The cartoon opens with Beavis squishing a rat on the grill at Burger World on Christmas when his boss comes over to admonish him for his lack of ambition and to brag about his position of assistant manager of a fast food restaurant. “Huh-Huh-Humbug” puts Beavis in the role of Scrooge only he’s more of an idealized version Beavis sees of himself as opposed to a truly financially successful human being. In “Huh-Huh-Humbug,” Beavis just wants to enjoy a porno but various ghost won’t let him. This was one of the few episodes of Beavis and Butt-head that didn’t have any music videos (a prior Christmas special for the show featured nothing but the two riffing on Christmas videos) but is still pretty hilarious, nonetheless. The two shorts are parodies of classic Christmas stories/movies that should be obvious just by reading the titles of the two cartoons: “Huh-Huh Humbug” and “It’s a Miserable Life.” First stars Beavis and the second Butt-head and are roughly 12 minutes a piece. Do Christmas has been released on DVD and VHS though is likely out of print at this point. Well here’s a full write-up on the special from 1995.īeavis and Butt-Head Do Christmas refers to two shorts with other holiday content woven in. A few years ago, I made an entry of what I considered essential Christmas viewing and among the many movies and specials was Beavis and Butt-head Do Christmas. Along the way there was also a feature-length movie, television specials, and a spin-off called Daria.
It was so successful that it was spun-off into its own show which ran from 1993 until 1997 with a brief one season return in 2011. Kind of.īeavis and Butt-head first debuted with “Frog Baseball” on MTV’s Liquid Television block. Beavis and Butt-head embrace the holiday spirit.
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