Norb secretly props up Dag’s secret super hero identity until he gets in a tight jam and then it's "Muscular Beavers to the Rescue!" The beavers confront the terror of the unknown when Dag believes he barely escaped an underwater encounter with the legendary "Old Gramps", a muskellunge so huge h...
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When Norb gets a train set for Arbor Day and Dag only gets an air freshener, Dag’s jealousy gets the better of him. The hometown football team, naturally named The Beavers, are being crushed by the visiting team.
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On the arrival of the second litter, Norb and Dag are turned out of their parents dam. They struggle through several attempts at "alternative housing" before establishing a dam of their own. Norb and Dag’s novel idea to stay awake all night quickly slides into chronic sleep deprivation.
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Dag and Norb resist their natural urge to hibernate and "Go-Go South" for the winter. When the Forest Ranger quits, Dag gets himself elected and it’s not long before the power goes to his head.
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Feeling his natural beaver defenses are weak, Dag relentlessly attempts to learn new methods of self defense. A cricket drives the beavers up the wall and almost out of the dam with its continuous chirping as they struggle to locate the bothersome pest.
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Daggett is blackmailed by the government into becoming Muscular Beaver once more in order to fight a hundred foot tall splinter. / The beavers squabble over who is best friends with Stump. Norb reveals hurfully that Stump was "transplanted", causing him to go off in search of his natural family.
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The Angry Beavers: "Born to be Beavers"
