Beavis and Butt-Head Do America

Beavis and Butt-Head's day kicks off with a shocking revelation: their beloved television is missing from their home. This loss sets the stage for their misadventures, igniting their determination to retrieve the cherished device.

The duo embarks on a chaotic quest to find their stolen television. Their comedic missteps and blunders characterize their journey as they stumble upon a motel promising TVs in every room, which raises their hopes.

At the motel, they encounter Muddy Grimes, who mistakenly thinks they are hitmen. He offers them $10,000 to take care of his wife, Dallas, in Las Vegas, framing their journey with an unexpected twist.

Beavis and Butt-Head arrive in Las Vegas, excited about the potential windfall. They check into their hotel, blissfully ignorant of the true nature of their mission, and begin eavesdropping on conversations.

Their adventures heat up when they confront Dallas, who is armed and dangerous. She offers the duo $20,000 to deal with Muddy instead, leading them into a comical race for the reward.

Dallas ups the ante by secretly placing a stolen biological weapon, the X-5 unit, in Beavis' shorts. She sets a meeting at the U.S. Capitol under the guise of cooperation, with sinister intentions.

On a tour bus, Beavis and Butt-Head create pandemonium at Hoover Dam, inadvertently causing enough chaos to land them on the FBI's most-wanted list. Their antics are drawing unwelcome attention.

After boarding the wrong bus, the duo finds themselves surrounded by nuns. Their obliviousness to the situation only adds to the absurdity of their misadventures.

In the Petrified Forest, Beavis and Butt-Head meet two former Mötley Crüe roadies who happen to be their biological fathers. The encounter unfolds humorously, though the boys remains unaware of their true identities.

In a desperate attempt to escape Muddy, the boys leap from his trunk, inadvertently causing a massive 400-car pileup on the Virginia interstate. This event showcases their obliviousness to the chaos they create.

Beavis and Butt-Head make their way to the White House, facing a series of mishaps along the way. Their presence inadvertently attracts the attentions of various authorities, escalating the situation.

Under the influence of caffeine and sugar, Beavis transforms into his hyperactive alter ego, Cornholio. He bursts into the Oval Office, accidentally triggering a military alert amidst the chaos.

In a misunderstood situation, the ATF prepares for an assault believing Beavis is armed. The tension escalates but is swiftly defused by Tom Anderson's timely intervention.

Following their chaotic escapades, Beavis and Butt-Head are recognized as the 'heroes of the hour.' They are awarded honorary ATF agent status by President Bill Clinton, highlighting their unintentional heroism.

Upon returning to Highland, Beavis and Butt-Head grapple with feelings of emptiness despite their recognition. However, the joyful moment comes when they find their lost TV, reigniting their spirits.