The ENTIRE Story of Courage the Cowardly Dog in 36 Minutes

[@RyonMugen]

The entire show is a roller coaster of emotions. From his youth, to his love, to his fears. Courage is the dog we all hope to be.

[@justincase3230]

"sir this is a Wendy's"

[@the_jingo]

we aren't furry like you

[@OttrPopAnimations]

true

[@thefirstsin]

true

[@DooDooWater9732-n5z]

Sorry bro, I'm not a furry

[@Cheese-Slime-Sheriff]

This show taught me the difference between bravery and stupidity. Bravery isn’t not being afraid, but to face your fears when you need to.

[@deleanor9665]

I wouldn't necessarily say that to be fearless is to be stupid 👀 but it certainly isn't as difficult as facing your fears with bravery

[@Stormmblade]

This show taught me that Y̸̢̜̜̲͖̱̻̟̹̬̮͋̂͊̏̏̽̑̍͋́̚͘͠ȏ̵͔̰̮̗̪̉́̎̆̿̃̅͂̈́͆͝ư̴̡̨̲̩͓͇̦͔̰͜͝ ̸̜̦̖̻̱͙̲͓͔͂͑͝ả̷̱̩̿̀̽́̓̊͆̐͊͠͠r̸̢̬̣̰̗̬̳̜̘̩̗̯̼̋͑̾e̷̛͕̦͈͈̬̗͖͋̇͌ ̴̨̡̱̬̲̪̬̗̟͚͓̥̞̏̅̃n̶͙̺̘̓̌̌́̍ô̴͇̤̤̩̭̜͇̥̒͒̄̈́̏̿̍͌̈́̚ẗ̶́͊̈́͗̂̍̆͂̂̽̒͘͝͝ͅ ̸̠̈̒̋̂̌̀͝p̸̡̨͚̥̙̖̖͉̳̬͆͛̓͘͠͝ȇ̵̡̪̻̖͎̟̝̰̙̾̏́̍͝͝͝r̸̢̧̧̪̫͎̰͈̟̙̥̝̖͒̔̓̓͋͛̈̔̓̄͑̿̇̚ͅf̷̻̝͂̑̽͒̍͝͠ḙ̷͔̥̥̻̺̙̙͇͉̺̹̦̆͂̍̓̔̍̀̇̈́̿͘̕c̶̘̜̺̲͍͍͎̘̱̓̓͒̌́͌̚͘͘͝ţ̷̼̣͕̖̘̬̙͐͗̋̓̏̇̔͒̈́̈̅͌̓͊̚͜ͅ

[@JoeInTheElement]

​@@Stormmblade💀

[@A.A.Iretomiwa]

​@Stormmblade looks the end of an anime opening

[@LivingLikeKeeda]

The thing I do for love

[@randyc750]

When my Mom was alive, she loved Courage. We used to watch it together and laugh so much. I was college aged at the time. They simply don't make cartoons with this quality anymore.

[@zyvrsity]

Same here man. My mom used to mimick Eustace calling Courage "stupid dog" everytime he said it. We'd always watch it together. I was 16 when she passed away 2 years ago. Hope they're both in a better place now. RIP Moms 🕊

[@randyc750]

@@zyvrsity I feel the same way. You'll never be at an age where you couldn't use the advice of your Mom.

[@sarov7658]

Now it's about Garbo over storytelling and having fun

[@eamylord]

Ahhhhou..❤

[@dr.downvote]

Now it's all the woke brainwash shit. Political propaganda

[@caitypoo.]

This show was the epitome of my childhood and I’m so happy that millions of people has courage as a core memory ❤

[@maya_gameworks]

Courage is undoubtedly one of the best voice overs to ever exist. Combined with brilliant animation it truly is a legendary character.

[@CyberpunkSeason2]

I can never forget the pink dog saying :" Things i do for love " then proceeds to defeat whatever supernatural unearthly forces ,villains and always saves Muriel in the end ❤

[@hariman7727]

Courage is Best Doggo, tied only with Great Grey Wolf Sif from Dark Souls and Seymour from Futurama

[@KikiPovPR]

Yeah

[@lucasmather4837]

@@hariman7727nooo don’t give me sad memories

[@noseriously2840]

Or the best quote of all “abudubudubu abuda abababab” 🥹 truly the cries of a warrior at heart

[@mariosolis4337]

the times ive used that Quote in real life lol

[@mitchellbarton7915]

This show taught me that courage isn't being fearless. It's about doing what needs to be done despite that fear. Edit: yes, I know that's what courage is. I'm saying it was this show that opened my eyes to it in my childhood. Just gonna clear that up because that seems to be the number 1 comment.

[@minc1236]

Well said.

[@sylythryllsixxus3809]

I would like to quote the great William Shakespeare, but to be honest I don't think he said it- General Doyle

[@matthewfeliu791]

Same BTW you know the episode Stromy Weather where that Storm Goddess lost her dog Duncan and wanted courage let's say everything was the same about that episode but let's say Courage failed to get Duncan jealous and the Storm Goddess ran off with Courage before Muriel could get back up. And the Storm Goddess is out of Muriel sight with Courage. What do you think Muriel would do next? Let's say Stormy weather had a part 2 too it. In part 2 3 weeks have passed, and Muriel sees them at the store. I know this random, lol, but just something I thought about because it was the first time a villain wanted Courage as her pet

[@mitchellbarton7915]

@@matthewfeliu791 I imagine murel going john wick to get courage back. And that would be an interesting episode

[@Zeppathy]

Courage is not the absence of fear. It is the presence of fear while having the will to continue.

[@higaiwokeru]

When you’re an adult you learn to appreciate the very name of the show I’m sure at first it’s a joke about how a dog with the name “courage” is very cowardly But despite Courage being scared easily, he still does whatever he can to protect his family in spite of the terrifying monsters he faces, that takes a lot of courage

[@wanmuz8819]

He's cowardly when facing scary things on his own. But he is a courageous beast whenever someone or something messes with his Muriel.

[@anonanim-9601]

Courage is not the absence of fear

[@EricDongh2p]

The oxymoron

[@vashdesperado1232]

You can only be courageous if you're already scared.

[@bragnir]

Exactly. He's not Fearless the Dog, he's Courage, the dog. You gotta feel fear to be courageous despite of it.

[@trxii.grg222]

i still remember staying up all night with my mom when i was a kid just to watch this show, and let me tell you even though it scared me and my mother we continued to watch it. its been so long but this show will always have a part of my heart.

[@TheDeathsentence123]

The most saddest episode was towards the end. When Courage parents are thrown into the rocket and he is waving goodbye always hits hard and then Muriel finds him and takes him in.

[@insomniac6944]

"If Johnny has 3 apples and Davy has 2 apples why don't they just shut up and eat" always gets me laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[@chivas96]

Yeah I'm right now😅

[@catreonahskinner7033]

It scared me 😂

[@moulishankar7511]

😂😂😂

[@gec101]

Davey*

[@squidikka]

@@chivas96 Hi right now, I'm dad.

[@dominiciancabatit6012]

Most unforgettable episodes for me are the one with the hunchback and that one with the space squid. This cartoon is a gem and I'm happy I got to enjoy it in my younger years.

[@MegaMegajennifer]

for me, what pops into my head first when thinking of unforgettable episodes is the 1 where they had a talking wishing tree and the 1 where everybody was hypnotized into being addicted to flan

[@PuppetPumm3l]

The Last of the Starmakers

[@nicholasevans6694]

For me it's the hunchback episode and the alien siblings one, I loved those ones, courage is such a sweet little dog!

[@reny9351]

The Last of the Starmakers episode was just so emotionally beautiful.

[@MegaMegajennifer]

@@nicholasevans6694 i liked the episode where courage and muriel babysat giant vulture chicks

[@qhai09]

The fact that Muriel voice actor got her last voice act on Scooby Doo crossover before her death just made me burst to tears. Rest In Peace Muriel. You're not just Courage's, but OUR mother 😔 Edit : I just noticed I typed Bust, not Burst (damn it autocorrect) And thank you for the 1.1K likes you guys, it's been three days, wow, god bless you all 🙏

[@christianridgway2439]

yes when she passed the show ended

[@Some_Guy6]

@@christianridgway2439 Mayebe for her funeral was the 1st time Eustace would get out of his chair.

[@cshimp10]

SERIOUSLY. She's the mom of an entire generation.

[@Internetguy_L337_90D]

they used her voice in previous recordings from courage the cowardly dog to make muriels voice as she had sadly passed away before the movie was finished.

[@monkeycat48]

20 years before this crossover movie came out there was a hint back then about literally doing a crossover with Scooby Doo and courage the cowardly dog.

[@GreysDen]

Thank you for this trip down the memory lane. There will never be another cartoon like Courage. They just don't make cartoons like this anymore.

[@cloudyboye]

I used to watch this show all the time with my grandma growing up. We would always watch it together all the time and Muriel looked like my grandma so when I find myself missing her I will watch this show.

[@alcatrazvongola]

I like how Eustace finally lets him sit at the table showing that he has accepted Courage in his own way.

[@humbledcoder_]

Honourable Mentions - 1.) Episode where windmill stops 2.) 2 dead brothers 3.) Haunted Mattress 4.) King of Flan 5.) Magic Tree of Nowhere 6.) Black Puddle Queen 7..) the one where courage open random doors and see a ghost girl playing violin

[@trevormills2310]

The mattress bro. The one that comes first in my head all the time

[@humbledcoder_]

that was my first courage episode and it haunted me for quite sometime 😂😂😂

[@SebaDV_]

The dodgeball tournament where all villains group up on Courage.. that was so awesome.

[@vadimsum]

the queen of the black puddle mermaid episode too is missing

[@humbledcoder_]

@@vadimsum updated 6th point, i forgot the name

[@KomaValorina]

Courage's backstory never fails to make me cry like a baby

[@KurtRusselPH]

*"If Johnny has three apples, and Davie has 2 apples, why don't they just shut up and eat?"* That line by Courage's Computer had me rolling. 😂

[@j.i.709]

I was most terrified of King Ramses, aswell. The moment I saw him in this video, I instantly remembered the „return the slab“ phrase and not 2secs later, he said it. Still gives me the chills, after more than 20yrs.

[@simonnachreiner8380]

I’d argue that courage is the farthest thing from a coward. Bravery isn’t being fearless, it’s being scared out of your wits but realizing that there’s more important things than fear. That’s where courage comes in.

[@s5r581]

❤ courage is a legend

[@badumtiss5288]

Literally The Entire Point Of The Show . Thanks For Pointing Out What We Already Know

[@justinarzola4584]

Thats the message of the show,that you can face your fears when you have to do what's right.

[@brandonmunsen6035]

Fokin ijiot

[@bironjames9948]

The things I do for love

[@battybuddy]

I had the theory that the reason Eustace survives everything and comes back next episode is that he’s too stubborn to let any of that be the end of him. Grim reaper could show up at his door directly and he’d be “we don’t want any.”

[@battybuddy]

He reconstructs himself out of sheer stubborn will each time.

[@Sup3rAJ2]

Out of every potential threat that Courage faced, Kitty was the one I liked best. He had genuinely no fear with Kitty herself (even after Katz) and thought it was the Mask that was the issue. Despite the nature of the show, Kitty was just a normal desperate person worried about their friend. Even though he ended up being wrong about the Mask, Courage managed to literally save a life from abuse rather than just fight another spooky phantom

[@GrandDukeMushroom]

He literally beat up courage with a machine the first second they met and u liked him best xD

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@@DocLeQuackthe other one is correct, she is whilst sympathetic, still a horrible person for doing so,

[@marykho2644]

I like how eustace somewhat changes overtime cause in the flashback episode he actually gets worried😂

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

Eustace was badly treated by his brother and mother and his father ignored him most of the time so the reason why Eustace, wants attention from Muriel is because of his father ignoring him and the nagging after food is because his mother, barely bothered feeding so it's pretty obivious that Eustace's anger and bitterness comes from his tough and lonely childhood he got married in 1953, to a woman who loved cooking and showing kindness to people two things that Eustace never saw in his mother so Eustace was finally feeling happyness, the reason why he treat courage like dirt is because he is the reason why Muriel pay less attention to Eustace and the stupid dog , comes from Eustace being called stupid boy by his mother there is a theory that Eustace and Muriel had a son who died young to an accident when trying to do a challenge, wich is also probaply why Eustace is being Passive aggressive towards children but another theory says that Muriel couldnt become pregnant, so Eustace never had the opportunity to have a son that he could raise better than how Eustace's father raised him, Eustace is a deeply troubled man who should have been seeing a therapist there is also a theory that Eustace murdered a man who Muriel had been dating so that Muriel could be his.

[@zahidkhan-se3dg]

​@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625damn that's crazy

[@Cakespresso]

​@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625dont care

[@DeusGamez]

@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625 his father hated him because he was so normal compared to his brother actually an thats why he gave the family fortune/treasure to him and gave Eustace the farm the treasure ofc was useless lol so the brother was duped in the end by the oldman an pulled the same prank on Eustace as a last laugh after he had passed away. but genuinely i think Eustace's brother did care about him as Eustace doesnt have any ill feelings toward him at all most his hate seems to be aimed at his parents an you can see it whenever there is an episode with his mom in it. his mom actually wanted to sell the land the farm is on but eustace's dad refused her everytime she tried an its suggested that this lead to them becoming divorced because she wanted a life of luxury but eustace's dad was content with his trinkets and land but was also very greedy which is something eustace inherited lol but as you say muriel became his light an most important treasure of all and his ill treatment of courage is likely his defensive mechanism to the past trauma he endured from his family he feels threatened by courage because muriel appears to love the dog alot instead of directing that attention towards him. but it could also be just because Eustace is a cranky oldman who forgot how to show empathy but every now and then muriel does coax it out of him thus proving why he needs her so much

[@mmmyy23]

This is the best cartoon show ever. I didn't experience so much joy watching other series as a kid than this one..

[@bendystrawz2832]

The scariest episode was the Rameses episode and no one can tell me otherwise. Not the mask, not the violin girl, not the "you're not perfect" face, the spiders were pretty close. I was terrified until I rewatched that scene as an adult to realize how ridiculous it actually looks, but that was nightmare fuel as a kid.

[@jamesmckenna4460]

My dad told me "it looks like your grandmother" and walked outta the living room

[@wilsonweiseng6485]

Return the slab

[@CodeguruX]

I can tell you otherwise, because it's a fucking cartoon. "Freaky" is all it ever was. But it was ALWAYS a comedy. At no point was anything frightening in the least. Entertaining mostly because you and I were stupid kids who liked stupid jokes. But I can say there were WAY worse things to come. Like Dexter's Lab, season 3. Better knowns as "AIDS plus 1". If there was ever an example of a show being brought back for another season and completely ruined, that would probably be the poster child. None of this, of course, takes into account post Foster's episodes of anything. Which was when all content on Cartoon Network instantly turned into dog shit and Adult Swim was all that was left. And none of this takes into account that TV is dead now and we all have better things to waste time on than nostalgia. Like posting randomly on KZbin and giving your opinion of shit that no one cares about and will promptly ignore.

[@vienle4089]

​@@CodeguruXi think there are better ways to sort out your emotions than this

[@DaddyPhantomOG]

@@CodeguruXyou’re weird lol

[@josephfenech9401]

Courage the Cowardly Dog, I used to hate him for being scared all the time. But now after carefully analyzing his behavior, I have gained a deep respect for him, bravery in the face of real fear. That takes real courage that not many have.

[@crewrangergaming9582]

He is scared, but he always shows bravery to save his loved ones. Fear is not the sign of cowardly, inaction due to fear of something is. He was scared, but he never held back and did what he had to. He is more courageous than most people.

[@allentayoto7387]

I still hold a grudge to whoever designed the mummy. I remember being so scared of that thing, I started crying so hard it woke my parents up. Thing just appeared out of nowhere with that creepy voice. After that episode, I stopped watching the show for a while until I just recovered. Now though, as an adult, the episode that scares me the most is the one about the crazy barber.

[@mohidmeer2597]

Return the slab or suffer my wraith 🎉

[@afraimalvi5681]

Nauugghhtyyy

[@GrandDukeMushroom]

For me it was the spider one with Katz! :P

[@PunnyGloom]

When they suddenly show 3d figure in 2d cartoon 💀☠️

[@lesaaaaaaaaaaa]

I was also very scared the first time I saw Ramses I remember I ran into the foyer to avoid seeing him and went to sleep right after that cause I was so spooked but I now find it absolutely hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@urgavecommunist]

i am 29 years old and to this day i still shutter anytime i hear “return the slab”.

[@Potadel]

Don’t blame you, my dad is 52 and does the same

[@muhammadawais465]

Now we know, courage was using ChatGPT the whole time..

[@FluffyFoxUwU]

i never stop loving how 3D effects was just shoved in and looks so out of place but yet dont at same time

[@richmcgee434]

Early 3D was very effective at evoking the eerie and unnatural when used alongside traditional animation. Fits really well in a surreal horror show even decades afterward. Not so good for most other genres, where it ages like raw meat on a hot day. Gumball's another show that makes very effective use of mashing together different animation (and even live action) techniques, although there it's done for (very effective) comedy.

[@FluffyFoxUwU]

@@richmcgee434 true thats why im loving just insert 3D effect into traditional animation without trying to make it seamless

[@arthurkassardjian5172]

My mom liked only a few of the cartoons I used to watch as a kid but this was one that she actually loved! Brings back such fond memories...

[@Turttles69]

This show was such a fever dream and I loved every second of it

[@JPimentel3]

One of the most underrated cartoon shows of ALL TIME 💯

[@victorgeary1783]

I never knew how many episodes I've never seen before this

[@Persephanie55]

Katz Candy is my all-time favorite episode, there’s just so many great parts in it, especially with Muriel screaming “GET ME DOWN” when telling Eustace why she hasn’t made him dinner.

[@Pkedya2boy]

I really hope your channel grows, man. You're doing my favorite childhood shows a lot of justice by bringing them back into the light in a fun and great summarized fashion.

[@rd6547]

I'm sorry to tell you this but this is AI generated

[@Pkedya2boy]

@@rd6547 Well damn... Thanks for letting me know

[@rollinsteinbobollinstein]

Did you read that somewhere, or did you just come to that conclusion on your own? I suspected it was AI generated while watching the KND video and closed the tab. Couldn't find any names associated with the channel. Low subscribers, high views, popular topics, narrator sounds like it could be a voice font or whatever, etc. I couldn't find any comments mentioning it being AI generated except yours, though. @@rd6547

[@paracanthushepatus1547]

I miss old cartoon network😢

[@spades8999]

My view of the show is that all of the characters seen passing through are real people/animals personified by Courage. If you live in the middle of nowhere, you’re likely to be sketched out by say, a traveling salesman or a stray cat. As a dog he wants to defend the family, but he must overcome the fear of the unknown. I didn’t watch it much as a kid so this might just be the original design of the show, but I was happy to make the connection nonetheless :)

[@shubham111agarwal]

I'm glad I found this video & watched the concluded version. Oh my, I love every bit of this

[@reny9351]

The Wishing tree and the Last Starmakers (squid episode) really hold a special place to my heart. Those episodes we're just so emotionally beautiful.

[@donsmith1590]

My grandma and grandpa watched this with me often when i was little They were the spitting image of eustice and murial. RIP thank you for making my childhood great.

[@therealghostboy9670]

I think Billy & Mandy could’ve been considered somewhat a horror cartoon too

[@Mista.Sir.]

Most definitely up there

[@mimica1314]

I loved that show

[@fowenart]

flapjack too

[@fukyuuzuesphantom9592]

❤

[@fukyuuzuesphantom9592]

❤

[@SabirAiman-ns2nv]

thanks man the 36 minute video got me through my entire childhood......... man it's nostalgia!

[@huuafterdark]

The episode about Courage's parents & his early backstory is the first time I actually ever cried to any animated show ever. I just remember bawling my eyes out at the whole thing.

[@RayleneS]

I absolutely LOVED Courage the Cowardly Dog when I was a child 😭 One of my all-time favorite shows. It never creeped me out, either lol. I always hear about how it gave people nightmares sometimes but that never happened to me 😂

[@noura_alali]

Same 😭

[@Hamzakilife2004]

Same😂😂😂xd

[@mojo3318]

I love "Courage the Cowardly Dog"! That show creeped me out, but I didn't have any nightmares from watching it, either.

[@DR.PRIYASHATANJIBJHA]

Same. Infact I felt sad (for him) and proud of Courage.

[@nightharvester6567]

No one asked

[@anonprada203]

I wasn’t the biggest fan of courage, mostly because I was a kid who got scared by anything. But I remember seeing one episode in particular about these star squids and let me tell you, I’ve never cried that hard in my life again. Whoever storyboarded that was absolutely ruthless lmao

[@monkeycat48]

The crossover between courage the cowardly dog, and Scooby Doo was literally something that Cartoon Network was planning on doing for a very long time. Especially after they did that short, wear some villains of courage like a bug in a mummy show up inside the attic where courage was taking refuge in. To the point where shaggy and Scooby reveal their actual identities to courage freaking him out. So many fans of both shows literally wanted that to happen for sometime, but Cartoon Network never got around to it until suddenly they did. Nearly 20 years after that short reveal personally I actually like that episode it was actually the final episode for the actress who played Muriel. Even though the actor who played Eustis is dead this was like a final sendoff for the actress playing Muriel. Because she passed away long before making this her final voice acting. despite the actor who played Eustice, being dead, long before the guy played in the new actor did such a tremendous job like the voice never went away. It sounded like the original cranky, bitter old man we all actually knew from long ago. The funniest part is when he’s doing the Ooga Booga Booga stuff he goes on not only after freaking out courage Scooby and shaggy, but he also states never gets old. Which ironically never did get old that was pretty funny.😉😉😉

[@TheTalkingPanda1017]

i cried during the episode when muriel rescued and adopted courage

[@Plasstyre]

I remember getting a dark feeling off of Freaky Fred as a kid; even (however old I was) me knew that there were some serious bad vibes on that dude. That's really what makes him so iconic and probably the second scariest thing in the whole series for me. Of course, Courage's 'you're not perfect' nightmare takes the cake.

[@Superfan109]

You know, despite never seeing that movie…the entire series was quite a blast. Loved it from beginning to end. What great memories from my childhood! 💖

[@PBYblackcat]

This show scared the hell out of me when I was little, but I couldn’t stop watching it. I seriously think between this and The Grimm Adventures of Billy and Mandy my addiction to the horror genre later in life was started

[@JackFrostIsHere]

*A lot of people might not know but the perfectionist was actually mermaid monster in disguise who appeared once in a previous episode, where the path to her underwater realm was accessible through water puddles. By the end of perfectionist episode, you can see her sinking back to her water domain as she fails to beat courage again, but psychologically this time*

[@saurabhbhagat4528]

Courage is a coward only on the outside, in how he behaves, but on the inside he has a heart of titanium

[@alexanderveritas]

For real, *King Ramses* truly was one of the most creepy animations I’ve ever seen in my life in that moment, the stark difference between the cartoonish look of the series compared to his 3D rendered character. _It gave me nightmares when I was a kid._

[@f.d.5173]

as a kid, this was my favorite show. It never really scared me because I grew up hearing my family's Voodoo stories;. Funny that only now as an adult do I find it a bit disturbing. Still a comfort, though

[@UserT5959]

Return the slot still gives goosebumps

[@CinnamonToastKing]

God, what an amazing cartoon. It's hard finding anything this good nowadays.

[@nubergutin]

One of the things that stuck with me about this show is just how much of it actually stuck with me. For a monster-of-the-week production, most of the villains have a certain keystone trait or catchphrase that the rest of their character is built around. Combined with stories that hone in on the weird, unreasonable fears that children have, and an implicit understanding that Courage will save the day by facing those fears (but never before some slapstick horror shenanigans), everything from haircuts to weird food, from stealing to hunting, from weird business owners to psychiatrists, and that one loud ride at Disney World, seemed a lot less scary.

[@Md.ShantoUjar]

I think Courage's Computer was the first example of AI chatbot.

[@Arunar80]

omfg 'howdy owdy oody ooo' has been popping up in my head for the past couple months. i gave up hope finding out where i heard it a long time ago. thank you for finally wrapping that one up for me lol.

[@jimster1111]

man your channel inspired me to find all the old cartoons of my childhood so here they are: codename kids next door, the fairly odd parents, spongebob, ATLA, ed edd and eddy, teen titans, recess, pokemon, kim possible, jimmy neutron, lilo and stitch, danny phantom, fosters home, clone wars, whats new scooby doo, chalk zone, phineas and ferb, chowder, courage the cowardly dog, grim adventures, invader zim, neds declassified, american dragon jake long, dave the barbarian, suite life, yugioh, samurai jack, now that im an adult theres like 3 non animated adult oriented shows that can even hold a candle to the above list and thats malcolm in the middle, breaking bad, and better call saul.

[@aziandomination16]

your videos are seriously interesting and high quality glad i found this channel early excited to see the progress im sure this channel will hit 100k fast

[@quinnhurst3472]

Courage's past legit had me crying way back then, and still does today

[@Christinayangismymommy]

I loved watcing this show as a kid and then one day cartoon network was gone. this show was one of my top 10s.

[@rynnziolkowski4642]

I absolutely loved the slab episode, definitely one of the best courage episodes

[@SigmaRat]

After making a video on a Cartoon Network platformer, Im glad I looked more into cartoons and found this channel. I havent seen many cartoon network shows so this is very helpful for me to get an understanding on Cartoons I didnt watch yet.

[@ladylunaginaofgames40]

Man I wish you included the episode of the one time Courage has to fight all his past enemies (including those you didn't mention here). It starts with Eustace being fed up with Courage's favoritism and deciding he's gonna deal with him once and for all. He ends up calling up all of Courage's most notorious rivals which include Katz, Le Quack, the Black Puddle Queen (from that one episode where she kidnaps Eustace and tries to eat him), Cajun Fox, The Weremole, and Big Toe (also from a one off episode where Eustace's toe fungas gains sentience) [btw idk why he invited villians that tried to hurt him in the past but ok]. They meet in the farm basement in secret where they plan their revenge. To lure Courage into the trap, they take Muriel hostage and tortured her (by doing laundry wrong) to get her to call for help. Courage comes in and Katz (being Katz) offers to feee Muriel IF they beat them in a contest. The game: Dodgeball. Courage's loses and as Eustace prepares to watch Courage perish, Muriel calls to Courage asking "What does he do best". The answer is screaming. He screams so freaking loud that he ends up obliterating all his rivals.

[@RubeeRoja]

90s kids.... we had the most amazing shows, snacks, and music❤

[@WerterPC]

Honestly, I've always had a problem with whether Courage can rightly be called a coward. His only cowardly behavior is screaming at the sight of a monster, but then he always risks his life to save Muriel without a second thought. Someone really cowardly wouldn't be able to overcome it.

[@crewrangergaming9582]

Fear / being scared is not always a sign of cowardlyness. If you see a lion, you will feel scared, and that is important so you can rush to safety and survive. Courage is no different, when he saw danger he showed normal response but the bravery is not in not being scared, but being scared still stepping up to help others. I always had problems with the saying "Fear is the only thing I fear". No man, if you don't fear you would have been dead years ago. You see a tsunami? don't fear, just stand there with no plan.. and there you go, no amount of bravery can save you from most of the things in this World, only fear can.

[@vashdesperado1232]

What a genuinely awesome, creative, and creepy show.

[@Elbobburrito]

7:57 Muriel: "I heard a door slam!" Eustace: "A door slammed!" Best episode ever written.

[@bhu1992]

Muriel's character just warms my heart 🥰

[@TheTalkingPanda1017]

i love courage... no matter how afraid he is, his will to protect muriel is stronger

[@colelubebrecht7407]

bro ngl these episodes were such a fever dream i don't remember the plot just certain images

[@techwizard9699]

Courage even though considered cowardly is actually the bravest character in the show and worthy of his name courage, he was afraid but still faced his fears and always did what needed to be done. Also,thanks for this, as a 90's kid I definitely had a special childhood. They don't make stuff like this any more.

[@toragon2736]

I spent 36 mins on this video .... And it was absolutely worth it 😁

[@Lilybeafox]

Your doing great 👍 as someone that grew up not really watching these shows (cuz my parents didn’t let me) I was watching more The Simpsons and other stuff. This really does sum up what I’ve missed as a child and I’m loving it.

[@hariman7727]

@@Lilybeafox Courage the Cowardly Dog is a sometimes forgotten hidden gem. Favorite lines? "A little sport before dying?" and especially "The things I do for love!"

[@thariousfenrir4430]

Really appreciate you showing certain clips from the show wether for context or just cause it was funny.

[@cynicalnightmare1108]

Fr tho, I didn't even know a crossover with Scooby Doo existed, and seeing that scene where Fred is trying to take off Kat's "mask" has me sold 😂

[@tseringdolkar3802]

Courage will always be my best childhood horror cartoon forever❤❤

[@PresidentSpxdes]

This show absolutely scared tf outta me yet kept me intrigued to want to see it again

[@cosmanpelcea825]

Don't forget Di Lung " watch where ya going ya fool " 😂😂😂

[@NFITC1]

For some reason the toe mafia episode was my favorite. When Big Toe says "Dumb dog, you blew up the money!" it always makes me laugh for some reason.

[@ibisobriggs3413]

Same here... Especially the end when courage's tongue was infected

[@alexandrabe7924]

This brings back memories. I enjoyed watching this as a child. There were also some episodes/monsters that scared me and I could relate to Courage. Too bad they don't make such nice cartoons nowadays.

[@SMToonLarva]

“To everyone reading this: I wish you the best that your life can give you!💚💚”

[@TurokYanmir-rk6pe]

Suspicious

[@johnmichaelsolomon9949]

Man when I was 6 watching this it made my heart shattered seeing his parents being separated 😢

[@dabaruknemuhar1981]

Courage isn't the absence of fear but rather to act despite the fear. Courage is always scared and terrified yet he pulls through despite his fear.

[@Nimigato]

Loving this series! Thank you for letting me revisit my childhood.

[@Minzobinzo]

went to the channel to binge the rest of the content... found out I already did MANNNNNNNNNNNNN

[@ScratRedemption]

Muriel's "oh my" Eustace's "what's...eh?" Courage's deranged laughter after being injured These sound clips will always be engraved in my brain

[@LordBeezleDwarf]

Well made well deserved on the amount of views. This show was a staple of my childhood. Me and my mom would always watch together. I love courage, still watch whenever its on lol. I love any show that teaches true life lessons like bravery and corruption and maliciousness

[@ajku9104]

This channel gots 1,000,000 subscibers written all over it. Keep up the work

[@Cashyfps]

These videos are amazing. Keep up the great work. Bringing back all my childhood memories watching your vids. Would love to see one on the grim adventures of billy and Mandy!

[@ShanaGartrex]

Just bindged all your uploads so far, and I've enjoyed all of them. Keep up the great work! Also I wonder if Code Lyoko would fall under something you could review.

[@Kay_md]

The scene of the deer just pulling that gun out of nowhere gets me every time 😭😂

[@DJSLo36]

You can't forget the pilot episode : The Chicken from Outer Space with the first time he spoke and said " This shouldn't happen to a dog" in a deep tone 😂

[@hanzzacharycruz2797]

It was even a trilogy episode In the series he returns for revenge for looking a new head because he's a headless rotisserie chicken And the third are conjoined triplets who is the son of the chicken

[@CHRISmartialARTIST]

How could you not give the original courage villian at least an honorable mention. "The chicken from outer space"

[@notoriousbig3k]

yeah 3 episodes and the 4th duck stayed on earth in the end

[@CaughtInp]

This cartoon always gave me a weird vibe, I was too young to understand it but it was one of the few cartoons they had playing on a Sunday morning on TV at the time.

[@setcheck67]

This isn't the entire story, it doesn't go over the alien chickens who had THREE episodes dedicated to them(Dad, dad who is now a roasted bird, and the sons/mom). It also bizarrely leaves out the team up episode of all the villains against Courage, where Ma' is coleader with Katz. Also if we're going over episode that actually shook me as a kid the possession episode is definitely on the top of it. That "We know where you live, we've been waiting for you" and just the whole possession scene in general. Hell I'd put The Great Fusilli above most episodes in terms of horror, especially since it actually had permanent consequences.

[@notoriousbig3k]

the zombie episodes as well with the directors were they redeemed them self to go to heaven in the last arc episode he missed the girl one as well he missed the tornado one he missed the eggplant one and so on he dose this with all shows he covers a few episodes and call it the start and end .... he misses the last episode were he lifts the Farm curse as well

[@notoriousbig3k]

also the cock roach one

[@setcheck67]

@@notoriousbig3k I can understand keeping things short for time, but missing out on the alien chickens is just weird... They weren't a one-off, they had a whole series devoted to them and instead he put an emphasis on Kitty and Bunny which was one episode. That's like judging Naruto off it's filler episodes. There is even more then that mind you, the snowman had at least 2 episodes too.

[@0bstolerance]

What about the stitching episode?

[@hariman7727]

@@notoriousbig3k There's only so much time in the video, and you gotta save some of the good stuff so people will watch the show themselves. ;)

[@sikevillain]

The windmill episode where the apparitions would cut off the head of anybody who owned the windmill left broken was my favorite one. It was pretty intense as a kid seeing cartoon beheadings 😅

[@virtualtrucker26]

We can strongly agree the King Ramses Return the Slab episode horrified us during childhood 😂

[@Grackz55]

Loving this content! Figured I'd throw out my own recommendation and say Danny Phantom would be awesome to see. Either way, looking forward to more!!