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Beavis and Butt-head, for its time, was very controversial. In the early seasons of the show, pranks and destructive acts received more focus than the stupidity of the characters. Acts included leaving the house during tornado conditions, drug trafficking, bulldozing school property, and injuring themselves while attempting to profit from subsequent lawsuits. This led to children imitating behavior of the characters, similar to what would happen with later MTV shows such as ''[[Jackass]]'' and ''[[Punk'd]]''.

Beavis and Butt-head, for its time, was very controversial. In the early seasons of the show, pranks and destructive acts received more focus than the stupidity of the characters. Acts included leaving the house during tornado conditions, drug trafficking, bulldozing school property, and injuring themselves while attempting to profit from subsequent lawsuits. This led to children imitating behavior of the characters, similar to what would happen with later MTV shows such as ''[[Jackass]]'' and ''[[Punk'd]]''.

MTV reacted by voluntarily [[censorship|censoring]] more and more of the show. Early episodes featuring Beavis' catchphrase "Fire! Fire!" were censored or removed. The emphasis on pranks, destructive activity, and annoying school faculty lessened over time, with the newer seasons holding a greater resemblance to [[Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]] and [[Ren & Stimpy]].

MTV reacted by voluntarily [[censorship|censoring]] more and more of the show. Early episodes featuring Beavis' catchphrase "Fire! Fire!" were censored or removed. The emphasis on pranks, destructive activity, and annoying school faculty lessened over time, with the newer seasons holding a greater resemblance to [[Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]] and [[Ren and Stimpy]].

Beavis and Butt-head would frequently laugh at [[double-entendre|double-entendres]] accidentally said by other characters on the show. Other dirty jokes were prevalent as well.

Beavis and Butt-head would frequently laugh at [[double-entendre|double-entendres]] accidentally said by other characters on the show. Other dirty jokes were prevalent as well.

== Miscellaneous Information ==

== Miscellaneous Information ==

* 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 conceited classmate [[Daria]] would later receive her own spin-off show between 1997 and 2002.