Beavis and Butt-Head (1993)

Sexual humor throughout.

The boys mention wanting to get laid.

90%of the sexual content is talked/joked about. The other 10% is is cleavage,skimpy clothing and magazines which the veiwer does not see what's in in the magazines and onlythere reaction to it.

Sexual remarks and references to male genitalia..

Also contains infrequent moments of rear nudity.

This show is a little violent, some scenes of arson.

Contains typical cartoon violence as Beavis and Butt-head often irresponsibly injure themselves whilst performing stunts, emulating what they have seen on TV or simply as a result of their poor judgment.

Some episodes contain moderate bloody animated violence. Beavis suffers a nosebleed in one episode and bleeds profusely throughout. Mutilations (often of the hand) and other severe injuries also occur on occasion, often with Beavis at the center of the injury.

In one episode, the word "whore" is used.

The Word "Wiener" is used in the dirty form in some episodes.

Almost every episode contains: "This Sucks' and "Dammit".

The F word is never used

Beavis and Butt-head only use the words "poop" and "peepee"

Mild/Moderate in most episodes.

Contains frequent very mild crude language (e.g. "butt" and many variants such as "butt-wipe", "ass goblin" among other terms), and some mild coarse language (e.g. "son of a bitch", "crap", & "pissed off") throughout the course of the series.

Even on the DVDs, stronger coarse language is either muted or bleeped.

In one episode Beavis goes to prison and he is seen smoking a cigarette with his cellmate. Beavis is also seen unsuccessfully trying to light up a cigarette or a joint in some other episodes during the music video sequences.

The character Principal McVicker is a corrupt and unstable alcoholic, that drinks even on his job to numb his stress. He stutters like "uhh ... what are doing?"

Contains some occasional smoking and drinking throughout the course of the series, though Beavis and Butt-head are seldom seen indulging in such acts, however, Beavis and Butt-head consider the use of drugs and alcohol to be "cool", though the series as a whole does not promote the use of such substances as it largely serves as a commentary on self-destructive, uneducated, misanthropic youth.

In a controversial episode which is no longer available in circulation, Beavis and Butt-head swallow condoms full of drugs with the intention of smuggling them.

It should be noted that Beavis and Butthead's antics are not meant to be imitated. In fact, a disclaimer is often presented to warn the viewers not to "try this at home", otherwise, they would get "Hurt, Expelled, Arrested, Possibly Deported".

For tweens/teens.

Moderate in some episodes.

The main characters usually do pretty wild stuff.

Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

In one episode the main characters set a fire on a fast food restaurant be car oil.

One news reel says that a boy lit a trailer on fire from an episode from beavis and butthead, therefore not for young kids.

Some scenes may adversely influence, confuse, upset or distress younger viewers.