IMPORTANT UPDATE: Unfortunately, due to a mix up with the production codes, it turns out that The Splat WON'T be airing the "lost" final episode of The Angry Beavers. However, the episode of Angry Beavers that The Splat will be airing on Wednesday 26th October 2016 at 12:30am ET/PT, "Things That Go Hook In the Night"/"Specs Appeal", will still be a The Splat premiere episode. Sorry for any confusion!
The Splat will air four unaired-in-the-US high school episodes of As Told By Ginger on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd October 2016! Additionally, The Splat will air the unaired-in-the-US series finale of The Angry Beavers (Episode 63; #415) on Wednesday 26th October 2016 at 12:30am ET/PT!*
In the first part of the final episode of The Angry Beavers, "A Tail of Two Rangers", Daggett and Norbert become Rangers. Then, in "Bye Bye, Beavers", Norb and Dag find out about the cancellation of their show and that they will eventually never be seen again.
Update: The As Told By Ginger episodes The Splat will be premiering will be:
Saturday 22nd October 2016:
11:00pm - Detention: When Ginger is sent to detention for sleeping in class, she asks Dodie to attend Darren's football game, disguised as Ginger.
11:30pm - Kiss Today Goodbye: Dodie learns a secret about Darren; Carl and Lois hunt for a house.
Sunday 23rd October 2016:
11:00pm - A Lesson in Tightropes: Darren tells Ginger the truth; Ginger has emergency surgery.
11:30pm - Dodie's Big Break
* Show times subject to change.
As Told By Ginger is the final original Nicktoon created by Arlene Klasky and Gabor Csupo (along with Emily Kapnek and Eryk Casemiro). It premiered on October 25th, 2000 and ran for 60 episodes over three seasons, garnering three Emmy nominations along the way. It's notable as one of the first kids' cartoons with ongoing narrative arcs and characters who evolved and aged.
The Angry Beavers was created by Mitch Schauer and premiered on August 19, 1997 -- the 8th official Nicktoon! The series revolves around Daggett and Norbert Beaver, two brothers who leave home to live alone in the forest near Wayouttatown, Oregon. It ran on Nickelodeon for 63 episodes over 4 seasons.
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