Kicked out of their dam when their parents have another litter, Norb and Dag strike out on their own. Their search for a new place to live turns into a right struggle because Daggett rejects what their parents taught them and wants to build a new home HIS way.

Now living on their own and away from parental control Norb and Dag realise they can stay up all night if they want. What starts out as a wild good time quickly turns into a journey into the madness of sleep depravation...

Seeking to exploit the beaver's natural instinct to build dams when they hear running water, the government parachutes Norb and Dag into a flood zone. Soon the brothers find themselves facing a river with a mind of its own and no intention of backing down...

Envy rears its ugly head when Norb seemingly gets a better Arbor Day (beaver Christmas) present of a killer train set. Dag sets out to sabotage it when all he gets is an air freshener.

Like most of us, Norb and Dag love cool breakfast cereal free gifts. But when Daggett's arduous quest to save 1,000 boxtops to get the ultimate boxtop toy is frustrated, the boys mail themselves to the cereal company to collect their prize.

Facing another long winter hibernating in their dam, Norb and Dag decide to "Go South". It's all sun and fun, but eventually the boys find out there are good reasons why beavers don't migrate for winter.

The ancient legend from the grey mists of earliest time tells of a scaly terror called 'Old Gramps', a fish so large he can swallow a Swede. When Dag runs smack into Old Gramps, the time has come to find out the truth.

When Norb teases Dag because he's afraid to climb a tall tree, Daggett gets mad and dares Norb to do something more dangerous. Things get quickly out of hand, but neither brother can admit his fear and back down from the other's challenges

Tired of struggling to survive as wild animals, the beavers decide to become pets. They discover the easy life's not what It's cracked up to be when they get adopted by a family so wholesome and normal it drives then nuts

Norb decides he needs some time alone to work on his new model. Dag, feeling spurned, decides to show Norb he doesn't need him and moves out--into his new Rockin' Bachelor Tree Dam.

Daggett gets Norb to pursue his lifelong dream, of becoming a Liepezoner stallion, the famous Austrian prancing show horses. With Dag's help, Norb discovers the ups and downs of going for the impossible dream

Dagget and Norbert find themselves stuck with Bing, aa motor-mouthed, incredibly clingy little lizard who just won't shut up, and just won't go away! The Beavers do everything in their power to ditch Bing before his yammering drives them up the wall.

Dag attempts to give his brother a wake-up call when spicy midnight snacks and bad horror movies cause Norb to sleepwalk.

Dag and Norb become one-hit wonders on the disco scene, resulting in strange Beatles-like behavior.

Norb fakes being sick to get Dag to wait on him until Dag turns the tables by faking illness too.

The Beavers squabble over who is best friends with Stump (their tree stump friend) and Norb reveals hurtfully that Stump was "transplanted." When a confused Stump goes off in search of his natural family, the boys follow after him with comedic results.

The beavers discover an old trunk with 16mm film inside. They assume that they have discovered Oxnard Montalvo's unfinished horror film masterpiece, and set about to complete the film as an homage their hero. Once finished, the film is not exactly what they expected.

When Daggett stumbles onto a tribe of girl raccoons while out searching for knot holes, the tribe mistakes him for an ancient god. Norbert now has to snap Dag out of his delusions of grandeur, in order to save him from himself and the raccoons.

Norbert falls under the influence of slimy pond scum and becomes possessed by the spirit of un-goodliness. The Evil Norb causes undue harm to his neighbors until Daggett comes to the rescue.

Daggett is mistaken for the long-extinct Horned Beaver two bumbling scientists. Their zeal to protect such a rare animal quickly becomes dangerous for everyone around Daggett.

The forest is invaded by the Beavers' mortal enemies: lumberjacks. But these guys don't just cut down trees--they sing musical theater as well! After several failed attempts at dispatching the loggers, the Beavers challenge them to a winner-takes-all Timb-O-Rama that levels the entire forest. Daggett and Norbert win, but are left treeless.

When Norbert takes the rap for Daggett and gets sentenced to some "hard time" at the zoo, a guilt-ridden Dag vows to break him out. The zoo, however, turns out to be an idyllic, Club Med-style resort for animals. Dag's various harebrained rescue attempts eventually "succeed," totally destroying Norb's zoo paradise.

Daggett and Norbert discover an enormous fish egg worth a bazillion dollars (and that's a lot!). The situation turns ugly when gold-fever hits the boys. Each beaver tries to steal the egg for himself, upping the ante each time, until they learn a lesson about greed at the hands of the fish egg's mother.

Daggett and Norbert vie for their baby sisters' affection when the two girls are left in their care for the weekend. While self-proclaimed child care expert Dag maps out a detailed itinerary of ""fun"" stuff to do, Norb kicks back and lets them do what they want. Neither plan works, and pandemonium reigns.

Seeking to earn money for a set of cool rubber horror-movie masks, the Beavers become waiters at a fancy French restaurant. Disaster ensues as the boys misinterpret both the diners' and head waiter's requests. Fortunately for them, it's a French restaurant, so the patrons expect abuse from their waiters.

A botched magic trick leaves the Beavers completely fur-less and tied to a pole. Faced with the embarrassing task of getting back to their dam, Dag freaks out. Norb, however, revels in his nakedness, pushing his brother to get over his hang-ups. Eventually Dag does, with the help of a cheerful song about furlessness they learn from a herd of singing sheep.

Daggett decides to be Big Rabbit's friend since he is feared, and attempts to use him as his personal body guard. All is well until Big Rabbit wants to cash in on the friendship promise and turns Dag into a "beaver football."

Daggett and Norbert are in a cave with Stump for some harmless "spaylunking." Dag gets hungry and his growling stomach causes the tunnel to cave in, blocking the exit. Trapped inside the mine with no exit and no food, Daggett tries to eat Stump.

Daggett gets taken in by EC comics books' "The Konspiracy Komiks Presents: The Attack of the Howler Leeches" and sends away for the Konspiracy Kevin head doll. When Dag pulls the string, the head warns him that all animals will be attacked by the Alien Howler Leeches. He panics while Norbert thinks he's been scammed. Dag persists in his paranoia, so Norb recruits Big Rabbit, Barry the Bear, and Truckie to justify his fears.

Unsneaky Dag enlists the help of a big hairy guy he thinks is the elusive creature, Big Byoo-Tox, to teach him his stealthy ways so he can take a toy away from his brother Norb.

When the scientist's neon-red "stupidity potion" ends up in the forest pond, all the animals begin to behave like idiots, including Norbert. Dag is the only animal who doesn't drink the potion and thus thinks that he has been left out of a new and exciting game. Not to be outdone, Daggett deliberately drinks the "stupidity potion," but finds out that he's immune to it. This turns out to be a good thing for the scientist and creatures of the forest, as Dag's belches become an antidote for the potion.

When Dag and Norb receive an unexpected visit from their dad, the Beavers' dam and lives are turned upside down. Together, Dag and Norb try to figure out a way to get Dad to reconcile with Mom, so that they can have fun again.

In a Beaver version of "Are You Afraid Of The Dark" Norb, Dag and all their pals (Treeflower, Truckie, Barry the Bear, Bing and Stump) tell a campfire story which is on the on the verge of outrageous.

Strange things happen to the beaver brothers' forest friends when Norb gives Dag an organizer in which to list those who have wronged him.

The Beavers are terrorised by a mean biker gang, but Dag thinks that being a biker is really cool.

One of those weird scientists with the white coats is turned into a beaver and outmasters the two brothers with his new technological dam.

When Dagget and Norbert receive a visit from a photo-realistic cousin of theirs, his simplistic lifestyle convinces the both of them to give up their personal posessions and "go wild". But can they handle it?

The boys take a voyage to the bottom of the pond in their own Beaver-rigged submarine, the Norbalus.

The practical joking Beavers get a taste of their own medicine, when the tribe of girl raccoons from Mighty Knothead' haze the boys as a right of passage.

The Beavers' needy tree lizard buddy Bing turns his geekiness into celebrity when he writes a book about the joys of loneliness. Norb jumps on the Bing-wagon' while Dag still thinks he's just an annoying pest.

Norb decides to embrace his European roots and becomes a brooding, world-weary Euro beaver. Industrious American beaver that he is, Dag struggles against Norb's laziness until Norb challenges him to see who can out-Euro the other.

Norb tries to rescue Dag who is held captive in the dam by three singing river rats.

The Beavers' annual winter bulk-up gets derailed when Dag's hyper metabolism won't let him put on weight.

When two Canadian beavers claim the Beavers' pond for Canada, the boys are forced into a goofy competition to reclaim what's rightfully theirs, eh.

In yet another scientific misadventure, Scientist #1 and Pete enlarge Dag to an enormous size so they can drive their plush custom van around inside him and learn the secrets of the pointy weasel thingys. It's up to Norb to stop them and return his brother to normal.