Beavis and Butt-Head1993

Although the characters' coarseness is matched only by the somehow appropriate crudeness of Judge's rudimentary animation, Beavis and Butt-head are simply too exquisitely absurd and vacuous to be resisted.

I was never a huge fan of the show, but it did have its funny moments. Maybe now, as an adult, I can sit and watch Beavis and Butt-head and possibly appreciate the stupidity of the characters. I think I was just not able to relate to the characters like other people could when the show first came out in the 90's. I am the type of person that, if I can't relate to something or someone on a show, I change the channel. Plus, it was the 90's and this show was on MTV, I only wanted to see music videos, not cartoons about 2 dumb headbangers watching tv and critiquing music videos.

The best miniseries in the history of television..."Roots" remains the most important miniseries ever in terms of its impact on our culture--but for overall quality and artistic reach, Band of Brothers is a superior piece of work. I've seen virtually every major theatrical film released this year, but I'm not sure any of them has resonated with me in the way that Band of Brothers has. [9 Sept 2001, p.6]