Norb and Dag attempt to make a film after finding a lost reel.
Episode Summary[]
Production Information[]
Trivia[]
- Every time Norb holds up a black-and-white picture of actor Oxnard Montalvo, the writing as well as the colors of the background changes.
- "warmest regards"/"Oxnard Montalvo" (light blue and blue background)
- "Hello again,"/"Oxnard Montalvo" (blue and light blue background)
- "please stop writing me,"/"Oxnard Montalvo" (pink and white background)
- "CEASE AND DESIST"/"L.A.P.D" (red and orange background)
- Second episode to have Dag's name in its title. [1]
Errors[]
- This episode is incorrectly listed of The Angry Beavers: Seasons 1 & 2 and The Angry Beavers: The Complete Series as "Dag for the Night".
Allusions[]
- Day for night - The episode title is a take-off on the movie technique.
- Creature from the Black Lagoon - The title of the unfinished Oxnard Montalvo film, The Not-Too-Friendly Creature from the Off-White Puddle Who Will Eat You, is a reference to the 1954 horror film.
- When Dag first activates his robot version of the Not-So-Friendly-Creature, he yells "It's ALIVE!", the famous quote from Frankenstein.
- Star Blazers - The "wave motion" part of the name of the device used in Norb and Dag's movie is most likely a reference to the Wave Motion Gun, the secret weapon of the Argo in the 1979 animated series (which is an adaption of the anime Space Battleship Yamato).
- The Not-Too-Friendly Creature who appears at the very end of the episode to thank Dag and Norb sounds just like the actor Christopher Walken.
Gallery[]
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Cast[]
- Richard Horvitz as Daggett
- Nick Bakay as Norbert
- John Garry as Barry the Bear
- Victor Wilson as Bing, Creature