Plot
The third season of Beavis and Butt-Head finds the giggling, heavy metal-addicted, terminally brainless young protagonists continuing to raise anti-socialism to an art form, beginning with the season opener in which they try in vain to succeed as standup comics. In subsequent escapades, Beavis and Butt-head go fishing from the comfort of their basement, hold a neighbor kid for ransom to raise enough dough to attend a rock concert, sneak into a nudist colony, learn the hard way that eight-track tapes aren't waterproof, try to "score" with a pair of trailer-trash babes in the middle of a tornado, turn the tables on a prison "Scared Straight" program, act as their own attorneys when accused of throwing eggs at the long-suffering Mr. Anderson, set up their own sperm bank, get a poison-ivy rash while taking a leak in the woods, bring a whole new meaning to the phrase "curly fries," form a warm friendship with an escaped serial killer and even gain an audience with president Bill Clinton (who gets along just fine with our heroes). In addition to the official third-season episodes, this year's Beavis and Butt-head manifest also yields a heart-burning -- er, heart-warming Christmas special.