DoodleDash Studios

DoodleDash Studios

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30 year old artist & cartoon loving dork. Living proof that a steady diet of films and caffeine can lead to questionable life choices and a talent for drawing things that may or may not exist.

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Some people leave an impression on you, not just because of their talent, but because of the kind of person they are. Eric Bauza was one of those people. I first exchanged messages with Eric when I was 15. He was approachable, welcoming, and kind.

Beyond his kindness, Eric was an extraordinary talent. His incredible range, versatility, and ability to bring animated characters to life made him a great mimic. He brought laughter, joy, and unforgettable performances to countless people, becoming part of so many childhoods and cherished memories

His talent was truly remarkable, but what made him even more special was the person behind the microphone. The one thing I regret was that I never got to meet him when I was at SDCC. I’m crushed by this. We lost a real one. RIP.

#BeavisandButtHead hear #Behemoth screaming “The Shit Ov God” and decide this is what women want. Butt-Head also says shit for the first time. A new episode of #MikeJudgesBeavisandButthead airs on Wednesday night at 10:30pm/9:30pmc, after a new episode of #SouthPark on #ComedyCentral.

I don't care for Glee and don't wish to see a reboot, but it’s worth considering that we’re living in an era where politically incorrect humor is becoming increasingly tolerated again. Family Guy remains a constant source of viral memes, Scary Movie 6 was a major box-office success,

Gavia Baker-Whitelaw@gavia.bsky.social

the original appeal of Glee was that it's simultaneously inclusive AND offensive AND corny AND meanspirited. good luck reviving that as a millennialcore nostalgia product lol.

Beavis went from protecting his manhood to endangering the entire road after Butt-Head gave him the most backhanded pep talk in human history. A new episode of #BeavisandButtHead airs on Comedy Central at 10:30pm/9:30pmc after a new episode of #SouthPark.

This fundamentally contradicts the very ethos of Rocky and Rambo, both of which were built around the idea of the underdog overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds. My respect for him had been eroding

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I recognize that, in the wake of the merger, Beavis and Butt-Head finds itself in a considerably more precarious position. Should the series conclude after four seasons, however, I think the revival will have earned its place as not merely a successful reboot, but one of the more creatively

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I recognize that, in the wake of the merger, Beavis and Butt-Head finds itself in a considerably more precarious position. Should the series conclude after four seasons, however, I think the revival will have earned its place as not merely a successful reboot, but one of the more creatively

ambitious and genuinely worthwhile revivals of an era in which intellectual property is too often greenlit for its own sake. 4 seasons is a huge feat in an era where shows struggle to get 2, let alone even 3 seasons. But I’m still very much hoping the show gets renewed for a fifth season.

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If you can't praise or prop up one piece of art without tearing down another, then you shouldn't be in the media criticism business. Good art should be able to stand on its own merits.

In one of tonight's new episodes, Beavis really thought he had Butt-Head’s driving figured out for a second 😭 He even stopped to check if there was a ditch nearby just to be safe… meanwhile Butt-Head’s driving with absolutely no plan and Beavis is somehow the only thing in his way.

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You folks will want to be seated for this one.

Catsuka@catsuka.bsky.social

First trailer for "Tangles", an animated feature by Leah Nelson. Based on Sarah Leavitt's graphic novel about her mother's Alzheimer's disease. Coming in US theaters on January 22. variety.com/2026/artisan...

I never particularly warmed to Glee in the first place. I found it excessively saccharine, teeny bopper and emblematic of the more grating tendencies of late 2000s/early-2010s teen pop culture. (As nostalgic as I am for the 2010s, this is an element of it that I'm not)

Pop Base@popbase.tv

🚨 A ‘GLEE’ revival has been officially ordered at Disney+ and Hulu. No cast members are currently announced to return.

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I never particularly warmed to Glee in the first place. I found it excessively saccharine, teeny bopper and emblematic of the more grating tendencies of late 2000s/early-2010s teen pop culture. (As nostalgic as I am for the 2010s, this is an element of it that I'm not)

Pop Base@popbase.tv

🚨 A ‘GLEE’ revival has been officially ordered at Disney+ and Hulu. No cast members are currently announced to return.

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All of which brings me to the inevitable question: and I know how clichéd this sounds, but who was asking for this? Even setting aside my personal dislike for the series, the prospect feels difficult to justify.

I never particularly warmed to Glee in the first place. I found it excessively saccharine, teeny bopper and emblematic of the more grating tendencies of late 2000s/early-2010s teen pop culture. (As nostalgic as I am for the 2010s, this is an element of it that I'm not)

Pop Base@popbase.tv

🚨 A ‘GLEE’ revival has been officially ordered at Disney+ and Hulu. No cast members are currently announced to return.

Sue Sylvester was cool, though. With the benefit of hindsight, I’ve come to appreciate the show’s broader cultural significance, particularly its role in helping to break down barriers to LGBTQ+ representation,

both in mainstream media and in the wider social discourse surrounding acceptance. Whatever my reservations about the show itself, it's contribution on that front was meaningful, and I can respect it for that.

Butt-Head went looking for a gun to shoot Beavis in his bulletproof chest, while Beavis got Velcro’d to Anderson’s truck, went airborne, triggered an explosion, and got launched through a road sign. A new episode of #BeavisandButthead premieres on #ComedyCentral at 10:30pm (9:30pm central).

When I’m feeling depressed, there are times when I need a little space and the opportunity to process my thoughts and work through whatever I may be experiencing. However, one thing I would never do, under any circumstances, is be a dick to people, nor would I tell someone to fuck off simply

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Needing space is perfectly understandable, treating people poorly because of what you’re going through is an entirely different matter. I will always do my best to communicate honestly, give people the courtesy of an explanation, and let them know that when I’ve had the time

I need to process things and feel more like myself again, I’ll reach out and reconnect. My struggles may explain why I need distance, but they will never be an excuse to treat someone else with disrespect.

When I’m feeling depressed, there are times when I need a little space and the opportunity to process my thoughts and work through whatever I may be experiencing. However, one thing I would never do, under any circumstances, is be a dick to people, nor would I tell someone to fuck off simply

because I’m struggling internally. I believe that whatever I may be going through, it is still my responsibility to treat other people with basic decency and consideration. If I need time to myself, I will communicate that

respectfully, explain that I’m dealing with something, and make it clear that I need a little time and space to work through it. I would rather offer someone that understanding in advance than leave them feeling ignored, rejected, or wondering what they’ve done wrong.

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Couple of SPCs I did for the new episode of Beavis and Butt-head: Body Cam. Definitely took some inspiration from the peep hole scene in episode Stewart's House. #BeavisAndButthead #Animation #Beavis #Cartoons

All this talk about a potential Harold & Kumar 4...The H&K movies worked, not just because they were just silly fun, but at their core, they satirised and dismantled racial prejudice, stereotypes, and bigotry. For their time, the films were genuinely progressive,

challenging ingrained societal attitudes through comedy. Today, those themes feel more pertinent than ever, which is precisely why the Harold & Kumar films have, for the most part, aged remarkably well.

Everyone's favorite wuss Stewart gets divorced, tries to move in with #BeavisandButtHead, gets rejected, and somehow STILL thinks they’re roasting him instead of just being honest. A brand new episode of #MikeJudgesBeavisandButtHead airs on Wednesday at 10:30pm (9:30pm central) on #ComedyCentral.

Beavis and Butt-Head speak their imaginary Spanish, single-handedly bringing Burger World down. Customers are walking out, and their chances of scoring remain exactly where they started. A new episode of #BeavisandButtHead airs Wednesday at 10:30pm/9:30pmc on #ComedyCentral.