Agent Flemming (Beavis and Butthead) and Agent Bork

Agent Flemming & Agent Bork


Context

This pair is now likely pretty obscure, as they appeared in a 1996 Beavis and Butt-Head animated feature.

Beavis and Butt-Head was one of the edgy 1990s animated series on MTV. It had its strong points, the main one being that it led to Daria. And it had… its weak points.

But unless you’re reading this completely at random, you may be interested in having these guys cameo as a 1990s joke/reference.


Background

Agent Flemming

  • Marital Status: Unrevealed.
  • Known Relatives: None.
  • Group Affiliation: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms.
  • Base Of Operations: Mobile.
  • Height: 6’1” Weight: 210lbs. Age: Early 50s.
  • Eyes: Unrevealed Hair: Gray

Agent Bork

  • Marital Status: Unrevealed.
  • Known Relatives: None.
  • Group Affiliation: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms.
  • Base Of Operations: Mobile.
  • Height: 6’0” Weight: 215lbs. Age: Early 40s.
  • Eyes: Black Hair: Light Brown


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History

Flemming was a highly driven agent of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. He was tracking Dallas Grimes after she’d stolen the X-5 toxic cloud unit from a lab in the Rockies.

By the time he found her in Las Vegas, she’d sewn the unit into Beavis’s pants. Then she sent them on a Dream America bus to Washington DC.

From then he put his best efforts into finding Beavis & Butthead before the unit could be cracked open. The search involved him ordering cavity searches of numerous people, involved or not.

Finally, Flemming caught up to the pair outside the White House. After Butthead caught the unit, he handed it to Flemming, thereby ending the crisis.


Description

Flemming is a tall, athletic man with gray hair and eyeglasses. He’s usually wearing a white collar shirt, dark blue slacks, an equally dark blue blazer and a black necktie.

He carries himself with the utmost seriousness, as if every case were as serious as the X-5 crisis.


Personality

Fleming drives himself and his men with a hardball attitude, as if any of them, or even himself, could screw up any instant, resulting in the destruction of the entire Earth. Regardless of the actual severity of the case.

Bork was the cool head that tried to temper Flemming’s enthusiasm. He’s basically keeping him from killing every suspect on sight.


Quote

“BORK ! You’re a FEDERAL AGENT ! You represent the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ! NEVER END A SENTENCE WITH A PREPOSITION  !”



Game Stats — DC Heroes RPG

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Agent Flemming, ATF

A 575 Point Character.

Dex: 04 Str: 03 Bod: 04 Motivation: Responsibility of Power
Int: 06 Wil: 07 Min: 07 Occupation: ATF Agent
Inf: 06 Aur: 05 Spi: 05 Resources {or Wealth}: 004
Init: 018 HP: 010

Skills:
Artist (Writer): 04, Charisma*: 06, Detective*: 06, Martial Artist: 04, Medicine (Brainwashing, First Aid): 05, Military Science: 04, Vehicles (Air Vehicles, Land Vehicles, Water Vehicles): 04, Weaponry (Firearms): 06

Advantages
Area Knowledge (United States), Credentials (Government, Medium), Intensive Training.

Drawbacks:
SIA (his job).


Agent Bork, ATF

A 495 Point Character.

Dex: 04 Str: 03 Bod: 04 Motivation: Responsibility of Power
Int: 06 Wil: 06 Min: 05 Occupation: ATF Agent
Inf: 05 Aur: 05 Spi: 05 Resources {or Wealth}: 004
Init: 017 HP: 011

Skills:
Artist (Writer): 04, Detective*: 06, Martial Artist: 04, Medicine (Brainwashing, First Aid): 05, Military Science: 04, Vehicles (Air Vehicles, Land Vehicles, Water Vehicles): 04, Weaponry (Firearms): 04

Advantages
Area Knowledge (United States), Credentials (Government, Medium).

Drawbacks:
Innocent.

By Robert Marcum.

Source of Character: Beavis & Butthead Do America (1996 movie, Character voiced by Robert Stack).