The Crush Episode - Is it the 3rd episode of all time, or not?

Ok, so like, my friend and I have this arguement about this episode. It's been on fairly recently, and I think it was like about the third B&B episode ever made. The reason I say this is we have seen both frog baseball and tho one with the tractor pull that ends with Sturculies uh dumping on the stadium. Both of these we say at Spike and Mike's Sick and Twisted Animation Festival, which, as I understand, is where B&B orginated from.

So my theory is this -> "The Crush" starts out with B&B flipping through the channels looking for the newsreport of the tractor pull where Butthead moons the camera. Since this is apparently right after the tractor pull, I think it is like the third episode. My friend hadn't seen the episode until this season (neither had I), even though he is a fairly regular B&B junky. So he thinks it might be kinda new. If anyone out there knows what's up, help us out on this would ya? Later dudes ....

I'm pretty sure that 'The Crush' is part of the second 'season' of episodes. I taped the "Moron-o-thon" when it was on a few months back (and it got taped over - argh) and I don't remember it being on there. It just looks like A tractor pull, not THE tractor pull - the reporter would probably have said something about a big pile of feces if it was.

T.J.

In article [email] (Thomas J. Harrell) writes:

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The thing about is that the news reporter is talking about a disaster that just happened there, and even though I don't remember for sure, I THINK he's talking about the pile of feces. I shall have to watch at least once again!

					(-: Tom ;-)

In article , [email] (Tom Seago) writes:

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There's no way "THE CRUSH" was the third episode ever made even though it does appear to be the sequel to "Peace, Love, and Understanding." I don't even think the stadium in "PLU" had a roof where the one in "Crush" had a roof collapse "trapping 50,000 spectators inside, ordinary people like you and me who bargained for nothing more than an afternoon of tractor pull excitement." Personally, I believe "Crush" was one of the earlier second season episodes. The earliest episodes made after FB and PLU, I think, just to name a few: At The Movies Give Blood Way Down Mexico Way Door-To-Door Balloon and one called "GOOD CREDIT" ??? which I'm not sure really exists but someone once told me about.

What is the plot of "Good Credit?"

--Cliffo

"Good Credit" was when Beavis and Butthead steal Anderson's credit card. Then, they proceed to go to the mall and buy a crapload of pets. Anderson is going on vacation, and gets pissed off when he can't find his credit card to pay the hotel clerk. Meanwhile, our buddies are sitting in front of the TV, with all these animals around them. I think they decide to give the animals away at the end. Well, at least that's the general plot.

Later,

Brandon

They take Mr Anderson's credit card when they are cleaning his garage (that part is not shown, but that's what Butthead says when Beavis asks him about it) They go to a pet shop and buy $2000 worth of animals. Meanwhile, Mr Anderson is going to some convention, and goes to pay for his room with his credit card and can't find it. (we also get to see his wife in this episode! I also think his wife calls him Tom, and I'm not sure if that's said in any other episode) The best part is later, they bring these two parrots home, and they kindof look like B&B (one his big hair, and the other has a curled upper lip) and the birds are going "cool, huh huh cool"

Fred

[email] (THE TREKNOLOGIST) writes:

B&B get Anderson's credit card while he and his wife head to a convention. They use it to buy all kinds of animals.. meanwhile, Anderson tries to check in to the hotel, and can't since B&B have his credit card .. he explodes! (anyone got a GIF of this?)

There are some funny scenes ... also, watch for the Alka-Seltzer.