Beavis and Butthead Characters: Good to Evil

[@WickedBinge]

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[@CircleA369]

Good to Evil, Daria.

[@WickedBinge]

@@deshawnedwards6412 this is a must

[@ashwilliams5874]

Here's a easy one or challenge South park good to evil

[@ashwilliams5874]

@@deshawnedwards6412 but whose the most good?

[@ashwilliams5874]

@@deshawnedwards6412 Mr. Handy

[@landrylongacre6391]

Let’s face it, Tom Anderson is just an alternate version of hank whose life went downhill after using Bhutane instead of propane

[@WickedBinge]

Butane is a bastard's gas

[@Spooky_bedsheets]

No ur overthinking it hank hill and Tom Anderson are voiced by the same person

[@yojojolovesyou]

@@Spooky_bedsheets r/wooooosh

[@prestongiles9917]

And about as old as his dad.

[@YourLordVictor]

@@prestongiles9917 dude both of them are voiced by mike judge the creator

[@G14Moon]

Also keep in mind that on the Christmas episode, butthead is shown what would happen if he was never born, and beavis was a lot more pure and well behaved without butthead's influence. It could be argued that butthead is genuinely a bad person and beavis is just a naive follower.

[@lonelyvariety]

Ben Moon reminds me of that robot chicken skit

[@G14Moon]

@100% agree.

[@NeonPegasus1979]

Yup. Keep Butt-Head (and sugar) away from him, he's an actually decent person.

[@101Volts]

@ Beavis also said "Sorry" at least once (near the end of a Cornholio episode.)

[@rexsexson5349]

@ Wayne's World knockoff of sorts?

[@nedmerrill5705]

I wouldn't say Daria _sees the good_ in Beavis and Butthead, but she rather she _sees through_ Beavis and Butthead.

[@TheXabl0]

I think she also pities them in a way, and realizes they're not truly "bad", just "dumb". Which is why she goes out of her way to actually try to talk and explain things to them

[@andrewpowell1734]

She seems kind of amused by them.

[@gusjeazer]

Uhu huhhh uhhh Diarrhea huh

[@DC-rn1fc]

She grants them a chance to be good. To actually be seen as good by her, they need to use it.

[@xXxtroublebehindxXx]

What the hell do you mean "see through" LOL beavis and butthead wore their heart on their sleeve

[@johnathonrouse7581]

beavis is actually very outgoing and friendly, its buttheads bad influence that makes him anything less than. saint

[@jclerkley95]

Man, I agree with your comment. You should have more likes. 👍🏽

[@beastwarsFTW]

In the time-line where Butthead was never born we see Beavis spending time as a soup-kitchen cook with Stewert.

[@JSchaffer214]

I always see Butthead as a dumb kid who thinks he's brilliant. I see Beavis as a dumb kid who is somewhat aware of his stupidity.

[@oftenseen22]

@@JSchaffer214 Which ironically makes him more self-aware and thus smarter.

[@k-boi420]

@@JSchaffer214 And a kid that will act like who he is associated with.

[@Mrmasterranter]

Beavis is and will always will be chaotic neutral, well until Cornholio

[@AbelGomez1987]

Cornholio is Lawful Good :P

[@CorradoAlley]

Adam Gomez why?

[@Dorkeydaze]

CorradoAlley Creator mike judge as said on record Beavis and butt-head don’t mean to cause harm, and Beavis is just mentally ill and doesn’t mean to cause harm thusly making him chaotic neutral.

[@ciaranmcloughlin7165]

@@Dorkeydaze Beavis is crazy where Butt-Head is just stupid.

[@AMRARDvermebrungruppe]

I'm gonna get my own show, and it's just big tits... and FIRE!

[@gcell10]

Maybe beavis should be a bit higher up on the good scale since a few episodes show that without Butthead, Beavis is actually a well adjusted person

[@JStryker47]

There's also that Robot Chicken episode.

[@heisensaul5538]

Idk about him being well adjusted, but is he very easy to influence. If he was following someone who was both good and smart he would be more like what we saw in the Beavis and Butthead Christmas special.

[@AnthonyBlamthony]

“Well adjusted” might be too far

[@Aqua20036]

Yes he is. And he has more common sense than Butthead. Beavis appears to have level 2 autism partially, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

@@Aqua20036 I can see that too. I’m alittle like Beavis and I have autism. I’m naive and in my own world. I have a video of me explaining how it is being a teenager with autism. I drew a character I made as background. You can tell me what you think here.

[@Sage-qd6tf]

Mr. Van Dreisen is actually a sweet dude, like he never really even gets mad at his students. 10/10 teacher.

[@armnhc84]

The time where Beavis & Butt-Head destroyed his 8-tracks, he actually threatened to kill them lol

[@Sage-qd6tf]

@@armnhc84 i thought that was Stuart's dad? Idk I was probably stoned when I watched it hahaha

[@FallicIdol]

He was also able to fight to defend his students, despite his belief in peace. He is a saint.

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

He was still good mannered when he got walloped in the guts by the cops lol.

[@JMAG710]

VanDreisen was based off a theology teacher Mike had while in school. Fun fact: I had the same teacher when I was 15, and he was everything VanDreisen was in the show.

[@DanksSativa]

There was a kid in the special Ed class at my school in the 90's that I swear looked exactly like Beavis. Same huge forehead, hair style and color, the same eyes, same overbite, and the same posture/gate........it was a freaking trip. I would see him sometimes and he was nice, nobody made fun of him or anything, it was just unreal how much he looked like Beavis.

[@sh-ez5xy]

Beavis has an underbite.

[@Xxz0mb13sh4wtyxX]

Bro said " hey how's it going"

[@huckaboimemes8748]

Did he have the Metallica shirt

[@MartB-tx5lb]

Get that yearbook out!

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

The reason this show was such a huge success is largely based on the fact that if you grew up in small town suburbia in the 70s, 80's or very early 90's, you probably knew people in REAL LIFE that mirrored the characters in Beavis and Butthead. I had two friends that were almost exactly like those two in many way, save for how they looked. The one kid even laughed like Butthead, and was the alpha to his Beavis, who was less like Beavis than the other kid was like Butthead but still. Plus all the supporting characters in the show could easily fit someone in the town too. Crazy, but Mike Judge hit the nail on the head there, and now all those people have kids of their own too. Scary.

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

More scary is that’s how you see the world around you lol.

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

@@Eleventhearlofmars Scarier still is the fact that the doctors allow you access to the internet.

[@Zetchzie]

I was the butthead in school when with my friend. Always annoying the shit outta the teachers and had to be separated. He had serious adhd and me with autism so I was mostly sitting back while he did stupid shit that was funny none the less. Was sad when he moved in high school.

[@karatearmchairhistorian9825]

I actually knew people in my High School in the 80's that not only acted like Beavis and Butthead but also looked exactly like them.

[@allison88888888]

uhh, i don't have kids huh huh

[@brainstorm9560]

In the Christmas special, Butt-Head was shown an alternate timeline where he was never born (it was a It's a Wonderful Life parody obviously). In that timeline Beavis became best friends with Steward and helped him out at the homeless shelter. I think Beavis is more or less a drone. He attaches himself to someone and then simple follows their example. That's why I think Butt-Head is a bit more amoral since he got more autonomy than Beavis.

[@oddish4352]

Also, Butt head is visibly upset at seeing Stewart and the principal's lives made better. This suggests a conscious will on his part to inflict maximum suffering. Thus, he deserves a lower spot on the list than Todd (selfish prick) and the arms dealers (in it for the money).

[@oddish4352]

@cluckles from mad city g No. He was volunteering at a homeless shelter, and Beavis (his sidekick instead of Butt-head's) was assisting him.

[@Puschit1]

While I can understand your point, blindly following somebody without ever questioning them is a kind of evil in and by itself. It emboldens that leader to become more extreme and even justifies his actions in his mind. Suggesting to play frog baseball is animal cruelty but joining it instead of standing up to him is cowardice, opportunism, lack of moral courage and generally what fuels bigotry, hatred and finally facism. Many of the things Butthead does wouldn't be possible without help or at least he wouldn't dare to do it by himself.

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

@@oddish4352 Todd is a more realistic villain. Butt Head may essentially be a villain but very unrealistic compared to Todd.

[@oddish4352]

@@Puschit1 A kind of evil, yes. I'm not saying Beavis is Mr. Nice Guy. But he's not nearly as bad as his partner in crime. And indeed, with Butt-head erased and Stewart more confident, he can even do some good.

[@joshjosh9010]

Beavis definitely ranks above Butt-Head. Beavis, to me, was always the lesser, "follower" friend who was susceptible to peer pressure from Butt-Head.

[@RTPxPJ]

Most Good: The old lady on the coach/aeroplane in Beavis & Butthead Do America

[@WickedBinge]

Oh damn you're right!

[@thommiehudgins1808]

Umm no because she gave him drugs and made him go crazy

[@philswiftthanoskok2099]

Thommie Hudgins well she was just trying to help him because he was saying he had a headache, if I remember right, and also she liked playing the SLUTS

[@kylemac46]

“Hey Butthead, check it out it’s that slut from the plane.”

[@joshuabrooks4907]

Her name was Margaret, and she was voiced by the great Cloris Leachman.

[@malachisguides]

What I love about the boys' dynamic is how every time Beavis shows intelligence/personal growth Butthead insults him, basically showing that Beavis could be a decent person but Butthead needs someone around to be a punching bag.

[@thegameplayer125]

it is quite fascinating that mike judge created 2 shows that couldn't be more different from each other. with king of the hill we have a show that shows how much morality matters to the point that even many of the more evil characters show that they do view morals are important whereas beavis and butthead view the concept of morality as pretty much fruitless to the point that even many of the good characters show that morals are quite irrelevant. it really shows how creative judge is with the concepts of morality and their impacts on life with his cartoon comedy shows

[@WickedBinge]

100% agree. I love Stone and Parker from South Park, and what Groening did with the Simpsons was genre defining, but I really believe Mike Judge created some of the best adult cartoons.

[@G-TV_TheOneManArmy]

I wonder where Goode family lies

[@lukebarber9511]

I would have put Beavis even further towards the "good" end, as it seems that Butthead keeps influencing him for the worse; in the It's A Wonderful Life parody episode, it showed Beavis without Butthead's influence as being quite decent (if still dim-witted), helping in the soup kitchen with Stewart as his best friend.

[@ryanzer0170]

13:03 Lol, Beavis is fighting back. I notice in situations like these, Beavis tends to defend himself more than butthead.

[@biff1667]

Haha yeah I always noticed that as well

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

It shows that Butt Head would actually make a better punching bag in certain situations. He’ll take everything from someone he thinks is cool as cool. So you can’t really tell him to treat people how he wants to be treated. He thinks Todd bullying him is cool.

[@Ari-yy7pm]

They also showed us that Beavis without Butthead would be a somewhat decent person

[@CurlyFromTheSwirly]

Butthead without Beavis would be......hmmmm.....boring.

[@jonnaking3054]

@@CurlyFromTheSwirly I think Butthead realizes life would be boring without Beavis, he tried to drag him outta there with him lol

[@AlexFeri9348]

@@CurlyFromTheSwirly No, Butt-Head comes up with most of the ideas. He's equally important. Beavis is better, but they need each other to be interesting and it shows that Butt-Head can still be funny by himself when he asked Beavis to come with him and wanted that dollar.

[@CurlyFromTheSwirly]

@@AlexFeri9348, Beavis says the cool & funny stuff. But they probably are best playing off each other.

[@CircleA369]

Now you have to go full circle and do good to evil with Daria.

[@jeffreymark475]

Oh fuck just watched Daria a few months ago for the first time. But yeah if you do b&b and king of the hill then he has to do Daria

[@endersdragon34]

Jodie, Mack, and Mr O'Neil top 3 good, Ms Li, Upchuck, and Sandi top 3 evil

[@jeffreymark475]

@@endersdragon34 Sandi was awesome she was such a bitch it was great Mr. Demartino was pretty evil too but that was probably his eye

[@endersdragon34]

@@jeffreymark475 Nah Demartino is somewhere in the middle. Yes he likes to torture Kevin a little too much, but he is just burnt-out. Quinn will be hard to place because season 1 Quinn would be near the evil side, whereas season 5 Quinn would be middle good.

[@kaleidoscopeeyes1184]

Yes please!!!

[@daedelous7094]

Beavis really is just innocently evil, most of his negative traits stem as a direct result of butthead's influence. Butthead is the only constant in his life and he has latched onto it. When he is alone with people he actually tries to be polite unless provoked and isn't as asswipe to women, interested, but for the most part he isn't outright rude. Beavis is Chaotic Neutral, Butthead is Neutral Evil.

[@spicymeatballs2thespicening]

Wouldn't butthead be chaotic evil, he has no regard for rules either

[@rapidretrovenue563]

Beavis actually shows instances of perception and intelligence, its just that butthead influences him. I remember in the mail order bride or something butthead's wife is with Todd n' butthead is completely oblivious to the idea of infidelity, but beavis was piecing it together until butthead tells him to shutup lol

[@kieranstark7213]

*Beavis and Butthead Characters: Good to Evil scenes* 01. Intro (0:00-1:26) 02. David Van Driessen (1:26-2:40) 03. Stuart Stevenson (2:41-3:30) 04. Mrs. Stevenson (3:31-4:02) 05. Daria Morgendorffer (4:03-4:57) 06. Tom Anderson (4:58-6:29) 07. The Burger World Manager (6:30-6:57) 08. Mr. Stevenson (6:58-7:37) 09. Lolita and Tanqueray (7:38-8:00) 10. Beavis (8:01-9:27) 11. Coach Bradley Buzzcut (9:28-10:23) 12. Principal McVicker (10:24-11:33) 13. Butthead (11:34-12:35) 14. Todd Ianuzzi (12:36-13:23) 15. Mrs. & Mr. Muddy and Dallas Grimes (13:24-14:46) 16. The Crazy Farmer (14:47-15:26) 17. Outro (15:27-15:56)

[@ImRTYule]

Tom Anderson, not sam

[@animalcrossingfan0768]

He ranked Dallas more evil than muddy

[@inspectorlunge3887]

Even though buzzcut was a scumbag, I always wanted to see a scenario where he ended up beating the shit out of Todd and humiliating him. Buzzcut was just the right guy for the job.

[@jokeroneninesevenzero]

I love the FBI guy, In B&B DO AMERICA. "Cavity searches all around!"

[@Jar0fMay0]

....and don't stop till you reach the back of his teeth.

[@joshuabrooks4907]

His name was Agent Fleming, and he was voiced by Robert Stack (1919-2003)

[@jokeroneninesevenzero]

@@joshuabrooks4907 he was the perfect voice for that character.

[@joshuabrooks4907]

@@jokeroneninesevenzero I know, right? He scared the hell out of me when he hosted Unsolved Mysteries back in the day.

[@arman757]

@@joshuabrooks4907 the music from that show terrified young me

[@tumbletunes3101]

An important thing to note is that in a christmas special for the show, Butthead is brought to a world where he never exists. The interesting thing in this world is that Beavis works at a homeless shelter with Stewart. Beavis seems to be capable of preforming good deeds, but it unfortunately appears that Butthead is the cause of his immoral actions. There's also several instances in the show where Beavis apologizes and wants to help people around him. Everything he does that is bad is almost always him just agreeing or following along with Butthead. I would say this would give Beavis a bit more credit on the good part since his actions are caused purely by how he was raised, and makes Butthead a bit more evil for being extremely manipulative of Beavis and being the reason he does such awful stuff.

[@RainePhoenix]

Also, Beavis is quite polite compared to Butt-Head and, when left to his own devices (not being influenced by Butt-Head), he's shown to be more caring of people and animals, as in how he cared for the rat he freed from the trap.

[@mr.sir0173]

What episode is that?

[@5mmg]

@@mr.sir0173 It’s just called “The Rat”

[@jpegmilitia]

I'm wearing a Beavis and Butthead shirt right now

[@austindorf83]

ItsJesusMan TM prove it

[@milkcatdog394]

A sure sign of an alpha male

[@N64Guy]

You must be cool

[@kozlorog]

I’m wearing Beavins and Butthead pants right now.

[@Triadii]

cool where'd you get it?

[@hankhill1964]

Tom Anderson is me from the future.

[@chriswhinery925]

You're going to switch to butane in the future? But you always said it was a bastard gas!

[@carultch]

@@chriswhinery925 Butane isn't even a gas.

[@FTWorWTF]

I'm a simple man, when I see Beavis and Butt Head in a video title, I click it.

[@pogdaddy9408]

I find it hard to understand music videos without beavis and butthead explaining it to me

[@dont_follow5777]

Of the two, Beavis is the one who has actually shown remorse or feelings/sensitivity, be it ever so slightly. Butthead has never shown any.

[@peytonwooley2332]

Very true!, also between both of them when physically threatened to death beavis reacts very strongly greatly like a normal person, butthead however rarely displays a normal amount of fear/strong fear reaction. And beavis even asks/begs for buttheads help when scared. Only for most of time to ignore him or beat him more.

[@oddish4352]

"It's a Miserable Life" highlights a couple of things about the two... one, without Buttcrack's influence, Beavis is stupid, but essentially harmless. Second, Butthole is actually upset that people have better lives without him, suggesting an active desire to inflict maximum suffering. Given that Todd, Muddy, and Dallas are essentially selfish and profit oriented, it's arguable that morally, Butt Ooze is at the bottom of the scale. He does less damage because he's less competent, less intelligent, and has fewer resources... not because he's inherently better.

[@dreamieramune]

Buttcrack Butthole Butt Ooze Glorious.

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

I’d say you come out most evil fella for all the unreasonable name calling of Butthead. 😆

[@oddish4352]

@@Eleventhearlofmars Maybe his mom is the most evil person for giving him his actual name. "A Boy Named Sue" is almost benevolence by comparison.

[@Josengtt]

Not you calling Buttmunch names the entire comment lmao

[@oddish4352]

@@Josengtt Buttmunch, Butt Face, Butt Brain, Butt Cheek, Butt Boy, Butt Seeker, I missed a lot of them. It just wasn't that long a comment.

[@TheLokiBiz]

Actually, Mr. Anderson calls Beavis & Butthead a different name every single time - that's kinda the whole running gag lol

[@tomfrazier1103]

The Van Driessen character in appearance, looks exactly like a teacher I had in Jr. High. The dress is so spot on. The teacher was always "goofing" on "square" dress of the mid '60s. He had the 40s eyeglasses and "barber strike" hairdo. The B&B show reminds me of so many juvenile characters I've seen in life and my school career 1977-89. The success of the show was its relatable archetypes.

[@SamWiseTheGreat]

Beavis being higher on the list is a good call. Mainly due to the fact that he's even more naive and stupid than Butthead is. If Beavis even has a lick worry of conscience, Butthead will make sure he's brought back down to his level. Both stupid, butthead is a little more devious. Might have placed Daria slightly lower, though. It's not so much that she's willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, she just doesn't care. In the charity drive episode, she blatantly ripped them off and couldn't even be bothered to try and correct them on the sponsor money, lol.

[@mmestari]

Yeah she's probably bit more evil than the Burger World manager.

[@SamWiseTheGreat]

That would be about right. Smack dab in the middle. She's pretty much written as a true neutral, so that's where I would have put her.

[@donnaolsen3964]

Oh, and in the Beavis and Butthead comic she threatened to murder Stewart if he squealed on her

[@CurlyFromTheSwirly]

Beavis is not dumb. Naive, yes.

[@ThrasherC6]

Butthole and joe? I remember beaver and Butkiss more

[@Dzuno18]

There's also Travis and Bobhead. As well as Beaver and Butthole

[@ginawait9240]

And Beaver and Bighead and Arthur and Buster were in a fantasy where they were B&BH.

[@Dzuno18]

@@ginawait9240 as well as in the Arthur universe, there's a parody comic book and an arcade game were they're named Peabrain and Nuthead

[@oddish4352]

Mr. Anderson called them Buffcoat and Beaver. Given the state of Beavis's teeth, the latter name is not entirely inappropriate.

[@onionhat745]

I think Butt-head is the most evil. At least Todd has affection for his friends. In the Wonderful Life episode, which is basically a prolonged character study, Butt-head actually relishes that he's personally ruined so many lives. Todd is a thug and a bully, but Butt-head is a next-level sociopath.

[@flonkplonk1649]

He's a real low life sociopath..

[@absurdlyannoyingautisticgamer]

I would put Beavis higher on the morality scale. Because in the Christmas special part 2: It’s A Miserable Life, it is revealed that if Butthead wasn’t born, Beavis would be volunteering at a homeless shelter with Stuart.

[@kingkingsley8099]

Also, regarding Mr. Van Driessen, I think he is an awesome character not only for being incredibly charismatic and likeable, but for having both the patience and willingness to put up with Beavis and Butthead. Also I disapprove of everyone's insistence in mocking hippies. Hippies are awesome as they promote peace, loving thy neighbor and being independent and not having to conform all the time.

[@Palemoney]

Fr. Van Driessen seemed to be one of the only people in the show who actually tried to give Beavis and Butthead a good influence, let alone cared. Van Driessen’s cool

[@onionhat745]

His only real flaw is that he sees good where there isn't any.

[@fredherbert7920]

Hippies were try-hard rich college kids LARPing as "peace activists" when school would let out in the summer.

[@zaodedong9935]

To be fair Stuart was a Winger fan. Lmao

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Hey there's nothing wrong with Winger. They're better than most of today's crap.

[@nerdyninjatemptress]

Simpsons, Futurama, American Dad, Family Guy, Squidbillies, Aqua Teen and it’s various iterations and the movie.

[@austindorf83]

nerdyninjatemptress Is squidbillies even necessary? I mean, besides Rusty, they’re all terrible. Especially that Dan Halen.

[@FallicIdol]

Venture Bros

[@wezzbeet2923]

Wts squidbillies and aquateen hahah?

[@SomeGuyInaSoxHat]

Let’s be real... the jump from Dallas and Muddy to the farmer is a BIG jump on the evil scale.

[@member-berry-bonbons1124]

4:03 "50,000 volts up the butt" I love Daria so much! I loved her even more in her own show. She's so witty and incredibly smart. Yeah, she's kind of a jerk, but she still has a heart and is very lovable.

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

My younger sister is Daria and I’m Jane pretty much. That can be flipped too.

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

Her younger sister also insults her for no reason.

[@member-berry-bonbons1124]

@@VundabarGAWKfan For shallow reasons yes.

[@Thenineoh]

I don't think buzzcut totally hated them nearly as much as mcvicker, there was a couple of episodes where he went out of his way to try and help them, of course he'd lose his patience seeing how futile it was lol

[@chelsea1062]

Please do one like this for South Park if you haven't already

[@Jar0fMay0]

Well Cartmen will easily be 2nd or 3rd at the evil side.

[@Sovietghostdivision]

He'll be first.

[@Jar0fMay0]

@@Sovietghostdivision I think Saddam is more evil

[@Sovietghostdivision]

I don't think so buddy (:

[@armandomartinez2291]

Aye but Cthullu took orders from Cartman

[@renamon5658]

I knew the most good was going to be either stuart or mr van, also in the beavis and butthead movie the info said that muddy is beavis and butthead's lanlord

[@sadistic125]

Surprised you didn't mention the Christmas episode where it reveals without Butthead being around, Beavis would volunteer at the homeless shelter

[@ginawait9240]

Beavis: *is more good than butthead* principal mcvicker: *is also more good than butthead* butthead: what a buttmunch

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

Fartknocker!

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

🔥

[@juliusquasar1565]

My sister had this substitute gym teacher that looked and sounded a lot like Stewart’s mom. She even wore the pink leotard, black tights, and the sweatband. I met her, she was very nice, but sadly she left after a couple of years.

[@MaxAngor]

I request Daria for my wife. She loves the show.

[@siyacer]

Daria's your wife?

[@ilikejames1125]

@@siyacer I think he meant his wife likes the show

[@thegreedyworm3120]

Beavis and butthead amplify each other’s negatives, you can see that in the episode where beavis and butthead never met...or was it butthead never existed I can’t recall but you get what I mean

[@oddish4352]

Butthead never did. It was "It's a Wonderful Life" in reverse. And I think that given that Butthead was actually upset that people had better lives without him, it showed that he is rotten to the core, lower than a jerk like Todd or profiteers like Muddy and Dallas.

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

Instead of the world would be a better place if Butt Head was never born, it’s the world would be a more chaotic place if he was born.

[@oddish4352]

@@VundabarGAWKfan Either way, his mom should have used the pill.

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

Bruh, he ain’t worse than Muddy and Dallas. That’s like calling him worse than Hitler.

[@biggangsta1421]

@@VundabarGAWKfan whereas muddy and Dallas were money oriented, butthead is just focused on inflicting the most amount of damage he can onto people. He’s a psychopath.

[@spadinnerxylaphone2622]

Without Butthead's influence, Beavis would still be dumb but kind. In the episodes where he's on his own, he doesn't try to hurt people and even says "thanks" and tries to help them. He's easily influenced. Whereas Butthead is actually a jerk.

[@evanwilliams1839]

To be fair, in one of the Christmas episodes Butthead is shown an alternate reality in which he and Beavis never meet. In this reality Beavis is instead influenced and guided primarily by Stewart, who leads him to do morally righteous things, such as working in a local soup kitchen on Christmas night. This insinuates Beavis is primarily influenced by Butthead and is basically manipulated by peer pressure into following him.

[@mooparr]

Can you even call "Gets infuriated with Beavis and Butthead" as a character flaw

[@kaitiscarlett9022]

Since you are including the movie, you might have put the old lady (the one voiced by Cloris Leachman) at the good end of the spectrum because she was really nice to Beavis and Butthead throughout the entire movie.

[@arbytv5139]

Beavis and Butt-Head are not role models. They’re not even human, they’re cartoons. Some of the things they do would cause a person to get hurt, expelled, arrested, possibly deported. To put it in another way, don’t try this at home.

[@izanmontenegro4558]

YOU FORGOT HARRY SACHZ!! YOU'LL GET A FREE PIZZA FOR THIS OVERSIGHT!!!

[@Milo-fn1bj]

Well just need your address please

[@ancientone5903]

Harry Sachz: You don't know your own address??? Tell you what, do you have any mail around? Give me the address off of that.

[@moonfallfan6933]

Beavis and Butthead -Mr Van Dreason -Stewart Stevenson -Mrs.Stevenson -Daria -Tom Anderson -Burger World manager -Mr.Stevenson -Lolita and Tankara -Beavis -Coach Buzzcut -Principal McVicker -Butthead -Todd -Muddy -Dallas -Crazy Farmer

[@Mitchell_Kirkbride69]

i call the farmer O'Neil

[@emperorconstantinexipalaio4121]

Coach Buzzcut actually doesn’t hate Beavis tho. He only hates Butthead.

[@TheJetJONES]

Caution, SPOILER!!! Good: - Mr. van Driessen 🥇 - Steward 🥈 - Steward's mom 🥉 - Daria - Mr. Anderson - Burger World Manager Neutral: - Steward's dad - Lolita & Tanqueray - Beavis - Mr. Buzzcut Bad/Evil: - Principal McVicker - Butt-Head - Todd - Muddy🥉 - Dallas🥈 - Crazy Farmer 🥇

[@harrisonhardenburg715]

I think the most evil characters in beavis and butthead are muddy Dallas Todd and the creepy farmer

[@joshuabrooks4907]

I certainly didn't get my brains from Beavis and butthead. My sense of humor is another story.

[@untouchablej2365]

I don't think Buzzcut hates them I think he somewhat cares because he has even been shown to help them once in a while but he's just a strict asshole by nature

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

😂😂😂

[@deathsoulger1]

The principal isn't that evil. he is suffering from adrenal fatigue.

[@KowboyUSA]

Tom Anderson is Hank Hill's doppelganger.

[@johndoe-cm9qe]

I wonder if Steward was inspiration for Butters from South Park.

[@blackflyingfox3365]

I don't think so.

[@kosta.d7388]

He was based of a guy who worked on the show

[@poboyobo2857]

The creators of South Park said that beavis and butthead was there blues and there inspiration for the show so that could be true.

[@underboy64]

@@kosta.d7388 eric stough

[@TheXabl0]

It's hard to call people as mentally challenged as Beavis and Butt-Head as "evil". While they do cause a lot of mischief, most of the time, they don't appear to UNDERSTAND why what they're doing is wrong.

[@VundabarGAWKfan]

I sometimes feel bad for both of them. Seeing Beavis butt on fire and Butt Head choking.

[@screechingtoad2683]

I think Beavis is the start of the grey area tier and butt-head is the start of the evil tier

[@spencerbricklord474]

Last weekend I watch "Do America" and I thought Tom Anderson was Hank Hil.

[@seed_drill7135]

The demented farmer was also a mall janitor who had to get them out of the fountain, so I take that Halloween episode to be like a SImpons Treehouse of Horror show. But there was also Killer, the escaped serial killer that gave B&B tattoos of butts on their butts.

[@seed_drill7135]

I've always noticed that the only "good" characters in Beavis and Butt-head were completely clueless/ineffectual. Mr. VanDreisan, Mr. Anderson and Stewart's mom, for example. Everyone else is pretty much a shithead.

[@lilhusky8756]

Honestly, I don’t think Beavis is a bad person. He’s a valuable and nieve boy. He has some form of serious mental illness, and his patients is pushed by Butt-Head. He just deserves a true and loyal friend who is not Butt-Head

[@grt1679]

I don't think McVicker is evil, but years of dealing with the fallout of the'yre shenganins could break even the strongest people.

[@djmexicanodetx2195]

Great video! I enjoyed watching Beavis and Butthead back in the 90s on MTV.

[@WickedBinge]

The best show!

[@KaijuForceNeo]

"A Social Satire... Covered in Fart Jokes!" -James D. Rolfe

[@tenchi586]

I'm surprised that you didn't have Cassandra on this list. She is a sweet natured character who is always kind to Beavis and Butthead. She'd be close to Van Driesen when it comes to kindness.

[@bladeobrian2144]

Do a Good to Evil video on Drawn Together, That’ll be a challenge

[@millabasset1710]

Its a good thing KOTH and B&B are separate universes, because those two would drive Hank into a mental asylum.

[@raizen21ss56]

I bet Hank would kick their asses

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

I would have swapped Stewart and Van Driessen, and I would have ended this list with Todd and not counted the others after him, but for the most part it was a pretty legit order. Also, I wouldn’t say Daria was the last of the characters who could tolerate Beavis and Butthead, I might say the same for Tom Anderson. They antagonized him a lot and he got pissed at them a lot, and they often butted heads with him (no pun intended), but he’s shown to be able to tolerate them in small doses.

[@MsJeffreyF]

15:16 what episode is that Obama as president photo from?

[@limpet7r63]

Beavis has always come across as more stupid and easily led than evil. He's actually quite likeable at times.

[@vinceniederman]

True and Beavis is More Nicer Then Butthead is Without Question!

[@peytonwooley2332]

Beavis was ALWAYS my fav ❤ Hes the great cornholio for gods sake! :D

[@zumonachoinc8524]

"I mean, listen to the stuff that he says when he calls upon the great Cornholio" The great Cornholio: *_I NEED TP FOR MY BUNGHOLE_*

[@davidneighbour]

In the Christmas episode It’s A Miserable Life, Charlie the angel shows Butthead what life would be like without him and it shows Beavis being friends with Stuart. Butthead is definitely the bad influence of the 2 😝 Also when they were reading letters on the Christmas special and 3-4 girls wrote in saying Beavis is cute, Butthead got pissed off, threw the letters away and started whipping him! I felt bad for Beavis 😝

[@mike_404]

The crazy farmer guy also works at highland high school! In the episode “Beavis and Butthead are dead,” he celebrates the news of beavis and buttheads “death” with the other teachers in the teachers lounge

[@rubyquinn1244]

Please do a good to evil south park! I love you guys! Thank you for another amazing video! You guys rock!

[@WickedBinge]

Thanks for the nice comment and suggestion. South Park is a great choice!

[@erniemiller1953]

I am glad Beavis and Butthead came 10 years after I graduated from high school because no doubt, my friend Ron and I would have been labeled them.

[@SakuraChanKuria11]

This was pretty good, I quite liked the analysis on these Characters from good to bad, any chance you could do either Catdog, Rocko's Modern Life or even maybe Hey Arnold Fan Theories perchance? Especially Catdog? I'm a huge fan of the show and such, too, especially of this Channel, too. Both Beavis and Butt-Head are my top favorite Characters, but, still, lol. ♡

[@rainbowtoyfunrandomess1982]

Hmmmmm this is bizarre since Beavis and Butt-Head are both very grey characters, but there can be some pure good characters like Daria despite her being sarcastic.🤔

[@5340robert]

Love it can you do Hey Arnold, Arthur, Rugrats, Daria ?

[@tonyx2644]

Wait... isn't that crazy farmer guy also the janitor at their school? I thought he only played the farmer character in the Halloween episode.

[@RoberKingCartoons]

How about Good to Evil: The Simpsons

[@WickedBinge]

We definitely will but have not decided exactly how to tackle it given the sheer amount of characters haha

[@Fr3sh-Kush]

WickedBinge thats what makes it dope lol

[@ryanlipinski4325]

Fun fact: Buddy from Beavis and Butthead Do America, is voiced by Bruce Willis!

[@Sweetestsadist]

Lolita and Tanqueray are easily worse than Beavis.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Kind of a representation of modern girls sadly.

[@HDmexsComboCon]

There is one instance where you could have gave Coach Buzzcut some credit, he did defend the boys from being harassed from the Candy Sales guy. "I do the ass kicking around here" sure is a blanket statement, but he did stand up for Beavis and Butt-head.

[@zeospark9715]

Honestly I would swap Buzzcut and McVicker's positions. Yeah MiVicker abuses his position a lot but he at least has a reason for his behavior as Beavis and Butthead intentionally make his life hell (just look at the episode Breakdown). Buzzcut, however, hates everything and everyone and has no real reason to be threathening the duo all the time. If you watch the episode Beavis and Butthead Are Dead during Buzzcut's flashbacks, all it shows is him torturing the boys.

[@danielshaffer-green5684]

I disagree: McVicker is worse, because he's the principal, so has more power.

[@arman757]

@Alyssa Richardson yeah, neither voice instills confidence

[@tomfrazier1103]

I had a Jr. High teacher a near doppelganger for Mr. Van Driessen. He is a trope of Gen-xican experience, the schoolteacher trapped in the Hippy 60s. People could get a draft deferment going into schoolteaching, so there are more than one of these. The P.E. coach seemed Buzzcutlike in appearance, but was a good person, and ultimately a good & fair person. Mrs. Stevenson has a Minnesota accent you could cut with a knife. This show was just funny AF and touched vaguely familiar things from my youth. Evocative.

[@batgurrl]

Love it - thanks for doing this!

[@tommywiseau4594]

How could you not talk about how funny it was when mr van dreesen flew out the front windshield of the bus on the field trip episode

[@justinw7323]

If it wasn't for butthead, beavis would have had good manners.

[@drunkenmaster6434]

I must admit, I always wondered why Burger World manager still keeps them on. Pretty easy going boss. I hate Todd- nasty bastard