My Rejected Creepypasta Entry of The Angry Beavers
The Nickelodeon cartoon show, The Angry Beavers, which aired from 1997-2001, had an episode that was unfinished and was never to be aired or seen in public resulting the show to be cancelled, and that, in question, was "Bye Bye Beavers."
However, that episode didn't cause the series to be cancelled. In early-2004, as I was recording the Nickelodeon sister channel, Nicktoons on my VCR, they aired an episode, that was made by Genndy Tartakovsky, the person behind Dexter's Laboratory, Hotel Transylvania, and Samurai Jack. It was entitled, "Death of the Beavers."
In 2001, when Genndy Tartakovsky left Cartoon Network, the creator of The Angry Beavers, Mitch Scaurer, met with him and said if he could make the episode, "Death of the Beavers." This resulting a cancellation for the show on Nickelodeon.
I browsed through my VHS collection, and what I had was an unaired episode of The Angry Beavers as we know it. I looked at the sticker label of the tape, it was scribble writing done in black sharppie. All it said was, "Bever," which is the word, beaver, spelt wrong.
We open the show up with an theme intro, played in reverse and it x10 speed. It was played over 2 times and then, the title card says, "Death of the B" which is an incomplete title card. The words on the bottom would usually be the credits for who wrote, storyboard, or directed the episode, but instead, we get the words, "DEATH" fade to the screen three times. Then, as we open the episode, we cut to the dam where Norbert and Dagget live, and we see Dagget's mouth moving but there is no voice. I did not press "Mute" on the remote, because that actually happens in this part of the episode.
To make matters worse, we see an off-model animation of Norbert, and it looks as if the head was in the bottom of the tail. As we see Dagget moving his lips, he finally talks, but in a strange Billy West-type voice, and its usual Richard Steven Horvitz voice. Then, Norbert talks in reverse, resulting his head to explode. Too much flesh was coming off of his head and what we see is a 0.5 second stock footage of Norbert's corpse.
Dagget goes, "What's going on, Norbutt?" but then sees the head's explosion, and he was screaming, "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!" and was sobbing. In this part, Bing, Barry the Bear, Trucky, Treeflower, Stump, and Dagget made their own funeral for Norbert.
Then, Norbert's half body comes to life. Then, Treeflower shrieked and runs away, Bing, Barry, and Trucky vomit to the ground. Dagget says, "Spoot," which is his normal catchphrase, but he says it creepy like which is a whisper and a reverse-inverse of what he said.
Norbert's half body eats Dagget alive, and then "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynard Skynard plays as we see Dagget's corporal jigsore. Then, the episode went static for 5 seconds. I did not record over that episode, it actually happened. Then, the epsiode continues with more guts ripped to pieces by Norbert and Dagget, which is the rest of this episode. Then, the normal credits play, but it wasn't with their original end theme song, it was the theme song to "Candyman" by Philip Glass.
The tape ends, so I rewind. As I was rewinding, it didn't rewind, so instead, I pressed "Eject." However, it wouldn't eject on time. Instead, it had a weird sound. I dunno what the sound was except it sounded like something off of the same episode. Then, when I ejected the tape, the tape was melted and was covered in blood. Then it suddenly disappeared, and was never to be seen again.
During that time, I couldn't sleep at night, as I had so much nightmares with that episode. There are times, however, when I go to sleep, but the episode still haunts me in my sleep as it appeared in my left eye. Sure, it's brief and all, but it haunts me.
TZD 
