So - not the warm, happy vibe I got from the Anderson tour videos, but impresses in other ways at least. He does inspire confidence in terms of his knowledge and ability, and clear attention to detail. But I think that kind of approach can certainly work, and produce impressive results. Not the sort of person I'd want to have an argument with! But he certainly knows his stuff, and is obviously a very capable person - perhaps not inclined to compromise, or take on other people's ideas so much - he knows what he thinks and what he wants, and that's what's gonna happen. John Suhr may not seem like a very warm kind of person, and he seems kind of set in his ways. I did watch the Suhr tour videos again - and to be fair, I came away with a better impression than I did before. But yeah, not great in those tour videos. I also rate their customer service as amongst the very best in the industry. It's not their primary skill I guess, but I cut a little slack given John's online presence on forums.
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Todd made his official return to the series in " Snitchers", where he was voiced by Toby Huss.I'm a real Suhr fan, but I agree that the Suhr 'tour guides', be it John or another dude, don't come across in a "warm" way. The bully would ride his motorcycle on Judge's family's front lawn and do burnouts, which terrified him as a kid. Mike Judge revaled that he based Todd on a teenage bully that lived near him, who's family was somewhat troubled as well. He was created after series writers Sam Johnson and Chris Marcil suggested the idea of a character that Beavis and Butt-head idolize, even though he beats them up and always rips them off in one way or another. In the end, the duo even got him arrested after his enemy's body is discovered in the slaughterhouse.Įven though Todd's last name was never mentioned in the series, it was revealed to be Ianuzzi in "This Book Sucks." In the Super Nintendo game, Beavis and Butt-head win a game of chicken against Todd and Earl and manage to have sent him to the hospital, while in Virtual Stupidity, he is smacked around and then crushed by a cow carcass during Butt-head's attempt to "save him" via a slaughterhouse processing machine. He has long blond hair and wears mirrored sunglasses he has a tattoo on his left (sometimes right) bicep of a flaming skull wearing an eye-patch clutching a knife between its teeth with the script "Life Sucks." He drives a rather battered and well-worn primer-patched green Plymouth Duster recklessly, often onto lawns, through garbage cans, and usually over Beavis and Butt-head's bikes.
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Todd wears a light blue mechanic's shirt with a name patch and the sleeves torn off, jeans and black boots. Todd is not above taking advantage of Beavis and Butt-head when he needs money or a place to hide from the cops. Todd, however, expresses only contempt for the two, assaulting them with little or no provocation and referring to them as "girls." A running joke is whenever Beavis and Butt-Head are interested in a woman, she runs off with him-even sometimes having immediate sex with him. Tom Anderson's electric guitars have a worldwide reputation, but what really turned us on to them in the first place was their Crowdster stage guitars. In " Steamroller," he is said to have dropped-out of Highland High School two years before (though he makes a brief appearance in Coach Buzzcut's class in " Young, Gifted & Crude" and " Let's Clean it Up").īeavis and Butt-head look up to Todd and aspire to become part of his gang which consists of himself, his friend Slade, and his apparently part-time fair-weather trashy girlfriend, Gina, who attends Highland High with the duo. All orders are custom made and most ship worldwide within 24 hours. T-shirts, posters, stickers, home decor, and more, designed and sold by independent artists around the world.
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