release, stop holding
dramatic chord] Let go of me, butthole.Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe · 2022 — 第 18 / 22 章 · 2'30" · B2
Two agents have Beavis and Butt-Head in custody and mistake them for a species that mastered interstellar travel. The real fight is over who controls them: the feds cite "national security," while Governor Ryan insists, "As long as you're in the state of Texas, both those boys belong to me." The duo just giggles at a word that sounds dirty.
Beavis and Butt-Head sit handcuffed in a holding room while a special agent and Governor Ryan argue over them. The agent says a secret Defense Command wants the prisoners handed over for national security; the governor counters that inside Texas they belong to her. A lieutenant governor keeps trying to join in and gets sent for ice.
注目の表現
buttholeinterstellarshare one brainplay dumb
このシーンの表現
pretend not to know
The agent orders them to stop pretending, while they just look blank.
Don't play dumb with me.
a vulgar insult
between the stars
share a single mind
a country's safety
legal authority
49 行のセリフに 30 件のメモ
release, stop holding
dramatic chord] Let go of me, butthole.Let go of blends together; practice the linking.
dramatic chord] Let go of me, butthole.or that kind of thing
Is that, like, part of America or something?Part of America links across words; listen for the blend.
Is that, like, part of America or something?difficult to accept
- It's hard to believe this species mastered interstellar travel.To is reduced, so hard to runs together.
- It's hard to believe this species mastered interstellar travel.hardly able to
Apart, they're barely able to feed themselves.more than we can grasp
But together, their intelligence is beyond what we can even conceive.noun clause: The what-clause is the object of beyond, not a question.
But together, their intelligence is beyond what we can even conceive.separate them
- If we keep them apart, it'll neutralize the threat.unite them
- But if we don't bring them together, we'll never know their plans for world conquest.conditional clause: The if-clause states the condition the main clause depends on.
- But if we don't bring them together, we'll never know their plans for world conquest.fine, if that is what you want
- Uh, if that's how you want it, baby.Also is stressed to highlight the contrast.
But I can also be very gentle.making no progress
- Okay, we're not getting anywhere.The t in not is often dropped before getting.
- Okay, we're not getting anywhere.making out
- Uh, I don't mind the handcuffs, but like, is this dumbass gonna be in the room while we're getting it on?idiot — A casual insult; never use it in formal talk.
- Uh, I don't mind the handcuffs, but like, is this dumbass gonna be in the room while we're getting it on?making out, having sex — Informal and slightly cheeky; not for polite settings.
- Uh, I don't mind the handcuffs, but like, is this dumbass gonna be in the room while we're getting it on?relative clause: An omitted-that relative clause modifies the word something.
- Hello, Governor. It appears we each have something the other wants.because of, citing
Governor Ryan, the secret Defense Command demands you turn over your prisoner immediately for reasons of national security.provided that
- As long as you're in the state of Texas, Special Agent, both those boys belong to me.condition clause: As long as sets the condition; the main clause states the claim.
- As long as you're in the state of Texas, Special Agent, both those boys belong to me.to a smaller degree
- And to a lesser extent me, because I'm the lieutenant-- - There's no ice in this.also, too
- Could your assistant get me some ice as well?a made-up insult — A nonsense insult, played purely for laughs.
- You're the bunghole, buttwagon.resemble in sound
So one word sounds like another word, big deal, who cares?so what — Sarcastic or dismissive; very casual.
So one word sounds like another word, big deal, who cares?get someone substituted
- So you can ruin me and have me replaced as governor with one of your deep state assets?a shadowy state within the state — Loaded political jargon; use it with care.
- So you can ruin me and have me replaced as governor with one of your deep state assets?The comedy comes from the gap between how the captors talk about the duo and how the duo actually behave. One observer marvels that 'this species mastered interstellar travel,' and another theorizes that together their intelligence is 'beyond what we can even conceive' — a mock-serious framing of two morons who can barely function. The real political joke is the turf war: a federal agent invokes national security and the law, while Governor Ryan answers with raw territorial power, "As long as you're in the state of Texas, Special Agent, both those boys belong to me." Neither side cares what the prisoners actually are; they only care who gets to claim them. Meanwhile Beavis and Butt-Head reduce every lofty line to a dirty pun, proving the observers wrong simply by opening their mouths.
- It's hard to believe this species mastered interstellar travel.An observer can't square the duo's stupidity with the advanced space travel they supposedly pulled off.
But together, their intelligence is beyond what we can even conceive.The captors believe the two are far smarter together than apart, treating them as a single brilliant organism.
- But if we don't bring them together, we'll never know their plans for world conquest.One side argues they must reunite the pair, or they'll never uncover the invasion plan they suspect.
But I can also be very gentle.One of the duo, misunderstanding the interrogation as flirting, offers to be 'gentle' in return.
- Hello, Governor. It appears we each have something the other wants.The federal agent opens negotiations by pointing out the governor has a prisoner and he has leverage.
- As long as you're in the state of Texas, Special Agent, both those boys belong to me.Governor Ryan asserts Texas jurisdiction, telling the agent the two inmates belong to her inside state lines.
They talk about them as a 'species' that mastered interstellar travel and share one brain, and they fear a world-conquest plan. It's played as deadpan bureaucratic confusion, not confirmed alien lore.
The federal agent says the secret Defense Command wants them for national security under federal law. Governor Ryan counters that while they're in Texas, they belong to her.
He wants credit and keeps clarifying that he's the lieutenant governor, not the governor's assistant. He's dismissed with an order to fetch ice.
Sitting handcuffed and finding everything funny, especially a word that sounds like a body part. They ignore the serious negotiation entirely.
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第 11 章scoreBeavis Tries to Say I Love You
第 12 章wild goose chaseBeavis and Butt-Head at College
第 13 章white privilegeBeavis & Butt-Head White Privilege 101
第 14 章bail outCornholio Takes Over the Jail Cell
第 15 章contagiousCornholio Leads a Prison Riot
第 16 章a stroke of good luckGovernor Pardons the Wrong Inmates
第 17 章first dibsBeavis and Butt-Head's House Is Gone
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