Beavis and Butt-Head (random sampling of early season 7 episodes)

Beavis: "You know...this is kind of messed up. It's like, they have these dudes there and it's like, they don't even think of them as people, they're just like there, they're like these things for those chicks to just like look at and get off on them. It's disgusting! It makes me mad! This band should be ashamed of the way they're treating men...and, um, these men shouldn't have...they should not be in this video."

Butt-Head: "Well, if these chicks asked you to get naked and be in their video, would you do it?"

Beavis: "Yeah, yeah. But that's different, see, 'cause then it would be me, see. I'd be naked. That would rule."

Beavis: "Aaaah! I don't want to look at some dude's butt! Change it, Butt-Head!"

Butt-Head: "Come on, Beavis. This song kind of rocks. Besides, later on they show a dog's nads."

Beavis: "I'll stick around for that."

Butt-Head: "Uhhh...I don't think this is gonna work. We need, like, weapons and stuff."

Beavis: "Yeah. Yeah! Weapons! that fly's going down!"

release year: 1997
genre: TV animation
viewing setting: home streaming 10/19-21/26 (28 episodes total, all from season 7 which originally aired in 1997)

synopsis: These are some adventures of Beavis and Butt-Head from their heyday in the mid-1990s.

impressions: My exploration/revisiting of the classic era continues. This was the season 7 content that was available on Paramount Plus as of mid-October 2026. Some of these, I don't own on DVD/Bluray and some of them I had never seen before. While the music videos (and their songs) continued to generally be not to my liking, I also noticed that a few of them were repeated from previous seasons. Wikipedia says that season 7 had 41 episodes total, of which 28 were offered on the Paramount service when I watched the season. Also of note, this was the last season/batch of the 1990s - it was made in 1997 and the next new episodes were season 8 which happened in 2011. Here are the episode synopses with the ones I found funniest in boldface:

(7.2) Ding-Dong-Ditch - they try the kids' game of ringing doorbells and running away(Paramount calls this episode 2, Wikipedia calls it episode 4)

(7.3) Just For Girls - they get permission to watch a documentary about the female reproductive system (Paramount calls this episode 3, Wikipedia calls it episode 5)

(7.4) A Very Special Episode - they find a baby bird and nurse it back to health (Paramount calls this episode 4, Wikipedia calls it episode 6)

(7.5) Dumbasses Anonymous - they accidentally attend an AA meeting and manage to convince the group to go to a bar (Paramount calls this episode 5, Wikipedia calls it episode 7)

(7.7) Head Lice - they get lice, but ignore the school doctor's instructions and instead try insecticides and bug zappers(Paramount calls this episode 7, Wikipedia calls it episode 9)

(7.8) Cyber-Butt - they convince Stewart to use the new school computer for nafarious purposes (Paramount calls this episode 8, Wikipedia calls it episode 10)

(7.9) Nose Bleed - Beavis gets an uncontrollable nose bleed (Paramount calls this episode 9, Wikipedia calls it episode 11)

(7.10) Citizens Arrest - after witnessing an arrest, they decide to throw some authority around (Paramount calls this episode 10, Wikipedia calls it episode 12)

(7.11) Pierced - they decide to get their ears pierced (and this is the one where Beavis spends the entire music video imitating its weird noise) (Paramount calls this episode 11, Wikipedia calls it episode 13)

(7.12 - A Great Day - they have a day filled with all the things they enjoy (Paramount calls this episode 12, Wikipedia calls it episode 14)

(7.14) Follow Me - Beavis repeats everything Butt-Head says and does (Paramount calls this episode 14, Wikipedia calls it episode 16)

(7.15) Nothing Happening - they fall asleep due to boredom, and miss a whole bunch of things that they would have thought were cool (Paramount calls this episode 15, Wikipedia calls it episode 17)

(7.16) Take a Lap - they try and fail to get fit (Paramount calls this episode 16, Wikipedia calls it episode 18)

(7.17) Shortcuts - they miss the bus, try to walk home, but keep getting further and further away (Paramount calls this episode 17, Wikipedia calls it episode 9)

(7.18) Bride of Butt-Head - Butt-Head tries to hook up with a Russian mail-order bride (Paramount calls this episode 18, Wikipedia calls it episode 20)

(7.19) Special Delivery - Burger World's new delivery service doesn't last long (Paramount calls this episode 19, Wikipedia calls it episode 21)

(7.20) Woodshop - After cutting various things in half in wood shop, they have to deal with Beavis' severed finger (Paramount calls this episode 20, Wikipedia calls it episode 22)

(7.21) Violence - Stewart gets a satellite dish, and they watch a bunch of violent shows (Paramount calls this episode 21, Wikipedia calls it episode 23)

(7.22) Vaya Con Cornholio - the new soda at Burger World causes Beavis to become Cornholio and get deported (Paramount calls this episode 22, Wikipedia calls it episode 2)

(7.23) Canned - they find a sealed can of root beer and embark on a quest to shake it up before opening it (Paramount calls this episode 23, Wikipedia calls it episode 24)

(7.24) Garage Band - they think they're starting a band (Paramount calls this episode 24, Wikipedia calls it episode 25)

(7.25) Butt, Butt, Hike! - they get involved in a pickup football game (Paramount calls this episode 25, Wikipedia calls it episode 1)

(7.28) Shopping Cart - they try to get run over so they can get money (Paramount calls this episode 28, Wikipedia calls it episode 28)

(7.30) Die, Fly, Die! - they go to exteme lengths to kill a fly (Paramount calls this episode 30, Wikipedia calls it episode 30)

(7.31) Drinking Butt-ies - they find Todd drunk and talk to him (Paramount calls this episode 31, Wikipedia calls it episode 31)

(7.32) Work is Death - they try to get injured at work so they can collect workers' compensation money (Paramount calls this episode 32, Wikipedia calls it episode 32)

(7.37) Leave It to Beavis - they daydream a day in a Leave It to Beaver type life; this is also the one where Beavis starts rambling on about the nature of the music video world (Paramount calls this episode 37, Wikipedia calls it episode 37)

(7.38) Butt Flambe - Beavis arrives at the emergency room with burns on his butt (Paramount calls this episode 38, Wikipedia calls it episode 38)

acting: n/a but the various voices get the job done

final word: The last content from the show's initial 1990s run.

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