Wow is all I can say for this episode. Beavis and Butthead get left off at a Real Estate firm when they tell the bus driver that they have to get off because "its an emergency or something" just so they can ditch school. What follows is sheer pandemonium, and a parody of office politics. Beavis and Butthead get confused for the temp workers, then proceed to wreck the place, destroying a computer, a phone, and making photocopies of their butts, which they proceeded to give to the real temp employees. After all that, the manager just sends them home acting like they had done a good job, and asked to try harder if they wanted to. CLASSIC!

Beavis and Butthead pull one of their most vicious, and hilarious pranks in this episode, by simply directing traffic and causing a huge multi-car pileup, where Stewart's dad is a victim. If you look closely in this episode you will see Principal McVicar stealing a manequin and a teddy bear from the storefront with the rest of the looters. One of my favorite lines from the episode was "This must be a midnight madness sale" when Beavis and Butthead see all the people looting the stores..."They are SLASHING PRICES!!!". All in all, a classic episode indeed, and a bit different from some of the other ones.

In the next to last episode of one of the best cartoon serieses of all time (in my opinion), Mike Judge went somewhere different for once, he went into the annals of US History. Yes, actually Beavis and Butthead do a parody laden romp through our Founding Fathers, aptly titled "Our Founding Losers". As a big history buff such as myself, I loved the parodies of the Revolutionary War (Rambo Beavis), Paul Revere as Butthead) "The Yiddish are coming!", George Washington as Butthead and Martha Washington as Beavis in the flag sewing, Butthead as Abraham Lincoln in the Gettysburg Address, and finally Beavis and Ben Franklin in the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Classic stuff all around.

Wow this episode has more allusions than you can shake a stick at: Tailhook scandal, Wizard of Oz, Barney, etc etc. The little air guitar plug for Edgar Winter Group's Frankenstein is a great ender to the episode as well. First of many appearances of Lolita and Tanqueray, as they go from living in a trailer park to dating Todd to being on Teen Talk. Though you may not recognize their look in this episode as compared to the others. And yes, Beavis and Butthead still dont score.

This episode wasnt terribly funny, but it was at least amusing to watch how Beavis and Butthead got back at the Yogurt store owner, by using their cones of yogurt to paint the walls of the store and the mall. Many episodes wont have their mention of exploding cigarettes and use of a lighter, but I actually saw the original uncut version of this. With this episode you really get a look at how far the animation on the show has come.