List of The Angry Beavers episodes

The Angry Beavers is an American animated television series created by Mitch Schauer for Nickelodeon. The series revolves around Daggett and Norbert Beaver, two young beaver brothers who have moved out of their parents' home to become bachelors in the forest near the fictional Wayouttatown, Oregon.[1]

The pilot episode, entitled "Snowbound", was finished in 1994. The series officially premiered in on April 19, 1997,[2] and ended on November 11, 2003,[3] with a total of 62 episodes (123 segments) over the course of 4 seasons. The series has also appeared in syndication on Nickelodeon Canada from 2009 to 2017. The complete series has also been released on DVD in Region 1 by Shout! Factory.[4][5][6]

Series overview

SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast aired
Pilot1994
113April 19, 1997 (1997-04-19)September 28, 1997 (1997-09-28)
213March 1, 1998 (1998-03-01)November 21, 1998 (1998-11-21)
322March 14, 1999 (1999-03-14)March 18, 2000 (2000-03-18)
414October 14, 2000 (2000-10-14)[7] (YTV)
January 6, 2001 (2001-01-06) (Nickelodeon)
March 10, 2001 (2001-03-10)[8](YTV)
November 11, 2003 (2003-11-11)[3] (Nickelodeon)

Episodes

Pilot (1994)

Mitch Schauer originally created a test pilot episode of The Angry Beavers for Nickelodeon in 1994, entitled "Snowbound." The pilot was later found and uploaded to YouTube on May 26, 2022, by the user "keith gaminggamer".[9]

TitleAnimation direction byStory byOriginal air date
"Snowbound"Brian Ray & Mike LymanMitch Schauer & Karl Toerge1994 (1994)
When the TV breaks down, Norb and Dag try to do something fun.

Season 1 (1997)

No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDirected byWritten byStoryboard byOriginal air dateProd.
code[10][11][12]
U.S. households (millions)
11"Born to Be Beavers"
"Up All Night"
Robert HughesMitchell Schauer
Victor Wilson
Mitchell Schauer & Michael R. GerardApril 19, 1997 (1997-04-19)0012.33[13]
Beaver brothers Norb and Dag must find their own home, but this becomes difficult due to their constant disagreements.
Realizing that, since they don't live with their parents anymore, they no longer need to go to bed early, Dag and Norb try to stay up all night. At first, they have fun doing so, but the lack of sleep causes problems. The end has them realize that because their clock was unplugged, they stayed up so long that the environment in which they live has become a futuristic city.
22"A Dam Too Far"
"Long in the Teeth"
Robert Hughes
George Chialtas
Mitchell Schauer
Keith Kaczorek
Mitchell Schauer & Michael R. GerardApril 27, 1997 (1997-04-27)002B
002A
2.40[14]
Dag fights to dam up the river, despite it being a flood zone.
Norb grows his teeth too long, which becomes a fashion statement at first, but causes problems in everyday life.
33"Gift Hoarse"
"Go Beavers!"
Robert Hughes
Bobtown Productions
Mitchell Schauer
Keith Kaczorek
Joel Seibel
Mario D'Anna
May 4, 1997 (1997-05-04)0032.28[15]
Dag is jealous after getting an air freshener for Arbor Day while Norb gets a train set.
Dag and Norb attend a football game that they later play in so that they can help their team.
44"Box Top Beavers"
"Salmon Sez"
Robert Hughes
Justin Michael
John Derevlany
Victor Wilson
Joel Seibel, Mitchell Schauer & Michael R. Gerard
Chris Dent & Mario D'Anna
May 11, 1997 (1997-05-11)0042.35[16]
Wanting to get better cereal prizes than Norb, Dag saves cereal box-tops to get a street sweeper, but takes so long that the time he obtains enough is the time the offer expires.
Spawning salmon invade the beavers' lake, and Norb and Dag try to get them to go away.
55"Beach Beavers a-Go-Go"
"Deranged Ranger"
Rob Hughes (animation)
Patti Shinagawa (animation)
Victor Wilson
John Derevlany
Mark O'Hare
Chris Dent
June 1, 1997 (1997-06-01)0052.89[17]
Not wanting to hibernate in the winter, Dag and Norb take a vacation to the beach.
Dag becomes the new ranger of the forest, but power goes to his head.
66"Muscular Beaver"
"Fish 'n' Dips"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Rob Hughes (animation)
John Derevlany
Jordanna Arlkin
Joel Seibel
Chris Dent
June 8, 1997 (1997-06-08)0062.35[18]
Dag's hero role playing goes too far, so Norb must act like a super-villain to defeat him.
Dag is terrified when a monster fish eats the tip of his tail.
77"Enter the Daggett"
"Bug-a-Boo"
Bobtown Productions (animation)
Justin Michael (animation)
Mark Palmer
Kat Likkel
Mitchell Schauer & Ty Schafrath
Mario D'Anna, Bob Foster,
Ty Schafrath & Dave Rodriguez
June 22, 1997 (1997-06-22)007N/A
Dag tries becoming braver with "Ninja-Robics" tape.
Dag fears a giant cricket that ends up in the dam.
88"Mission to the Big Hot Thingy"
"I Dare You"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
John DerevlanyMario D'Anna & Mark O'Hare
Joel Seibel
June 29, 1997 (1997-06-29)0082.17[19]
Norb and Dag embark on a space mission to the sun, but they get lost in space.
Norb and Dag incessantly "dare" each other.
99"Stinky Toe"
"House Broken"
Pam Garry (animation)
Patty Shinagawa & Robert Hughes (animation)
Frank Santopadre
Victor Wilson
Chris Dent
Mario D'Anna, Bob Foster & Dave Rodriguez
July 13, 1997 (1997-07-13)009B
009A
2.07[20]
Norb gets a case of "stinky toe", a rare and incurable disease for beavers, so Dag attempts to help his brother.
Norb and Dag decide to become pets and get adopted by an overly normal family.
1010"Tree's Company"
"Guess Who's Stumping to Dinner"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Bobtown Productions (animation)
John Derevlany
Keith Kaczorek
Mitch Schauer & Mario D'Anna
Mario D'Anna & Mark O'Hare
July 20, 1997 (1997-07-20)0102.02[21]
Dag decides to throw a party after feeling ignored when Norb wants alone time to build a model.
Norb befriends Stump and Dag gets jealous.
1111"Fancy Prance"
"H2Whoa!"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Keith Kaczorek
Victor Wilson
Joel Seibel
Chris Dent
August 3, 1997 (1997-08-03)0112.37[22]
Norb lives his dream of being a Lipizzaner stallion.
Dag and Norb find a brand new water park, so they build their own ride.
1212"The Bing That Wouldn't Leave"
"You Promised"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Victor WilsonJoel Seibel
Mario D'Anna, Ty Schafrath & Bob Foster
August 10, 1997 (1997-08-10)0122.24[23]
Norb and Dag meet a new friend in Bing, a motor-mouthed lizard who becomes annoyingly clingy.
Dag writes a note on his eyelids to remind him of Norb's promise a year later.
1313"Bummer of Love"
"Food of the Clods"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Keith Kaczorek
Mitchell Schauer
Chris Dent & Joel Seibel
Mario D'Anna & Ty Schafrath
September 28, 1997 (1997-09-28)0132.25[24]
Dag tries to blow up the hippie concert on their property while Norb falls in love with a female beaver named Treeflower.
Norb sleepwalks while watching movies and Dag intends to prove his brother's crazy habit.

Season 2 (1998)

No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDirected byWritten byStoryboard byOriginal air dateProd.
code[10]
U.S. households (millions)
141"Beaver Fever"
"Same Time Last Week"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Keith Kaczorek
Kat Likkel
Mario D'Anna
Ty Schafrath
March 1, 1998 (1998-03-01)0152.64[25]
Norb and Dag become disco stars.
Dag annoys Norb and repeatedly gets bopped into last week in a parody of Groundhog Day.
152"Kandid Kreatures"
"Fakin' It"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
John Derevlany
Chris Dent
Joel Seibel
March 8, 1998 (1998-03-08)0142.51[26]
Norb and Dag get humiliated on a TV show, so the beavers take their revenge on Bill Licking.
Norb fakes being sick so that Dag can cater to his every whim, but later, Dag decides that the tables should be turned.
163"Muscular Beaver 2"
"Stump Looks for His Roots"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
John DerevlanyMitchell Schauer & Michael R. Gerard
Mitchell Schauer, Michael R. Gerard & Joel Seibel
March 15, 1998 (1998-03-15)016N/A
Muscular Beaver and Baron Von Beaver join forces to defeat the giant monster tree.
Norb and Dag try to find Stump after Norb hurts Stump's feelings for telling him the truth about his roots (family).
174"Tree of Hearts"
"Dag for Night"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
John Derevlany
Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
Ty Schafrath
Mario D'Anna
March 22, 1998 (1998-03-22)0172.61[27]
Treeflower has the hots for Truckee, much to Norb's dismay.
Norb and Dag attempt to make a film after finding a lost reel.
185"Un-Barry-ble"
"Another One Bites the Musk"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
John Derevlany
Ty Schafrath
Chris Dent
April 5, 1998 (1998-04-05)018N/A
Dag and Norb attend to find the groove for their friend Barry.
Dag learns the beaver defence and use his muck to mark everything that belongs to Norb and his brother is doing the thing with Dag's stuff.
196"The Mighty Knot-Head"
"Pond Scum"
Robert Hughes (animation)Kati Rocky & John Derevlany
Keith Kaczorek
Joel Seibel
Mario D'Anna & Mitchell Schauer
April 26, 1998 (1998-04-26)019N/A
Dag becomes worshiped by the female raccoon tribe.
An evil pond scum possesses Norb to do bad things, so it's up to Dag to save his brother.
207"Utter Nonsense"
"Endangered Species"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Mitchell Schauer
Keith Kaczorek
Snicky Arnsgunkle
Mario D'Anna
July 19, 1998 (1998-07-19)0202.18[28]
Norb and Dag jinx one another.
The two scientists mistake Dag for a long extinct horned beaver and Norb tries to rescue his brother.
218"Lumberjack's Delight"
"Zooing Time"
Robert Hughes (animation)unknown
Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
Mario D'Anna
Joel Seibel
August 16, 1998 (1998-08-16)021N/A
Singing lumberjacks invade the forest and the beaver brothers uses strategy to save the forest.
Dag tries to break Norb out of the zoo however Norb's enjoying his new life in the zoo.
229"Friends, Romans, Beavers!"
"Big Round Sticky Fish Thingy"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
John Derevlany
Keith Kaczorek
Ty Schafrath, Mitch Schauer & Michael Gerard
Joel Seibel
September 27, 1998 (1998-09-27)[29]022N/A
Norb and Dag get zapped back in time to the age of Romans.
Norb and Dag find a giant fish egg in their pond.
2310"The Day the World Got Really Screwed Up!"Patty ShinagawaMitch SchauerMitch Schauer, John Statema & Michael R. GerardOctober 26, 1998 (1998-10-26)026N/A
In this double-length halloween special, alien object lands behind the house of Norb and Dag's favorite movie star.
2411"If You In-Sisters"
"Alley Oops"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Swinton Scott (animation)
Mitch Schauer
John Derevlany
Ty Schafrath, Mitch Schauer & Michael Gerard
Joel Seibel
November 7, 1998 (1998-11-07)023N/A
Norb and Dag's two younger sisters visit them, but the brothers disagree on whether to let them do whatever they want or to use a list.
Dag becomes a bowler with the help from Laverta Lutz.
2512"Open Wide for Zombies"
"Dumbwaiters"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Keith KaczorekSnicky Arnsgunkle
Mario D'Anna
November 14, 1998 (1998-11-14)024N/A
Norb and Dag go to a haunted swamp full of zombies.
Norb and Dag work as waiters in an attempt to buy masks.
2613"Sans-a-Pelt"
"Gonna Getcha"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
John Requa & Glenn FicarraKelly James
Chris Dent
November 21, 1998 (1998-11-21)025N/A
Norb and Dag lose their fur after a botched magic trick.
Dag fears Norb will get him back after farting on his brother's head during a game.

Season 3 (1999–2000)

No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDirected byWritten byStoryboard byOriginal air dateProd.
code[11][12]
271"My Bunny-Guard"
"What's Eating You?"
Robert Hughes (animation)John Requa & Glenn FicarraGary Conrad, Mitchell Schauer & Michael R. Gerard
Joel Seibel, Mitchell Schauer & Michael R. Gerard
March 14, 1999 (1999-03-14)027
Dag and Norb hire Big Rabbit to be their bodyguard after receiving a threatening message.
Norb and Dag are trapped in a cave with Stump, whom they try to prevent themselves from eating him.
282"Omega Beaver"
"Bite This!"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
Micah Wright
Keith Kaczorek
Kelly James, Mitchell Schauer & Michael R. Gerard
Ty Schafrath & Mario D'Anna
March 21, 1999 (1999-03-21)028
Dag tries to protect his dam from the howler leeches during a snowstorm.
Norb becomes a bed biter in his sleep and he looks for a way to get himself to stop.
293"Spooky Spoots"
"Up All Night 2: Up All Day – The Reckoning"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
Micah Wright
Keith Kaczorek
Chris Dent
Joel Seibel, Mitchell Schauer & Michael R. Gerard
March 28, 1999 (1999-03-28)029
Norb and Dag try to protect their ghost friends from being taken away from the two scientists.
Continuing from "Up All Night", Dag and Norb return to the present and then attempt to go to sleep, but realize that they're too tired to sleep. As a result, yet more mayhem than the previous episode, such as sheep taking over the house and hallucinations, ensues. When Dag and Norb finally fall asleep, not only do they sleep so long that they become elders, but the sheep take over the entire world.
304"Muscular Beaver 3"
"Sang'em High"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Gary Conrad
John DerevlanyChris Dent
Joel Seibel
April 4, 1999 (1999-04-04)030
Dag gets a cold, so Treeflower nurses him and pretends to be Muscular Beaver's new sidekick. Norb gets jealous by this.
Laverta Lutz teaches Dag how to win arguments, telling him that "the argument's over when the fat beaver sings." As a result, Dag ends every argument that Norb puts him in by starting musical numbers--until Norb tells him that he actually loves one of the songs and tries to get him to sing it again.
315"In Search of Big Byoo-Tox"
"Moronathon Man"
Robert Hughes (animation)Sultan Pepper
John Derevlany
Gary Conrad & Mario D'Anna
Kelly James & Mario D'Anna
April 18, 1999 (1999-04-18)[30]031
Dag tries to get Norb's toy duck away from the help of a mystical creature.
The two scientists accidentally dump a potion of stupidity in the lake, weakening the intelligence of everyone except Dag (since Dag can't get any dumber).
326"The Legend of Kid Friendly"
"Silent But Deadly"
Gary Conrad
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Keith Kaczorek
John Requa & Glenn Ficarra
Kelly James
Chris Dent
May 2, 1999 (1999-05-02)[31]032
Norb and Dag star in a Western episode and face the robotic Kid Friendly.
Norb and Dag try to escape their dam full of wolverines without speaking.
337"Tough Love"
"A Little Dad'll Do You"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Kati Rocky
John Derevlany
Kelly James
Joel Seibel
June 20, 1999 (1999-06-20)034
Bing's girlfriend breaks up with him, causing an emotional breakdown. Norb and Dag, however, want to help Bing and his love get back together.
Norb and Dag's father visits them, and things get out of control.
348"Pass It On!"
"Stump's Family Reunion"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
John Requa & Glenn Ficarra
Dashel Thompson & Gary Scott Thompson
Chris Dent, Mario D'Anna,
Joel Seibel & Rhoydon Shishido
Kelly James
August 14, 1999 (1999-08-14)[32]033
Norb and Dag, along with their friends, make up a story.
Norb gets an earache as he and Dag are invited to Stump's family reunion.
359"Muscular Beaver 4"
"Act Your Age"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
John Derevlany
Keith Kaczorek
Jim Shumann
Joel Seibel
August 14, 1999 (1999-08-14)037
Norb and friends try to save Muscular Beaver from Toebot's clutches.
Norb and Dag bite the magical oldest tree that turns them into kids, so they try to get it to have an acorn to themselves.
3610"Too Loose Latrine"
"Pack Your Dags"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)John Derevlany
Mary Jo Smith & Barry Stringfellow
Joel Seibel
Chris Dent
August 21, 1999 (1999-08-21)035
Dag accidentally clogs the downstairs toilet while Norb tries to get his hair just right.
Norb becomes possessed with his instinct as he packs away to leave the dam.
3711"Daggy Dearest"
"Dag's List"
Gary Conrad (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Kati Rocky
Micah Wright
Kelly James
Joel Seibel
August 28, 1999 (1999-08-28)036
Dag believes he gave birth to a baby mongoose after a huge meal.
Dag carries a list in which the animals think they'll be on when Barry gets hurt with Dag's rocket pen. Norb takes advantage of his friends by taking all of their stuff for promising to get them all off the list. The animals find out the list was harmless. They all go to confront Norb, angry at him for scheming them out of their possessions. In the end, Barry, Bing, and others affected beat Norb up in order to teach him a lesson.
3812"Mistaken Identity"
"Easy Peasy Rider"
Gary Conrad (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
John Requa
Victor Wilson
Chris Dent
Kelly James
September 11, 1999 (1999-09-11)038
Norb and Dag fight over who will move a Russian spaceship off the roof.
Dag joins a biker gang as their new leader and Norb searches for his dimwit brother.
3913"Stare and Stare Alike!"
"I am Not an Animal, I'm Scientist #1"
Gary Conrad (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
John Requa & Glenn FicarraCarolyn Gair Taylor
Kelly James
September 25, 1999 (1999-09-25)039
Norb and Dag attempt to win the staring contest for an award.
Scientist #1 becomes a beaver and offers the beaver brothers a new future of the world.
4014"Norberto y Daggetto en El Grapadura y el Castor Malo"
"The Loogie Hawk"
Patty Shinagawa
Gary Conrad (animation)
Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
Keith Kaczorek
Jim Schumann
Chris Headrick
October 16, 1999 (1999-10-16)040
Norb and Dag star in a Spanish-speaking episode with El Grapadura.
Norb and Dag try to rid a hawk that spreads its saliva everywhere.
4115"Kreature Komforts"
"Oh, Brother?"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
John Requa & Glenn Ficarra
Micah Wright
Chris Headrick
Joel Seibel
October 23, 1999 (1999-10-23)042
Norb and Dag's cousin visits making several home changes.
Dag and Norb meet their ugly doppelgängers for a biologically related connection.
4216"Das Spoot"
"Sqotters"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Victor WilsonJim Schumann
Rhoydon Shishido
November 6, 1999 (1999-11-06)043
Norb and Dag explore deeper of their lake in a submarine.
A group of otters takes over Norb and Dag's dam.
4317"Long Tall Daggy"
"Practical Jerks"
Pat Shinagawa (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Victor Wilson
Merry Williams
Carolyn Gair Taylor
Joel Seibel
December 4, 1999 (1999-12-04)[33]041
Norb is distraught when he finds out that Dag is taller than him.
Norb and Dag discover that someone is pulling pranks on them.
4418"Nice & Lonely"
"Soccer? I Hardly Knew Him!"
Robert Hughes (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
Victor Wilson
Keith Kaczorek
Joel Seibel
Sandra Frame & Bob Curtis
December 11, 1999 (1999-12-11)045
Norb and Dag fight over Bing.
Dag learns a new game.
4519"Brothers... To the End?"
"Euro Beavers"
Gary Conrad (animation)
Robert Hughes (animation)
Mitch Schauer
Barry Stringfellow
Mitch Schauer & Michael R. Gerard
Jim Schumann
December 31, 1999 (1999-12-31)048
The new millennium forces Norb and Dag to recreate the earth.
Dag wakes up for springtime and finds Norb going European and Dag tries to get his brother back to his American beaver self in order to re-twig the dam.
4620"Slap Happy"
"Home Loners"
Brad Neave (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Barry Stringfellow
Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
David Earl
Chris Headrick
March 4, 2000 (2000-03-04)046
Dag abuses the beaver call of distress.
Norb and Dag both think they are home alone and invaded by aliens and monster pests.
4721"Ugly Roomers"
"Finger Lickin' Goofs"
Gary Conrad (animation)
Eduardo Soriano (animation)
Micah Wright
Merriwether Williams
Chris Dent
Sam To
March 11, 2000 (2000-03-11)047
Norb and Dag build their own bedrooms.
Norb and Dag are convinced Barry wants to eat them when they watch Bill Licking's show.
4822"Strange Allure"
"Partying Is Such Sweet Sorrow"
Brad Neave (animation)Keith KaczorekLazarino Baarde & Phil Caesar
Louie Escauriaga
March 18, 2000 (2000-03-18)049
Dag falls in love with a fishing lure attached to his tail, not knowing that she is dangerous because of her "surface" life.
Norb and Dag try to get a party ready, but it gets out of control when they begin messing about and enjoying themselves.

Season 4 (2000–03)

Various episodes during this season went unaired on the main Nickelodeon network, instead making their worldwide debut on the Canadian children's channel, YTV. As such, each date is listed in two separate columns.

No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDirected byWritten byStoryboard byCanadian airdate[7][34][8]American airdate[35]Prod.
code[11][12][36]
Viewers
(millions)
491"Chocolate Up to Experience"
"Three Dag Nite"
Gary Conrad (animation)
Eduardo Soriano (animation)
Kati Rocky
Barry Stringfellow
Rhoydon Shishido
Sam To
November 1, 2000 (2000-11-01)January 13, 2001050N/A
Norb makes Dag sell chocolate bars, but ends up trying to sell one for $200 while he eats the rest out of an addiction to chocolate.
Dag clones himself, but the clones prove unruly.
502"Fat Chance"
"Dag in the Mirror"
Rob Hughes (animation)
Eduardo Soriano (animation)
John Requa & Glenn Ficarra
Keith Kaczorek
Joel Seibel
Dave Pemberton
November 4, 2000 (2000-11-04)January 20, 2001053N/A
Norb tries to help Dag fatten up before the winter, when they plan to hibernate.
Dag becomes an underwear model.
513"Canucks Amuck"
"Yak in the Sack"
Rob Hughes (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Victor Wilson
Micah Wright
Joel Seibel
Chris Headrick
November 6, 2000 (2000-11-06)January 27, 20010542.88[37]
2.00[37]
(HH)[lower-alpha 1]
Two Canadian beavers take up residence in the brothers' dam.
The beavers are visited by a magical Yak (a parody of The Cat in the Hat).
Guest star: John de Lancie as the Yak
524"Driving Misses Daggett"
"Big Fun"
Eduardo Soriano (animation)
Brad Neave & Roger Jakubiec (animation)
Victor Wilson
Roger Eschbacher
Dave Pemberton
Louie Escauriaga
November 7, 2000 (2000-11-07)November 11, 2003055N/A
While playing golf inside their house, Norb taunts Dag with the promise of letting him drive the golf cart.
Norb and Dag accompany Big Rabbit on a visit to his parents' house.
535"Moby Dopes"
"Present Tense"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
Barry Stringfellow
Kati Rocky
Chris Dent
Kelly James
November 8, 2000 (2000-11-08)January 13, 2001056N/A
Dag steals a killer whale that wreaks havoc in the brothers' pond.
Dag and Norb receive a present from their mother that refuses to open itself until midnight but in the end the present turned out to be from Scientist Num. 1 And Pete.
546"It's a Spootiful Life"
"The Mom from U.N.C.L.E."
Gary Conrad (animation)
Patty Shinagawa (animation)
Victor Wilson
Barry Stringfellow
Chris Dent
Chris Headrick
November 9, 2000 (2000-11-09)January 20, 2001057N/A
The Lady of the Lane shows Dag what it would be like if he had never been born.
The boys' mother pays a visit, but turns out to be working as a spy.
557"House Sisters"
"Muscular Beaver 5"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)Gailard Sartain & Mary Jo Sartain
Micah Wright
Jim Schumann
Jay Lender
November 10, 2000 (2000-11-10)January 6, 2001058[lower-alpha 2]N/A
The beaver brothers are going away to a Tumblebug pageant, so they get their sisters to look after the dam.
Dag gives up being Muscular Beaver, to the delight of Baron Von Bad Beaver.
568"Vantastic Voyage"
"Blacktop Beavers"
Rob Hughes (animation)
Gary Conrad (animation)
Victor Wilson
Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
Jim Schumann
Rhoydon Shishido
November 11, 2000 (2000-11-11)N/A059N/A
The scientists travel inside a gigantic Dag and attempt to crush Norb.
The beavers race a trucker (who is revealed to be Truckee in the end) to the world's largest pile of toenail clippings.
579"Specs Appeal"
"Things That Go Hook in the Night"
Brad Neave (animation)
Eduardo Soriano (animation)
Roger Eschbacher
Kati Rocky
Glen Lovett
Sam To
N/AJanuary 6, 2001060TBD
Norb and Dag get a pair of X-ray glasses.
During a backyard campout, Norb tries to scare Dag with a story about a maniac with a hook, but soon believes his own story and becomes paranoid in thinking that the creature is coming to get him.
5810"Damnesia"
"The Posei-Dam Adventure"
Brad Neave (animation)
Eduardo Soriano (animation)
Micah WrightLouie Escauriaga
Phil Caesar & Louie Escauriaga
March 10, 2001 (2001-03-10)January 27, 20010622.91[37]
2.05[37]
(HH)[lower-alpha 1]
When the dam accidentally falls on Norb's head, he develops "damnesia" and forgets who he is.
A raging "volnado" (half volcano, half tornado) capsizes the Beavers' dam upside down during a party and have Daggett and Truckee trapped.
5911"The Big Frog"
"Dag Con Carny"
Brad Neave (animation)
Eduardo Soriano (animation)
Katy Rocky
Roger Eschbacher
Louie Escauriaga
Sam To
November 14, 2000 (2000-11-14)N/A061N/A
Norb tells Dag to lose the kiddy toys and grow up, but he takes it too seriously and earns himself the name Big Frog.
Dag and Norb get jobs at Smelly Jim's Carnival of Mirthiness.
6012"All in the Colony"
"Line Duncing"
Patty Shinagawa (animation)Micah Wright
Keith Kaczorek
Kelly JamesNovember 2, 2000 (2000-11-02)N/A051N/A
Dag and Norb attempt to save their dam from an army of Australian termites.
Norb and Dag take their young sisters to an ice skating show as they wait forever in a long line.
6113"Beavemaster"
"Deck Poops"
Gary Conrad (animation)
Rob Hughes (animation)
Micah Wright
Mitch Schauer
Chris Dent
Jim Schumann
November 3, 2000 (2000-11-03)N/A052N/A
Norb and Dag try to battle off a dimwitted warrior.
Norb attempts to save Dag from a band of pirate rats.
6214"Dagski and Norb"
"Shell or High Water"
Patty Shinagawa
Gary Conrad (animation)
Keith Kaczorek
John Requa & Glenn Ficarra
Chris Dent
Kelly James
October 14, 2000 (2000-10-14)N/A044N/A
Dag and Norb star in a show resembling Starsky & Hutch.
Norb and Dag go to the beach and build sandcastles.

Scrapped episodes

Various episodes from the series ended up being scrapped. "A Tail of Two Rangers" / "Bye Bye Beavers" was never animated due to the latter breaking Nickelodeon's rule against "final episodes" that reference the fact that the show is ending.[38] In around 2001, an archived version YTV's website confirmed this episode, alongside two others (#064 - "Sister Pilot" and #065 - "The Angry Beavers Rock Opera," two half-hour specials).[36] Don Del Grande's episode guide denotes two other scrapped shows: another Halloween special, "The Very Loud Screams of the Night Beast" and a stand-alone segment entitled "Tree Troubles." (mistakenly listed as "Tree Flockers.")[39] The latter's script cover can be found on an archived version of Micah Wright's website.[40]

Title[36][39][40]Animation director(s)Written byProd.
code[36][40]
"A Tail of Two Rangers"
"Bye Bye Beavers"
Gary Conrad
Rob Hughes
Roger Eschbacher
Keith Kaczorek
063
Dag and Norb become rangers.
The beavers were informed that the show is ending, so they break the fourth wall, call each other by their real names, and air reruns on Nickelodeon without the voice actors getting paid, only to fool the fans.
"Sister Pilot"TBATBA064
A planned spin-off pilot episode starring Norb and Dag's sisters.
"The Angry Beavers Rock Opera"TBATBA065
A planned musical episode.
"The Very Loud Screams of the Night Beast"TBATBATBA
Norbert and Daggett visit Transylvania, where Dag is bitten by Dracula and it's up to vampire hunter Gabriel Van Helsing to save them.
"Tree Troubles"TBAMicah Wright[40]530

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Notes

  1. (HH) denotes how many households the episode was viewed in.
  2. This episode is also listed under the production code of "060" on YTV's old episode guide, although that is likely incorrect considering that one episode ("Specs Appeal" / "Things That Go Hook in the Night") did not air in Canada.
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