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Created by John R. Not only is it my favorite out of the Cartoon Network originals, but one of my favorite shows, period. For the unlucky few not in the know, the series is about a pink dog named Courage voice by Marty Grabstein who resides in the middle of Nowhere the actual name of the location with a kind, loving old lady named Muriel Bagge Thea White and her grumpy husband Eustace Lionel G. Wilson, later Arthur Anderson. Their life may seem like a wholesome and ordinary one, but is quite the contrary.

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Today we will look at one of these episodes that is recognized for having a pink dog that fights the biggest horrors, and this show terrified me as a kid. Of course, we are talking about Courage The Cowardly Dog! Courage, the Cowardly Dog is like a nightmarish nightmare, full of devils and shadows. In the early s, it was also a Cartoon Network animated series that aired for four years. It was produced and developed by John R. Dilworth and tells the story of a continually scared dog named Courage, who is voiced by comedian Marty Grabstein.

Courage, who had been abandoned by his previous owners, meets Muriel Bagge, played by the late Thea White, and finds a new home with her.

The social consciousness of millennials who grew up watching Courage, the Cowardly Dog persisted long enough. It featured some of the most gruesome and repulsive characters and stories, some of which were borderline inappropriate for children.

Certain events were certainly inappropriate, but they were not traumatic in any manner. Its longevity was reliant on the fact that it was so different from anything else at the time. It makes people who have seen it go back and watch Courage, the Cowardly Dog again to make sure it was not simply a nightmare.

Today, we will look at the ten most terrifying Courage the Cowardly Dog episodes ever aired. The titular character in this episode was certainly one of the most terrifying villains in an episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog. Eustace refuses to return the stolen slab without payment, and as a result, the entire family is cursed by the three curses.

It is what happens during the night that makes this episode truly terrifying. The first pandemic is then unleashed by the ghost. The water, the second representational symbol on the slab, vanishes, and the home begins to fill with water. Eustace utilizes his snorkel gear while Muriel drowns.

Courage swims to the basement and pulls a drain stopper, allowing all of the water to pour out of the house, much to the chagrin of the ghost. Eustace muffles the noise by putting cotton in his ears, but Muriel suffers as a result. To silence the noise, Courage locates the source of the disturbance behind a boulder and destroys the phonograph with a baseball bat. Eustace keeps refusing to give back the slab, typical Eustace — but we know that never ends well.

The ghost then unleashes the locusts, his third and final catastrophe. The last symbol on the slab vanishes, and the insects begin to consume the home from the roof down. Muriel prepares food as a stress reliever while the house is being devoured by locusts. Courage and Eustace fight for control of the slab. When Eustace realizes how near they are to being consumed, he finally gives in, allowing Courage to pitch the item toward Ramses, breaking the curse. After the locusts have fled, Eustace reclaims the slab and insults Ramses, believing that he is now impotent because he utilized three distinct plagues.

Ramses gets irritated and the third plague by summoning the locusts, and Eustace is consumed. A horrifying night indeed.

Strange things happen as the spirit casts a spell over the area. Courage, the Cowardly Dog, and other oddities are examples of unusual things. While Eustace was disputing and Courage was tending to the flower, the spirit began to raise the temperature in the house.

This spirit is hostile and cruel in appearance, and with good reason. The ghost challenges Eustace and Murial in a very realistic, world view type of approach near the end of the episode. They must cultivate a single plant in ten minutes to save themselves. Courage is the one who is able to cultivate a single flower that saves both their lives and their land. This episode is deep an existential and remains relevant due to its social commentary to this day. Bauer and broadcast on December 3, One of the main reasons this episode terrified me as a youngster was that it was based on the picture The Exorcist, according to IMDb.

Muriel acts like Reagan from the famous horror film when she is possessed by an evil green spirit from her new mattress. In the episode, Muriel places an order for a new mattress and accepts it regardless of the grotesque-looking deliverymen who arrive in a frightening horse-drawn carriage or the demonic face that emerges on the mattress.

Courage tries to warn his owners, but they are completely unaware of the impending peril. Muriel goes upstairs and lays down on the new mattress, shutting the door behind her and locking Courage out. On a ladder, Courage peers through the bedroom window and sees odd green vapors emanating from the bed, possessing Muriel.

Muriel has been converted into a monster with fangs and wild, continually flowing red hair. To save her, Courage fights the demon in a thumb war and loses and then consults the computer for advice on how to exorcise the monster which generates an incantation. Courage then uses the computer to execute the exorcism, and the demon relinquishes Muriel. Like all other episodes, Eustace ends up getting possessed and taken away. Thus, the true horror lies in its correlation with The Exorcist, a film that was definitely not suitable for the age group that watched Courage the Cowardly Dog regularly.

This episode reminds me of all those family reunions where one cousin was always the one who everyone avoided. Because they only showed up for the once-a-year reunion, the one cousin had an atmosphere of mystery and danger. Except that this is a lot worse. Fred also spends virtually the whole show narrating in lyrical poetry, almost like Dr.

The camera cuts to still photos of the small pink hamster and back to Courage, confined in the toilet with Fred, in time with his rhyming voice. What makes this scene so unsettling is the combination of being locked in a room with an unfamiliar relative and being forced into an uncomfortable situation. It is true that horror films might provide viewers with the necessary space to reconcile with horrific situations. Fred is also easily one of the scariest villains Courage has ever faced because he is literally, insane.

The series comes to a close with the scariest theme yet: perfection. Courage, on the other hand, is the one who sees things that others do not and is the one who saves his family.

Courage is chastised by an elderly schoolteacher for his apparent flaws, leading to a series of vivid and particularly horrific nightmares for the unfortunate pup. What role do they play?

Fear and worry are transformed into abstract nightmares in Courage, with a blue three-dimensional person wailing about how he is not enough. When will someone ever be sufficient in this world? A surprisingly joyful conclusion to a grim animated series. David Steven Cohen wrote this episode, which was directed by John R. He does the same to Muriel, revealing himself to be an alien brain with tentacles for a body later on. The episode shocked viewers and made them second-guess going to the rescue of complete strangers, as foolish as that may sound.

A huge brain-like extraterrestrial sits at the center of the UFO, taking the test tube from his underling and draining the kindness into himself. Courage eventually comes up with a plan and manages to take the test tube from him. However, the episode ends on a frightening note as Courage is startled when a group of aliens similar to the ones they had dealt with bursts into the house shortly after.

Courage sees a mysterious thing lying in the puddles outside the Bagge home after a downpour. Eustace is smitten by a sexy queen who emerges from a puddle. After realizing that the puddle is receding, Courage dons a scuba suit and dives into it swiftly. Courage sees the queen dancing for a dazed Eustace and putting a vividly colored shell necklace on him within the palace.

As the queen transforms into a terrifying monster, Courage stands by and watches as she prepares to devour Eustace. He does, however, discover a fishing pole and catches Eustace just as she is about to consume him. Courage does manage to save him in the end. The scariest part? She is sadistic towards her prey because she enjoys the helplessness of her prey. In actuality, they utilize their quilting club to dupe women into joining so that they can literally stitch their bodies to their quilt.

The Stitch Sisters are masters of deception. On the surface, they present themselves as simple elderly saleswomen who are nice to the general public. The Stitch sisters have been around since the dawn of time. They fell into the custody, or rather, the service, of a wicked semi-sentient magic quilt at some time. In this way, the Sisters enchant Muriel, and after a while, they assist Muriel in adding her own piece to the quilt. The zombified film director Benton Tarantella arrives at the Bagge residence in this episode, claiming to be interested in using the farm as a set for his new film.

His plan is to devour the Bagge family with the help of his newly resurrected friend. Later, he discovers a newspaper article revealing that Tarantella and his accomplice, Errol Von Volkheim, were serial killers who pretended to be film directors in order to entice unsuspecting individuals into their hands and murder them.

They were sentenced to prison after murdering 12 people. Tarantella was left to die in prison while Volkheim was rehabilitated and was freed for good behavior. Years later, Tarantella inexplicably emerged as a zombie from his grave and resumed his former lifestyle. With the planets near conjunction, all they needed was his accomplice, Volkheim, and the suitable burial site — the Bagge Farmhouse.

The undead filmmakers in this episode were certainly two of the most bizarrely scary characters in the Courage the Cowardly Dog series. To begin with, who would trust a shady cockroach? For a variety of reasons, this episode gave fans the creeps, one of which was the major antagonist, Schwick, a sleazy and wicked cockroach who gives Courage and the family a place to stay.

Schwick rose to prominence as a notorious criminal wanted for possessing an evil package. He met Muriel Bagge and her family, who were in New York City that day for a sitar concert they had won, after enticing a lot of people to their deaths.

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Today we will look at one of these episodes that is recognized for having a pink dog that fights the biggest horrors, and this show terrified me as a kid. Of course, we are talking about Courage The Cowardly Dog! Courage, the Cowardly Dog is like a nightmarish nightmare, full of devils and shadows. In the early s, it was also a Cartoon Network animated series that aired for four years. It was produced and developed by John R. Dilworth and tells the story of a continually scared dog named Courage, who is voiced by comedian Marty Grabstein. Courage, who had been abandoned by his previous owners, meets Muriel Bagge, played by the late Thea White, and finds a new home with her. The social consciousness of millennials who grew up watching Courage, the Cowardly Dog persisted long enough. It featured some of the most gruesome and repulsive characters and stories, some of which were borderline inappropriate for children. Certain events were certainly inappropriate, but they were not traumatic in any manner.

10 Dark And Mature Courage the Cowardly Dog Episodes – Explored

Alex is a School of Visual Arts graduate with a passion for media, writing and animation. He writes reviews for film, television, and games. HBO Max. The show's history began with animator John R. Dilworth, whose works were influenced by the comedic cartoons of the Golden Age, the surrealism of Salvador Dali, and the fantasy elements of Studio Ghibli.

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While I can understand Courage being tortured is bad, the episode itself is interesting, going into the mind of how a serial killer, or in this case a "freaky barber", works. I honestly have the opposite opinion about this episode. To me it's one of the best. So what if Courage suffers? He goes through far worse on a daily basis.

30 Years of Cartoon Network: "Courage the Cowardly Dog"

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It was directed by John R. Muriel 's seemingly odd nephew Fred is coming for a visit, much to Courage and Eustace's chagrin. Fred begins the episode introducing himself to the viewers in the form of a poem, while riding on a bus to the middle of Nowhere.

How disturbing was Courage the Cowardly Dog?

By Ellise Shafer. She was Born on June 16, in Newark, N. She also held jobs as a librarian and the personal assistant to Marlene Dietrich. White voiced Muriel on the Cartoon Network series, the elderly woman who adopts Courage into the family despite the grumpy attitude of her husband, Eustace.

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The series officially premiered on Cartoon Network on November 12, , and ended on November 22, , with a total of 52 episodes over the course of four seasons. The series is about an anthropomorphic dog named Courage, who lives with an elderly couple in Nowhere, Kansas. In each episode, the trio are thrown into bizarre and frequently disturbing misadventures, often involving the paranormal or supernatural. Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog is the only official Courage project in which Dilworth has no involvement.