7.37 "Leave it to Beavis" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Yell at him

The episode kicked off at the boys' home where they watched a television show from the black and white era. A young boy was on there expressing certain fears he had about his father. He thought that his dad would eventually yell at him for committing a minor infraction, causing Beavis and Butt-head to giggle.

Answer: 1950s

The duo spoke about the episode they watched and Beavis brought up how much he loved the male patriarch who took central stage on the series. Beavis asked if things were like that back then when the show aired. Butt-head responded how, if today was like the 1950s, everything would be profoundly different.

Answer: Stewart's mom

Beavis and Butt-head started to laugh about their appreciation for "Leave it to Beaver" so the show then went off on a parody. They named it "Leave it to Beavis" and certain characters from the regular series portrayed individuals from this classic older show. Stewart's mom arrived on the scene as June Cleaver.

Answer: False

The parody started to roll out other familiar "Beavis and Butt-head" characters starring as "Leave it to Beaver" people. The second person who arrived on the scene was Butt-head. Based upon his mannerisms and personality, he resembled the popular character of Ward from the popular 1950s based sitcom.

Answer: Baseball

Beavis came down the stairs at the parody's opening and was referenced as "The Beavis" (a take on "The Beaver"). Beavis aired with black hair and typical 1950s related clothing to authenticate this spin. Near the beginning, Beavis put on a baseball cap and proceeded to the bus stop.

Answer: True

Beavis went to the bus stop and got there with Stewart present as well waiting for the vehicle. Stewart informed Beavis that the bus had not arrived yet to transport them to school. Beavis advised Stewart to simply wait around for a little while and eventually it would arrive on time so they would not be late for class.

Answer: Todd

As Beavis and Stewart awaited the bus in the parody, Todd pulled up in his car and bore a resemblance to villainous Eddie from "Leave it to Beaver". He asked them both if they awaited for the school bus, causing the laugh track to immerse within that moment. Beavis asked Todd (or Eddie) if he would take him to school.

Answer: Stewart

Stewart reminded Beavis that it would not be such a good idea to take rides from strangers, even if just to school. During this part of the parody, Todd (or Eddie) goaded Beavis into getting inside his car by insisting he would be cool to do such. Beavis agreed to take the ride so Todd (or Eddie) opened the door, injuring Stewart.

Answer: Cigarettes

While Beavis was in Todd/Eddie's car, Todd (or Eddie) brought up how he would like for Beavis to get him some cigarettes. Beavis responded that he did not have enough money to afford him that purchase as he just got an allowance for milk only. He informed Beavis that he would not be drinking milk that day since the money would go straight to his cigarettes.

Answer: Cancer

Beavis went inside the tobacco store in order to get Todd (or Eddie) his cigarettes. The manager there told him that he was the third person that gentleman brought into that store this week to request for cigarettes. He advised him that he could not sell cigarettes to a boy his age and that cigarettes lead to cancer.