Dag believes he gave birth to a baby mongoose after a huge meal.
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Episode Summary
Background Information
- When Norb is opening the medicine cabinet, a camera man is visible in the mirror.

- The weatherman on the TV is a caricature of Mitchell Schauer, the creator of the series.
Production Information
Continuity
- Fourth episode to have Dag's name in its title. [1][2][3]
- Fourth time a music box version of The Angry Beavers opening theme is heard. [4][5][6]
Allusions
- "Rabbit Test, Junior" - The idea of Daggett, a boy, having a baby is similar to the plot of the 1978 and 1994 (respectively) comedy films.
- "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh" - The instrumental of the 1963 novelty song is briefly played while Dag was taking care of the baby mongoose.
- "Daydream Believer" - The instrumental remixed version of the 1967 song by The Monkees is played when Norb is taking the baby mongoose to the highest mountain.
- "Mommie Dearest" - The title of the episode takes off its name based on the book.
- "Feels So Good" - The background music during the scene when Dag asks Norb for help with the baby mongoose is very similar to this 1978 instrumental by Chuck Mangione.
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Cast
- Nick Bakay as Norbert
- Richard Horvitz as Daggett
- Dee Bradley Baker as Weatherman, Mongoose
- Singers: Charlie Brissette, Vangie Gunn
References
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