Beavis and Butt-Head are arriving back on TeleVision. Fun times TV declared that the two adolescent couch potatoes, who were a mainstream society sensation during the 1990s on MTV, will return for two seasons as a major aspect of an arrangement with the arrangement’s unique maker, Mike Judge, and 3 Arts Entertainment, Variety revealed.

The series will likewise incorporate specials and a potential side project arrangement, the site announced.

In its new form, Judge will deliver and give voiceover to the two characters

“Who will enter a “totally different Gen Z world” with topics relatable to both new fans and furthermore to long-lasting fans,” as per The Hollywood Reporter.

“It appeared as though everything looked good to get moronic once more,” Judge said in an announcement.

“Beavis and Butt-Head” made its presentation on MTV’s Liquid Television in 1992 and turned into an independent arrangement a year later. The show went through 1997, airing somewhere in the range of 25 and 50 scenes every year, as indicated by The Hollywood Reporter.

The high schooler loafers even had their own film, 1996′s “Beavis and Butt-Head Do America.”

The judge has a lot of involvement with activity and satire.

He was a co-maker for the Fox enlivened parody, “Lord of the Hill,” which ran for 13 seasons, Variety announced. Judge additionally dealt with films like “Office Space” and “Idiocracy,” the site revealed.

Judge is at present under agreement with HBO, which covers all types of TV outside of activity, Variety revealed.