Beavis and Butt-Head (1993)

Sexual humor throughout. Constant references and jokes to sex, masterbation, erections, porn, etc. No sexual acts are shown, but they are usually implied. The duo obsess over girls, get horny around them, and sometimes "want to get down" immediately. Plenty of cat-calling. Women are sometimes depicted in revealing, skimpy, and arousing clothing. One episode reveals a woman fully nude from her back side. However, no visible nudity is shown in the series.

The boys always say they want to score. Scoring is used as a sexual joke but isn't really explicit, just implies that the boys want to get laid.

Pretty much anything short of the act itself is fair game. Innuendo-laced comments ("I think I just inoculated"), references to "stiffies," provocative photos of women, couples posed suggestively (bikini-clad women sitting on men's laps, for instance), as well as plenty of references to body parts like boobs, butts, and slang like "'nads."

Contains frequent crude sexual references throughout the course of the series. Very few episodes are devoid of sexual humour. References are made to sexual activity, prostitution, inappropriate sexual conduct (e.g. child molestation), pornography, puberty, masturbation, genitalia etc.

Also contains infrequent moments of rear nudity.

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

Contains Pervasive Language includes Beavis and Butt-Head are foul-mouthed in the series, and numerous variations of "ass", "damn", "bitch", "crap", "piss", "hell", and "sucks" (mostly 2 protagonist). As well as name-calling like "diarrhea", "dillweed", "fart knocker", and "butthole".

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?"

Beavis and Butthead attempt to get high in very stupid ways. For example, in the episode "Home Improvement" they huff paint thinner. In the episode "Stewarts house" Beavis and Butthead inhale gas from a stove to get "buzzed".

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.

Some content like sexual references, crass humor, strong language, and irresponsible messages in this animated series ensure it isn't appropriate for younger viewers and offers nothing positive for the teen set.

Moderate in some episodes.

The main characters usually do pretty wild stuff.

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