Mike Judge's Beavis and Butt-mind Good Vibes

'Mike Judge's Beavis and Butt-head'Produced by Judgemental Films, Ternion Prods. and three Arts Entertainment. Executive producers, Mike Judge, John Altschuler, Dork Krinsky, Yvette Kaplan, Michael Rotenberg, Tom Lassally supervisory producer, Rhonda Cox supervisory company company directors, Kaplan, John Grain animation segment company company directors, Tony Kluck, Ted Stearn authors, Altschuler, Krinsky, DJ Javerbaum creative supervisor/character design, Judge art director, Michael P. Rose. 30 MIN. Voice Produced by Werner Entertainment, Rough House Pictures, Not the QB Prods. and Six Point Harness in colaboration with Warner Horizon Television. Executive producers, David Gordon Eco-friendly, Tom Brady, Tom Werner, Mike Clements, Kaira Ableson producers, Joe Boucher, J. Michael Mendel director, Chris Martin authors, Eco-friendly, Brady, Christian Lander original character designs, Ableson. 30 MIN. VoicesBeavis, Butt-mind - Mike Judge Mondo - Josh Gad Woodie - Adam Brody Babs - Debi MazarThe boys have came back at MTV, along with more recent and much more effective pals. Only "Beavis and Butt-mind" -- which now somewhat pretentiously carries creator Mike Judge's title upfront -- remains a rowdy, guilty hoot, while companion "Good Vibes" is an additional adherent for the Seth MacFarlane school of animated comedy -- namely, fire off jokes in rat-a-tat fashion and hope a few connect. "Vibes" does yield a couple of amusing bits, but Judge's mumbling, "heh heh"-ing goofballs once again steal the show. Frankly, it may be worth getting "Beavis and Butt-mind" back strictly due to its amusing riffs on MTV programming, since the two teenage doofuses -- happily unchanged utilizing their run inside the the 19 nineties -- sit back on the couch departing comments on fare like "16 & Pregnant" and "Jersey Shoreline." Watching the 2nd, they're amused with a listing the gang puts together trying to follow each of their intramural hookups. "Once they like did this chart extended enough, they may uncover where herpes began," Butt-mind drones. Each one of the small-tales within each half-hour may also be pretty funny on their own -Body including teenage girls' quite recent infatuation with vampires of the underworld from the underworld (and B&B's determination to acquire bit), another a distinctive squabble over whether Beavis cried at something he saw on tv. Mostly, Judge posseses an unerring ear for popular culture and outright stupidity -Body that mostly eludes "Good Vibes." The series concentrates on overweight 15-year-old Mondo (voiced by "It of Mormon's" Josh Gad), who moves with a La beach town along with his trampy mother (Debi Mazar). Mother really yields the most effective recurring gag, as she seeks a completely new job and keeps mentioning to her employment options being more appropriate to producing a complete time earnings "in my knees" or "in my back" -- which, shockingly, does not necessarily mean what you can think. Aside from that, though, it's all about Mondo's efforts to match in, getting quickly been adopted with the crazy surfer Woodsy (Adam Brody), who becomes his tour self-help guide to this Off-shoreline Coast purgatory. Series creator David Gordon Eco-friendly ("Pineapple Express") and fellow authors Tom Brady and Christian Lander keep the teen-oriented jokes flying fast and furiously, there's however nothing here to differentiate "Vibes" from a number of similar comedies in line with the familiar indignities of adolescence and school. MTV is extended past its own growing pains, but it's telling "Beavis and Butt-mind" -- an artifact in the own adolescence -- once again might be the very best factor round the network. For "Good Vibes," consider it another one of people ho-hum waves you'll be able to safely let roll by.With: Mike Busey, Tony Hale, Danny McBride, Olivia Thirlby, Alan Tudyk. Contact John Lowry at john.lowry@variety.com