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It seemed like a good idea that Mike Judge, creator of Beavis & Butt-Head and King of the Hill , would have an animated comedy on ABC.

Peter, left, Michael and Samir surround the comopany copier in "Office Space." The Capitol Theatre in York City is screening the 1999 movie "Office Space" on Sunday, and theater staff are encouraging anybody grappling with the soul-numbing inanity of the cubicle-farm lifestyle to attend.

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It's hard to believe, but it's been 16 years since the multi-faceted Mike Judge first burst onto the scene with Beavis and Butt-Head , which debuted on MTV back in 1993.

According to Daily Variety, the cable network will air all 13 episodes of the animated comedy that ABC canceled last summer .

As the creative force behind of the long-running "King of the Hill" and its precursor, the headbang-worthy "Beavis & Butt-Head" - " not to mention the modern film classic, "Office Space" - ".... As the creative force behind of the long-running "King of the Hill" and its precursor, the headbang-worthy "Beavis & Butt-Head" - " not to mention the ...

Extract is kind of a NOT? The new comedy Extract isn't necessarily a laugh riot, but it has it's moments.

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Forty-four years before Grammer's "Hank," there was this "Hank." The sitcom starred Dick Kallman as Dearborn, a young man determined to get a college education at any cost.

Mike Judge, the subversively witty writer-director who created "Beavis and Butthead," "King of the Hill" and the cult-classic movie "Office Space," heads back to the workplace for this quirky, grown-up comedy about what happens when things go wrong inside - and outside - a small food-flavoring factory.

As Hollywood enters a down period, we take a look at the new Mike Judge film, Extract .

S elected mini-reviews, rated on a system of 0 to 4 stars, by Rick Groen, Liam Lacey, Stephen Cole and Jennie Punter.

T he Gold Town Nickelodeon was out, since the L.A. Times had already given us their thoughts on the movie playing at Shattuck Way.

This is the end. The end of Fox' "King of the Hill," although you will still be able to watch reruns on Cartoon Network.

Extract I'm a Jason Bateman fan. I spent a solid 12 months of my life watching episodes of Arrested Development every single night as I fell asleep.

Sept. 18, 2009 BECK AT THE MOVIES: 'Extract': Don't Call This a Comedy; Director Should Have Emphasized Oddball Drama By Jeff Beck Special to Huntingtonnews.net Mike Judge, the writer/director of the brilliant "Office Space," brings us his latest comedic effort with "Extract." I've always been amazed that Judge wrote "Office Space" since he is also ...

For about 20 years now, Mike Judge has dared to find the funny in places other comedy writers dare not go, not because they're particularly controversial or culturally dangerous, but simply because the jokes are harder to find.

The title of the film Extract is appropriate on all levels. Written and directed by Mike Judge , he has extracted from this story virtually all morality, wisdom, spiritual values, character development and empathy.

'Extract,' the new comedy written and directed by Mike Judge, has plenty of good, hearty chuckles.

Mike Judge's feature film "Extract," a companion piece to his 1999 "Office Space," is in theaters now.