"Another Day At The Wooden Beaver"
Life At The Wooden Beaver continues for Wes and Quigly Risley. With their handyman Schmutsy always offering a hand, and their barmaid Heather doing her best to keep up with the regulars, everything at The Wooden Beaver seems to be running smoothly - If smoothly includes crazy ex-girlfriends, bar fights,and a visit from the devil. Yup, life is good.
Paul DeNio
Wes (voice)
Jon Bristol
Quig (voice)
Life At The Wooden Beaver continues for Wes and Quigly Risley. With their handyman Schmutsy always offering a hand, and their barmaid Heather doing her best to keep up with the regulars, everything at The Wooden Beaver seems to be running smoothly - If smoothly includes crazy ex-girlfriends, bar fights,and a visit from the devil. Yup, life is good.
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