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Cornholio Takes Over the Jail Cell, Explained:bail out

Locked up and told they'll wait a month for arraignment, Beavis and Butt-Head get a package from a cellmate and asked to hold it. Beavis eats it instead — "Tastes weird. Kinda salty." — and turns into Cornholio, demanding toilet paper until the whole cell block joins his chant.

あらすじ

Beavis and Butt-Head land in a cell and learn no one will bail them out, so they'll stay until their arraignment in a month. A cellmate hands Beavis a package to hide; he eats it, finds it salty, and transforms into his alter ego Cornholio, leading a cell-block revolt demanding more toilet paper.

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このシーンの表現

bail out

pay to free someone

The officer tells them no one will post bail, so they must wait a month.

He asked his uncle to bail out his roommate.

このシーンの他の表現

  • kicks ass

    is really great

  • the system works

    the system finally caught them

  • arraignment

    first court hearing

  • listen up

    pay attention

  • toy with

    play with, manipulate

このシーンのメモ一覧

85 行のセリフに 28 件のメモ

発音kicks ass

Kicks ass links the s straight into the next word.

This kicks ass.
スラング · B1kicks ass

is awesome — Fine among friends, avoid in formal settings.

This kicks ass.
表現 · B1a youth pastor

church youth leader

- Yeah, that youth pastor always said we'd be here someday.
文法 · B1said we'd be here someday

object clause: The clause after said reports what the pastor predicted.

- Yeah, that youth pastor always said we'd be here someday.
表現 · A2on one's way to something

on the way

- We're on our way to go score.
表現 · B2bail someone out

pay to free someone

- Well, you got no one to bail you out, so you'll be here until your arraignment in a month.
文法 · B2so you'll be here until

result clause: So introduces the result of having no one to post bail.

- Well, you got no one to bail you out, so you'll be here until your arraignment in a month.
発音bail you

Bail you blends into one sound.

- Well, you got no one to bail you out, so you'll be here until your arraignment in a month.
表現 · A2that sucks

that's too bad

- What-- What? A month? - That sucks.
表現 · B1ditch something

threw the phone away

- They ditched the phone.
表現 · B2the Feds

federal agents

- It's the Feds. They're on this too.
スラング · B2the Feds

federal agents — Casual word for federal law enforcement.

- It's the Feds. They're on this too.
表現 · A2know about something

have information on

How much do they know about the murders I committed?
スラング · B2get a boner

get an erection — Vulgar; only joking with close friends.

Sometimes, I think about her, and I don't even get a boner but I feel good anyway.
表現 · A2think about someone

have in mind

If you don't get a boner when you think about her, then you don't know what love is.
文法 · B1If you don't get a boner when you think about her, then

conditional: The if-clause sets a test, and then delivers the verdict.

If you don't get a boner when you think about her, then you don't know what love is.
発音get a

The t in get a flaps between vowels.

If you don't get a boner when you think about her, then you don't know what love is.
表現 · A2help someone out

give someone a hand

Okay, listen up, kid. You're gonna help me out.
表現 · B1kinda + adjective

a bit salty

Tastes weird. Kinda salty.
表現 · A2check on someone

look in on

- Maybe you ought to check on that kid.
表現 · B1ought to do something

should

- Maybe you ought to check on that kid.
表現 · B1follow someone around

trails someone

He just, like, follows me around all the time.
表現 · B1quit doing something

stop doing

- Quit disrespecting me!
表現 · B1never give someone enough

always shortchange us

- They never give us enough.
表現 · A2be right about something

correct about

- That little guy's right about the toilet paper.
表現 · A2one's own something

belonging to oneself

- No man can see his own bunghole.
表現 · A2a pair of something

two dice

- Look, are you sure you don't want a pair of dice or something?
表現 · B1for the rest of one's life

for the rest of life

This is gonna be on my head for the rest of my life, dumbass.

「Cornholio Takes Over the Jail Cell」を読み解く

What's really going on

The cell block becomes a stage for the movie's running joke about Beavis's two selves. Told they're stuck until their arraignment, the pair mostly worry about love and scoring, not prison. Then a cellmate recruits Beavis to hold contraband — "I can't let them find these on me" — and Beavis eats it, decides it's "kinda salty," and flips into Cornholio, the rasping alter ego who speaks in demands. His chant starts as nonsense and becomes a grievance the other inmates share: they really do want more toilet paper, so Cornholio accidentally gives them a cause. What follows is absurd on its face but true to the film's logic — the boys don't change the system, they just give the cell block a slogan. Even the joke about love lands here: Butt-Head insists "you don't know what love is" if you don't get a boner.

Theme

AbsurdityA cellmate's contraband turns Beavis into Cornholio, and his nonsense demand for toilet paper unites the whole block.
Dark humorThe boys face a month in jail with jokes about love and scoring instead of fear, mixing prison with their usual idiocy.

このチャプターで学べること

  • Kicks ass is crude slang for something great.
  • To bail someone out is to free them.
  • An arraignment is the first court hearing.
  • Cornholio repeats a chant until others join.

発音のポイント

  • kicks ass — Kicks ass links the s straight into the next word.
  • bail you — Bail you blends into one sound.
  • get a — The t in get a flaps between vowels.
- Yeah, that youth pastor always said we'd be here someday.

The boys treat jail as a milestone they were promised, mixing a church figure into their sense of destiny.

- Well, you got no one to bail you out, so you'll be here until your arraignment in a month.

The blunt legal reality: nobody will post bail, so they're stuck until the court first brings them in.

How much do they know about the murders I committed?

The governor's panic, slipping from 'murders' to the cover story that it was 'attempted' and in a video game.

If you don't get a boner when you think about her, then you don't know what love is.

Butt-Head's blunt theory of romance, offered as reassurance to Beavis and stated as fact.

I can't let them find these on me.

The cellmate's reason for dumping contraband on Beavis: a search is coming and he needs it gone.

I need TP for my bunghole!

Cornholio's signature demand, the catchphrase that turns a private joke into the cell block's shared cause.

This is gonna be on my head for the rest of my life, dumbass.

The tattoo punchline: Beavis realizes the forehead tattoo is permanent, delivered with deadpan complaint.

このシーンについての質問

Why are Beavis and Butt-Head stuck in jail for a month?

No one will bail them out, and their case won't come up until the arraignment in a month. The officer says they'll be held until then.

Why does the cellmate give Beavis the package?

A search is coming and he can't be caught with it — "I can't let them find these on me" — so he pressures Beavis into hiding it, telling him to put it in his pants.

What happens after Beavis eats the package?

He says it tastes weird and salty, then transforms into his alter ego Cornholio. He starts demanding toilet paper, and the other inmates join in, turning it into a cell-block protest.

How does Butt-Head define love in this scene?

He tells Beavis that if thinking about a girl doesn't give you a boner, you don't know what love is — his crude version of a romantic test.

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