Changes

Jump to navigation Jump to search
2 bytes removed ,  17:14, February 16, 2013
no edit summary
Line 23: Line 23:  
* When the show began, [[heavy metal]] music was still popular, with [[alternative rock]] only starting to gain popularity. Beavis wore a [[Metallica]] T-shirt, and Butt-head wore an [[AC/DC]] T-shirt. Stewart, the neighbor subject to ridicule by Beavis and Butt-head, wore a [[Winger]] T-shirt. Winger was a hair metal band, then popular among women due to attractive lead singer Kip Winger.
 
* When the show began, [[heavy metal]] music was still popular, with [[alternative rock]] only starting to gain popularity. Beavis wore a [[Metallica]] T-shirt, and Butt-head wore an [[AC/DC]] T-shirt. Stewart, the neighbor subject to ridicule by Beavis and Butt-head, wore a [[Winger]] T-shirt. Winger was a hair metal band, then popular among women due to attractive lead singer Kip Winger.
   −
* Beavis and Butt-head's conceited classmate [[Daria]] would later receive her own spin-off show between 1997 and 2002.
+
* Beavis and Butt-head's cynical classmate [[Daria]] would later receive her own spin-off show between 1997 and 2002.
    
* A speech by [[Ernest Hollings|Senator Ernest "Fritz" Hollings]] mistakenly referred to the characters as "Buffcoat and Beaver." Mistaken and mispronounced names of the two characters then became a feature of the show.
 
* A speech by [[Ernest Hollings|Senator Ernest "Fritz" Hollings]] mistakenly referred to the characters as "Buffcoat and Beaver." Mistaken and mispronounced names of the two characters then became a feature of the show.
77

edits

Navigation menu