Beavis and B***-Head have spent decades turning boredom into an art form. Mike Judge’s shamelessly foolish teenagers have mocked music videos, skipped responsibility, crossed America, and even travelled through time, becoming unlikely icons of MTV-era animation. Their adventures have produced two feature films and several television revivals.

But are either movies on Netflix, and where can US viewers watch them now?

The short answer is that Netflix is not currently the main US destination for either feature film. The first movie, Beavis and B***-Head Do America, sends the pair on a chaotic road trip after their television disappears. Released in 1996, it features the voices of Mike Judge, Bruce Willis, Demi Moore, Cloris Leachman, and Robert Stack. US viewers can find it through digital rental or purchase services, while availability can change by platform and date.

The second film, Beavis and B***-Head Do the Universe, arrived in 2022 and moves the characters into a science-fiction storyline. After a disastrous space mission, the duo returns to Earth and causes trouble in the modern world. Mike Judge voices both leads, with Gary Cole, Chi McBride, Andrea Savage, Nat Faxon, Chris Diamantopoulos, and other performers joining the cast.

For American subscribers, Do the Universe is available through Paramount+, including selected Paramount+ channel options, and can also be purchased digitally through Apple TV and Fandango At Home. Netflix has added the television franchise in the US, including selected classic collections and revival seasons, but the two films are not included in that current movie offering.

'Alley Cats' on Netflix: Everything to Know About the Voice Cast, Plot and Release Date of Ricky Gervais’s Animated Show

If Netflix’s Beavis and B***-Head selection leaves you wanting more adult animation, another new comedy has just arrived on the platform.

Ricky Gervais’ Alley Cats is a separate animated comedy series that premiered on Netflix on August 7, 2026. The six-episode show follows feral cats causing disorder across city streets, with the animals’ misadventures providing the basis for an irreverent story about survival and life in a hostile human world.

Gervais created the series and leads its voice cast, alongside Andrew Brooke, Tom Basden, Kerry Godliman, David Earl, and Diane Morgan. The project also reunites several performers associated with After Life, while animation studio Blink Industries and director Elliot Dear are involved in the production.

Unlike the Beavis and B***-Head films, Alley Cats is designed as a short-form television binge, with all six episodes available together on Netflix. Its adult tone, crude animal characters, and focus on social disorder make it a natural recommendation for viewers who enjoy animation aimed at older audiences. However, it is a new property rather than an extension of Mike Judge’s franchise.

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Do you prefer the original Do America, the newer Do the Universe, or Netflix’s Alley Cats? Let us know in the comments.