Beavis and Butt-Head Do America Page #13

Synopsis: Two of the biggest animated slackers around, Beavis (Mike Judge) and Butt-head (also Judge) get a kick-start when two crooks steal their TV. On their mission to find a replacement, Beavis and Butt-head wind up in the motel of Muddy Grimes (Bruce Willis), where a case of mistaken identity has them after his wife, Dallas (Demi Moore). Due to misunderstanding Grimes when he says to "do" his wife, the two travel from Las Vegas to Washington, not realizing they've been sent out to kill the woman.
Director(s): Mike Judge, Mike de Seve
Production: Paramount Home Video
  1 win & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
64
Rotten Tomatoes:
72%
PG-13
Year:
1996
81 min
843 Views


As the tour moves on, Beavis stays behind. He goes over to a

coffee-serving cart sitting outside a meeting room. He starts

WOLFING DOWN SUGAR CUBES.

BACK ON THE TOUR:

The tour is led by a smiling guide, SANDY.

SANDY:

Welcome to the White House. My name is

Sandy, and I'll be your tour guide. In

case you don't know it, you've come on a

very special day. Today...

She points to the camera crews outside the window.

EXT. WHITE HOUSE LAWN - DAY

ON A NEWS REPORTER, facing camera. Behind her, a large gathering

before a stage.

REPORTER:

Today, representatives from around the

world are gathered at the White House for

an historic global conference called: Give

Peace A Chance - or G-PAC.

EXT. WHITE HOUSE ENTRANCE - DAY

A.T.F., Police and F.B.I. cars arrive.

INT. WHITE HOUSE TOUR - DAY

The tour stands in the East Room.

SANDY:

This is the East Room. Many of the

portraits you see were saved from the fire

set by the British in 1814...

Beavis is shaking, babbling, staring at his fist, etc.

BEAVIS:

Heh heh. Fire. Heh heh Aaaaeeehhhhg!!!

BUTT-HEAD

What's your problem Beavis?

SANDY:

...The site for the White House was chosen

by President Washington and Pierre

L'Enfant...

Beavis now has his T-shirt pulled over his head and is pacing

around and babbling. He's too loud now for Sandy to ignore.

BEAVIS:

L'enfentatta tiitatta for my bunghole!

SANDY:

Sir, are you okay?

BEAVIS:

Are you threatening me?! I am Cornholio!

SANDY:

Sir, maybe you should wait out in the

lobby.

Beavis/Cornholio wanders off, muttering.

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO

In thees lobby, wheel there be T.P.?

EXT. WHITE HOUSE - DAY

ON FLEMMING AND THE HEAD SECRET SERVICE GUY - arguing.

FLEMMING:

You don't understand. National security is

at stake here. We must evacuate.

SECRET SERVICE GUY

Not without proper authorization.

INT. WHITE HOUSE - DAY

A group of foreign dignitaries is being led through the hallway on

a tour. Two of them chat in Spanish.

We see Beavis coming down the hall in the opposite direction.

DIGNITARY #1

El Presidente es un gringo muy gordo, no?

DIGNITARY #2

Si.

They pass Beavis babbling - riffing off their Spanish.

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO

Gr-r-ringo! Burrito! R-r-anddatattta!!

Beavis turns around and stops.

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO (CONT.)

I am Cornholio! I need T.P. for my

bunghole! Heh heh heh.

The group continues down the hall, ignoring Beavis.

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO (CONT.)

(humble)

Would you like to see my bunghole?

Beavis leaves.

INT. WHITE HOUSE/CORRIDOR OF PRESIDENTS - DAY

Tom and Marcy Anderson gaze at a portrait of Eisenhower.

TOM:

(sotto)

Where are ya when we need ya Ike... (to

Marcy) I tell ya what, Honey, with all we

been through, it don't change a thing. I

said it before and I'll say it again. This

is the greatest country on earth...

Beavis/Cornholio wanders by behind them. Tom turns to look.

TOM'S BLURRY P.O.V.: We see Beavis/Cornholio wander down the hall

BABBLING.

TOM:

(adjusting his glasses)

Say, that looks like... Nah, it couldn't

be.

INT. WHITE HOUSE/ANOTHER PART OF THE HALLWAY - DAY

Beavis comes around a corner and stops at a portrait of Nixon.

ANGLE ON PORTRAIT. Nixon doing classic victory pose - peace signs

with both hands up.

ANGLE ON BEAVIS. His hands also up in the Cornholio pose. He

stares for a beat, then:

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO

Are you threatening me?!... I am

Cornholio!

Beavis wanders off.

INT. PRESS ROOM - DAY

The press secretary is giving a conference. The room is packed

with reporters.

PRESS SECRETARY:

Yes, the president does plan to speak

today at the G-PAC conference.

REPORTERS:

(raising hands)

Mr. Secretary! Mr. Secretary! What about

the rumors that a biological weapon has

been stolen and smuggled out of the

country at this conference. Mr. Secretary!

SECRETARY:

Those rumors are entirely unfounded...

While this goes on: Through a doorway in the back of the room, we

see Beavis wander out of frame and then come back in.

He starts WOLFING DOWN MORE SUGAR CUBES from a coffee serving

cart.

BEAVIS:

I am the great Cornholio. I am a gringo...

EXT. WHITE HOUSE - DAY

IN MONTAGE SHOTS:

A.T.F. and Secret Service agents argue.

Several S.W.A.T. trucks pull up.

S.W.A.T. team guys jump out of trucks and load guns.

INT. WHITE HOUSE TOUR - DAY

The tour stands in a giant, elegant dining room.

SANDY:

This is the State Dining Room where the

most powerful world leaders are

entertained.

BUTT-HEAD

Uh, where's the TV? Huh huh huh. Hey

Beavis,... Beavis?

Butt-Head wanders off.

BUTT-HEAD (CONT.)

This house sucks.

INT. HALLWAY OUTSIDE OF OVAL OFFICE - DAY

A Secret Service guard is talking on radio/phone.

GUARD:

Evacuation?... Probably just another bomb

threat or something... OK.

The guard walks off down the hallway, leaving his post.

From the other end of the hallway we see Beavis/Cornholio enter,

still babbling.

INT. WHITE HOUSE/OVAL OFFICE - DAY

Beavis wanders in and finds no one around. He shouts in

frustration.

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO

I am the great Cornholio! Heh heh. You

will cooperate with my bunghole!

He picks up the red phone and presses the button again and again.

INT. STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND - DAY

The war room. A LIEUTENANT picks up the red phone.

A TITLE COMES UP: STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND.

LIEUTENANT:

Yes, Mr. President.

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO

(on phone)

I am Meester President! I have no

bunghole! I am Cornholio!

LIEUTENANT:

Mr. President, I can't make out what

you're saying.

BEAVIS/CORNHOLIO

(on phone)

Bungholio! Presidente! I need teepee!

A GENERAL comes by.

LIEUTENANT:

(to general)

Sir, the President sounds strange.

Something's going on. I don't think it's a

drill.

GENERAL:

Washington may be under attack. Go to

Defcon 4.

ANGLE ON LIEUTENANT'S HAND, moving to push a button. Alarms sound.

ANGLE ON BIG MAP. A sign flashes: DEFCON 4. Soldiers run through

frame.

EXT. WHITE HOUSE - DAY

The seniors, along with other tourists and dignitaries are

escorted out of the building.

INT. WHITE HOUSE CORRIDOR - DAY

A.T.F. agents rush by. We HOLD here after they go. Butt-Head walks

by, unaware.

Butt-Head walks around and opens a door. The door to CHELSEA

CLINTON'S room.

Inside, she's folding clothes. (NOTE: If Clinton is not reelected,

the shot will be wider, revealing she's packing a suitcase)

BUTT-HEAD

(excited)

Whoa! Huh huh uh,... (suave) Hey, baby.

Huh huh, I noticed you have braces. So do

I, huh huh.

EXT. WHITE HOUSE - DAY

We HOLD ON A WIDE SHOT of the back of the White House for a beat.

Then:

We see Butt-Head come CRASHING out of a second-story window -

thrown by Chelsea. He lands deep in the bushes below.

ANGLE ON the bushes.

BUTT-HEAD

Huh huh huh. That was cool.

We see Butt-Head slowly emerge from the bushes. He looks up,

suddenly seeing:

DOZENS OF A.T.F. AGENTS surround him, rifles trained.

BUTT-HEAD

(awestruck)

This is the coolest thing I have ever

seen.

Flemming steps up.

FLEMMING:

Alright, where's the unit?

BUTT-HEAD

Uh, in my pants?

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Mike Judge

Michael Craig "Mike" Judge (born October 17, 1962) is an American actor, voice actor, animator, writer, producer, director, and musician. He created and starred in the animated television series Beavis and Butt-Head (1993–1997, 2011), King of the Hill (1997–2010) and The Goode Family (2009), and co-created the television sitcom Silicon Valley (2014–present). more…

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