Mr. Skullhead - Reception

Reception

Regarding the DVD release, Filip Vukcevic of IGN writes: "Thirteen years later and a droll skit featuring Mr. Skullhead... is still worth a chuckle". Tyler Shainline contends that "Some of the best characters were the ones that never got the chance to be overused, like Mr. Skullhead, a mute skeleton whose clips were narrated by Motel 6 spokesman Tom Bodett...".

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