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Beavis and Butt-Head

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Season 2, Episode 2, Aired May 17, 1993

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- Butt-head: Keep the birds, though. Beavis: Yeah, they're cool Parrot: Rah, that was cool, that was cool.
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- Man on TV: I'm not letting my little girl support some foundation and that's that. Girl on TV: But Daddy, by sending in... (channel changes) Woman on TV: ...25 dollars a month, you can feed and clothe a family for a year. Butt-head: Why don't those people get credit cards? Then they could eat all they wanted. Beavis: Maybe they're stupid.
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- Mr. Anderson: All the old boys are gonna be here this year. Dick, Peter, Rod, Johnson...why, I even heard a rumor that old John Thomas might show up this time.
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- (The boys are watching the Brady Bunch.) TV: All of them had hair of gold, like their mother-- Beavis and Butt-head: The youngest one liked girls. TV: Here's the story, of a man named Brady, who was busy with three boys of his own...they were four men living all together-- Beavis and Butt-head: But they didn't sleep alone.
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- Butt-head: These dogs are homosexuals.
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- Butt-head's signature is on Mr. Anderson's credit card. Normally, if a credit card holder grants permission for someone else to sign the card, this would be legal. But in this case, it is identity theft.
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- Depending on original airing date, either this episode or "Home Improvement" marks the first appearance of neighbor Tom Anderson.
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- Tom Anderson's wife, Marcy does however appear in Beavis and Butt-head do America.
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- The pet store owner's voice sounds eerily like that of Mr. Van Driessen's
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- Original version contains a shot of Beavis trying to burn Mr. Anderson's credit card; this has been edited out.
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- The TV show the boys were watching is a reference of the show "The Brady Bunch".
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