Butt-Head’s Beavis and Mike Judge reveal the original idea for King Of The Hill Crossover Connection

With little interest I have in dating awkward eternal teens in real life, I couldn’t be more excited for the next Paramount + movie. Beavis and Butthead revival series, with creator Mike Judge back in the driver’s seat (ed). The duo’s latest deceptive adventures will resume in early August, with Judge attending this year’s San Diego Comic-Con for promoting their television debut on the heels of hilarious and ridiculous feature Beavis and Butt-Head create the universe . Unsurprisingly, the creator answered questions about another of his favorite projects of him, king of the Hillwho it is said to have its awakening at some time. Specifically, he was asked about the idea of ​​a crossover between the two shows.

Faced with the increasingly harsh reality that Beavis and Butthead being one of the first classics of MTV and king of the Hill Being a 20th Century Fox series, there was no way legitimate crossovers would occur, Mike Judge admitted it was an idea he had considered in the past, through THR . To the point where both anime hits theoretically already have connective DNA, if you want to go the main path of non-legally binding canon. Here’s what the judge said:

anyone who has seen Beavis and Butthead Yes king of the Hill in the 1990s, he undoubtedly created the mental link between how Mike Judge voiced his teenage neighbor, Tom Anderson, and the sitcom’s latest frontman, Hank Hill. It’s basically the same, with his portrayal of Hank obviously getting more refined over time. And sure enough, they’re close enough that someone suspects that person playing with a propane tank is Hank Hill, even if he’s not. (Okay, maybe Hank Hill’s WitSec version, which he has trouble with breaking Bad bad guys.)

Of course, it’s narratively impossible for Anderson to be Hank’s father, given the unforgettable role of Toby Huss as Cotton Hill in king of the Hill. But I think there are enough similarities between characters from different series to warrant a closer look at their family trees.

With the way things are on the corporate front right now, it’s hard to know if it’s easier than ever to make one Beavis and Butthead the intersection with king of the Hill, or if it is even more inaccessible. But what is entirely plausible, at the very least, is a return to television Kot. Although he didn’t say much, Mike Judge asked the SDCC this question, responding with:

Now we sit down and wait for the judge to cut the carpet to reveal that Todd and Boomhauer are brothers. That fucking thug, man.

Be on the lookout for references from Arlen, Texas when Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head makes its debut for Paramount + subscribers Thursday 4th August. go to our Program of the first TV 2022 to see what new and recurring shows are coming soon.