Beavis and Butthead are in a lesson with Mr Van Dreissen and they find that they are not quite understanding it. So there's nothing new there. They talk to him afterwards if it's about making money, he says that it isn't but if they want to make money they must earn it. He then offers them the chance to do so by cleaning up his house.
Well I guess they cleaned it well because he was quite impressed. So maybe they did learn how to do a job well after all. Unfortunately for Mr Van Dreissen however they also learnt that 8-track tapes should not be played in a VCR or in a toaster or even washed as they are quite clearly not waterproof.
This is probably the only episode, to my knowledge where Mr Van Dreissen gets angry about Beavis and Butthead (although not to their faces).
Not a bad episode really, it really does have some traditional comical slapstick elements in which contribute quite well.
One interesting point here is that when Beavis and Butthead are being shown sitting in class at the beginning of the episode, they are seen from a slightly different angle than normal. This is quite surprising as owing to the nature of the whole cartoon series, viewers will often notice the set angels. These are most likely done to lower production costs. I can't for the life of me figure out why they chose to do a different angle here though.
Well I guess they cleaned it well because he was quite impressed. So maybe they did learn how to do a job well after all. Unfortunately for Mr Van Dreissen however they also learnt that 8-track tapes should not be played in a VCR or in a toaster or even washed as they are quite clearly not waterproof.
This is probably the only episode, to my knowledge where Mr Van Dreissen gets angry about Beavis and Butthead (although not to their faces).
Not a bad episode really, it really does have some traditional comical slapstick elements in which contribute quite well.
One interesting point here is that when Beavis and Butthead are being shown sitting in class at the beginning of the episode, they are seen from a slightly different angle than normal. This is quite surprising as owing to the nature of the whole cartoon series, viewers will often notice the set angels. These are most likely done to lower production costs. I can't for the life of me figure out why they chose to do a different angle here though.
