Once in orbit, they of course screw everything up, and find themselves ejected into deep space, where they encounter a black hole that sends them to 2022.Īs they marvel at the changes in society the past few decades, such as smartphones, they are visited by alternate versions of themselves who tell them they must return to their own time or risk destroying the multiverse. Obsessed with the phallic nature of rockets, the pair prove to be adept at docking maneuvers, and are recruited for an actual space shuttle mission, which they only agree to go on because they think the mission commander, Serena Ryan (Andrea Savage) wants to have sex with them. To rid themselves of the duo, the school gives them what would have been the science fair prize, a trip to Space Camp.
The second feature-length movie focused on the pair of dumbasses (following 1996’s Beavis and Butt-Head Do America) begins in 1998, with Beavis and Butt-Head (both voiced by series creator Mike Judge) accidentally burning down their high school science fair. Watch the movie's trailer above.Voices of Mike Judge, Gary Cole, Nat Faxon, Andrea Savage.īeavis and Butt-Head conquer the final frontier in their latest hilarious adventure that finds them transplanted from the 1990s to the modern day just in time for their new TV show. Like I say, it’s harder to write than you’d think, but I think I’m pretty happy with the way we brought them into the future.”īeavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe is set to premiere June 23 on Paramount+, with the series revival arriving later this year. I watched a lot of Clouseau movies and Cheech and Chong and that stuff is really well done.
“It’s harder than it looks to write Beavis and Butt-Head because they’re so dumb," he said. Though he was able to adapt his characters to present day, Judge admitted it was a bit of a challenge.
The creator did admit that the concept of watching people watch YouTube is not anything new these days, but while “there’s a lot of YouTubers who are watching stuff, not that many of them are animated. “Now, whatever the demographic that was watching music videos is probably watching this kind of TikTok stuff. We were limited to on MTV, but the world is cluttered with so much video now,” he explained. Beavis and Butt-Head are making their (not so) triumphant return, but will Mike Judge let his slacker characters live in the '90s forever, or will they adjust to life in the 21st century?ĭuring a chat with Consequence at the Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe premiere, Judge explained that Beavis and Butt-Head will be critiquing much more than just music videos in the upcoming two-season revival.
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