As with the first volume, these episodes are presented in their original 1.33:1 format. The transfers aren't all in perfect shape, but they're all relatively clean and clear. The only problem here is a moderate level of interlacing---especially common in animation DVDs---which creates a bit of softness and blurriness during scenes of action. While it's safe to say that these episodes offer a visual improvement over the original broadcast versions, they look exactly the same as those found on The Mike Judge Collection...and that was five years ago, so it's a shame they couldn't have been tightened up a bit.

The audio department offers a quality presentation, as the included English 2.0 Stereo mix is front-heavy but surprisingly dynamic with a lively atmosphere that gets the job done nicely. Unfortunately, no subtitle options have been provided for these episodes---and worse yet, Closed Captioning isn't supported either.

Seen below, the 1.33:1 menu designs for this release are simply designed and easy to navigate. Each short is presented without chapter breaks, while no obvious layer change was detected during playback. This one-disc release is housed in one of those annoying "eco-friendly" keepcases with the holes in it, and no inserts of any kind are included.

Up next is the original, uncut "Frog Baseball Short", which also appeared on The Mike Judge Collection, Volume 3. This is the short that got Beavis and Butt-Head rolling, so it's nice to have for posterity's sake (even if, like the earlier episodes, it's really rough around the edges).

Last but not least are a few short Preview Clips> from the upcoming relaunch of Beavis and Butt-Head...but, of course, these are readily available on Youtube and other outlets. It's good to know that the original format appears to be intact, especially since they'll be trashing new videos and MTV reality programming. All bonus features are presented in 1.33:1 and do not include subtitles or Closed Captions.

Here's the bottom line: Mike Judge's Most Wanted is aimed at those who don't own The Mike Judge Collection, Volumes 1-3...but even so, I'd recommend any or all of those before this slimmed-down release. You'll get a lot more Beavis and Butt-Head for your buck, from cartoons to bonus features to (gasp!) music videos. Nonetheless, Paramount's one-disc collection pairs the same old technical presentation with mostly recycled extras, so the only real highlight here is a rock-bottom list price. Still, I know a cash grab when I see one. Skip It, unless you're a new fan with only $10 to spare.