The Angry Beavers: Strange Allure / Partying Is Such Sweet Sorrow

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Air Date

Saturday March 18, 2000

Production Code

049

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Strange Allure:
Dag winds up in the ultimate bad relationship, smitten by a fishing lure that gets stuck in his tail. Norb responds with tough love, trying to make Dag see that it's better to lose your tail than lose your heart to some fishing tackle that's got its hooks in you.

Partying Is Such Sweet Sorrow:
Getting ready for a party, the boys start comically imitating all their friends who are coming over. They wind up having such a good time by themselves that they forget all about the party and their guests.

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Episode Cast and Crew

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Guest Cast
- Jessica Gee Woman on TV
Stars
- Nick Bakay voice of Norbert
- Richard Horvitz voice of Daggett
- Victor Wilson Bing
Recurring Roles
- Richard Horvitz Detective
- Tom Armbruster Background Singer
- Terry Wood Background Singer
- Charlie Brissette Background Singer
- Nick Bakay Groaning Man

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Goof: Daggett's Angel Eyes Lure switches position from under his tail to the top throughout the episode. [edit]
Goof: In "Strange Allure", Norbert is wearing a surgery uniform and Daggett is dressed in 18th century clothing before they roll down the hill. When they roll into the dam, they are not wearing anything like they usually do. [edit]

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Daggett mentions Mitch Schauer, creator of the show. [edit]
Daggett tells the famous "Will I still be able to play a violin?" joke after he reenters the dam. [edit]
Norbert uses the word "floosie" two times at the end of "Strange Allure". [edit]

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Norbert: ... Wayne Dagsky.
In "Partying is Such Sweet Sorrow", Norbert calls Daggett, while sliding on the floor with squeegees, "Wayne Dagsky". This is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, a very famous hockey player. [edit]