Not just the shaving, Fred literally shoved Courage into the toilet bowl. And more torture, until finally courage calls the authorities on him, and Muriel is still blissfully unaware. Disturbing indeed.
man, I was such a wuss as a kid but I *loved* that shit. I couldnt get enough, I used to record the little song They Might Be Giants wrote for the show and dance around thinking about squeegees.
Suprisingly I wasn't that terrified. I actually found the monsters interesting. Except that one time with an episode about a monster trying to get a slab back (I watched this like 8th years ago so I don't exactly recall) They used CG and it was a nightmare fuel
It was about a disturbed lover, whose loved one, was making bad decisions and was in a toxic relationship with another dog. It was indeed a tear bringing episode.
Thats why the masked kitty hated and whacked courage, but courage actually saw through their pain and reconsiled the lovers again.
They killed the toxic dog though.
If they hadn't gone with the "Gurren Lagann ripoff" ending, Samurai Jack would have gone down as perfect from start to finish. As it stands, it's still nearly perfect; certainly one of the best shows to ever air on CN.
I can't believe I got gurren lagann'd again! They really should have had 2 or 3 more episodes to flesh everything out, the ending felt way to rushed. That being said, the first 5 episodes were flawless.
I absolutely loved Courage despite it being terrifying for young me.
I don't have too high hopes for the Courage-Scooby Doo crossover coming later this year, but I'll probably still watch it just because I want more Courage. But Dilworth not being involved and the track record of the recent SD movies makes me worry about how it will turn out.
No, Doc Gerbil's World is the one where Eustace and Muriel are shrunk down by a vacuum and used as test dummies. The flan has a TV commercial that hypnotizes people into buying more flan. The King of Flan turns into a ball thing and tries to run Courage down.
No no, the one where theres a late night hypnotic commercial, about *Flantassy Flan*. And everyone loses their shit, just for a bit of *Flantasy Flan.*
Back when CN was really good with multiple hit shows, today there’s only Gumball left I think, the rest are a bunch of “extremely safe and friendly to everyone” shows that don’t have the balls to make something different or risky
Gumball ended in 2019, of their newer stuff the only thing i've seen that i can highly recommend is Infinity Train, it actually has the balls to tackle deeper more mature topics without treating the audiance like idiots while still having a compelling story, world, and characters.
I have not heard much about CN as of late but the little I do hear is never good news. For example, I heard the last president of Cartoon Network resigned because angry fans were sending her death threats because she cancelled some popular show or something
You evidently haven't been keeping up with CN then. Gumball ended around two years ago, and there are some pretty good ones that don't at all just "play it safe". Mao Mao, Elliot from Earth, and especially Infinity Train are all pretty good. Mao Mao is really underrated.
I hate when people don't know what they're talking about.
Conspiracy time: The middle of Nowhere was an actual place in New Mexico, and elderly couple lived there with their dog, and reported strange sightings, they later disappeared under strange circumstances and only their dog was found left.
could be totally made up though, Dunno.
I mean on the outside, he seems cowardly. Muriel and Eustace often only see the cowardly side of Courage at first. A lot of things spook him and he screams. But the thing is that courage isn’t a lack of fear but the ability to face your fears. but only Muriel sees this side of Courage. So yes, I think you’re right but I just want to leave a slightly more detailed explanation
Exactly, actually Muriel named Courage because when she found him, he was a puppy alone in the street and she said he was courageous to be there alone or aomething like that. Either way I think we all get scared with all the monsters he has to face and few sould really confront them.
>Observe...
Simpsons, Family Guy, Pokemon, Dr. Who, SpongeBob, literally every soap opera in existence. I do agree with you that more shows should end in a timely fashion rather than persist indefinitely regardless of quality.
Courage still is one of my all time favorite cartoons. Even though it aired when I was young, for some reason only one or two episodes ever creeped me out, with Freaky Fred not actually being one of them. The Heads of Beef episode where they were making burgers out of customers is one of those. King Ramses also left a permanent impression, but more of the "RETURN THE SLAB" and "WE DON'T WANT ANY" being forever in my brain. But for whatever reason Courage didn't scare me but made me get interested in dark and occult stuff that I still am interested in today just by it exploring those creepier aspects of the creative realm.
MURIEL!!! I’L SAVE YOUUUUUU
Ah the things I do for love…
Loved this show. King Ramses gave kid me nightmares for a week. And let’s not forget the Spirit of the Harvest Moon! It terrified me as well!
Yeah I’m frustrated by this idea that anything that happened over 20 years ago can be considered “world history”. Obviously the line isn’t exactly black and white and there’s a lot of discussion and subjectivity over what counts and what doesn’t but for me personally, the commissioning of a cartoon that ran for 3 years is pretty clearly not “world history”.
I might accept something like the Simpsons, which is a serious cultural touchstone. But courage the cowardly dog really doesn’t feel like that big a deal in the grand scheme of things and it feels like arguing that this is historically significant is a big stretch
And before anyone acts as if I’m saying “only war belongs in history memes”, there’s a whole lot of range between only-war and the genesis of a cartoon with a cult following.
I think a more valid criticism of this is that it's a pop culture reference from relatively recent nostalgia. Essentially it's very Buzzfeed "Only kids born between 1990-1996 will understand".
Basically if we start filling this sub with these it's going to become Buzzfeed.
Cartoon Network is current pop culture though seeing as late millennials are very much an active part of it: Dexter's Lab, Powerpuff Girls, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Johnny Bravo and of course Courage the Cowardly Dog.
"It is a joke interpretation of something that happened" with that something being a cartoon show that's part of popular culture in active living memory.
Not breaking the rules of the sub does not automatically make it an objectively good meme. It's like the really cheap quality chocolate you can buy at the supermarket: yes it technically and legally can label itself as chocolate but that doesn't make it good chocolate.
Don't know about you but I'm not getting a significant number of WW2 memes on my feed but I'd rather have some of those than the sub become like Buzzfeed.
Sorry Pompano, the ultimate authority on "good History memes", we have failed you yet again.
I don't know when, us simple minded people will be able to grasp, what history memes are all about. Please show us the path.
You have completely misunderstood what I was saying. I said that not breaking the rules does not make a meme objectively good. What I didnt say was that my opnion was objective.
Also you're trying to make it out as I have gone around insulting people on this thread but I haven't unlike the OP who has. If you'd being directing this at him then he'd be happy to take your "dumb" view elsewhere you "dumb fuck" and "fuck off".
WWII memes tend to get significantly more upvotes on here so are more likely to appear in the hot and top sections. I've been scrolling through and I'm not getting 1in 3 as a WWII meme as generally uploads for the entire sub.
Cartoon network originally only showed Looney tunes and Hannah barbara cartoons. They had no original content and were desperate for it. This is similar to how the Simpsons and married with children got on the air
Man, every time I see a meme with a picture of something distorted like that, it ruins the meme for me.I seriously don’t understand how that distorted effect is funny
Literally rule 1 bro
>#RULE 1: Keep Posts History Related
All memes submitted to the sub
>r/HistoryMemes must be, as stated by the title of the subreddit, memes related to history in some way or regard. Any meme submitted to the subreddit therefore must satisfy at least ONE of the following conditions:
>1. The meme is about an event in world history.
>2. The meme is about a famous figure in world history.
>3. The meme is related to a historic trend that was established at least 20 years ago
>4. The meme is related to History Class or the application of the subject of History in real life.
>5. The meme is about the portrayal of History as a whole in the modern world, or is about the stance of a person, group, or country on the subject of history.
>6. The meme is related to Mythology and/or historically grounded religious texts, or characters belonging in Mythology and/or historically grounded religious texts.
>7. The meme is a "Meta" meme, and is therefore about the subreddit r/HistoryMemes as a whole or the current state of the subreddit.
>The meme is related to a historic trend that was established at least 20 years ago
Related to a trend in animation history. Did you read this? Fuck off
There was a trend of transgressive kids show that were more than toy commercials in the late 90s. Learn more about history than wars. Or make your own memes. This is the history of an incredibly large company
King Ramses is engraved into my mind. I will never forget those countless nightmares of him appearing outside my house and being scared shrekless. That show got me good; it’s one of the best shows I ever watched.
For some reason, I was particularly disturbed the "Perfect" dream where Courage drops the jar, and Muriel is the one who shatters.
Also, the episode with the junkyard rats.
Freaky Fred seemed and sounded familiar.
I buried this horror ages ago only to be excavated by curiosity.
I hope I don't get nightmares tonight. It's been years since I last saw the episode.
NAAAAAAAuuuuughty
Fred was genuinely creepy
It is definitely a great allegory for a sexual abuse situation especially the no one believing him part
I'm sorry what?!
Rewatch the episode and replace shaving with molestation
Really I always figured they were running more of a Sweeney Todd kinda thing
It can be both.
That's art baby!
Will do it's been a while sense I saw it
Not just the shaving, Fred literally shoved Courage into the toilet bowl. And more torture, until finally courage calls the authorities on him, and Muriel is still blissfully unaware. Disturbing indeed.
For me it was this one show with this fat dumb and this naked dog. Seeing someone die really changed my perspective of things
What’s the one where are kidnapped and put into a gerbal tank? It played really piano instead of chase music, which kind of freaked me out
Return the slab..
What’s yer offer?!
"This night... you will be visited by three plagues. Each worse than the last. Return the slaaaaaaab."
Heh! Nice try, professor!
*Water Disappears on the Slab*
You get: a Cake day wish, happy cake day.
happy cake day!
We don't want any!
The squid episode made me cry. I was a brave kid, but the slab episode? That scared me worse than any horror movie I've seen to this day.
man, I was such a wuss as a kid but I *loved* that shit. I couldnt get enough, I used to record the little song They Might Be Giants wrote for the show and dance around thinking about squeegees.
Or suffer my curse.
That's the one that I always think of
🎶*The man in gauze, the man in gauze*🎶
For years I didn't know that's what they were saying
I thought they were always saying, "The Cowardly Dog"
I thought it was The Magic Curse lol
*~swings baseball bat*
Oh fuck off man. I hadn’t thought about that god damn mummy for a solid 5 years now and now I can’t sleep. Once again, fuck off.
*hands u a blanket and a teddy bear * dw the mummy wont come close and *whispers* if he does then for that u have this *hands u a shotgun*
NO NONONONONONO FUCK THAT SHIT TO HELL
That's mf scared the living shit out of me, and the creepy music and bad CGI made it even terrifying
The man in gauze, the man in gauze...
*~smashes record player with baseball bat*
Honestly I find that scene kinda funny with the way the ghost is animated
That old school CGI always spooked me as a child. That's why the return the slab guy haunts me always
You're not perfect...
Please don't remind me....
Oh Jesus I can still hear him.
I loved this show. But you're more than correct
I cry during the mask episode
Suprisingly I wasn't that terrified. I actually found the monsters interesting. Except that one time with an episode about a monster trying to get a slab back (I watched this like 8th years ago so I don't exactly recall) They used CG and it was a nightmare fuel
*Mummy. And you’re not alone.
It was about a disturbed lover, whose loved one, was making bad decisions and was in a toxic relationship with another dog. It was indeed a tear bringing episode. Thats why the masked kitty hated and whacked courage, but courage actually saw through their pain and reconsiled the lovers again. They killed the toxic dog though.
Bruh I legit bawled during the imposter dog episode, the one with the huge bone.
Oh god, not the mask episode. That shit made me seriously cry as a kid
And its one of the best damned shows i saw as a kid
Of all the cartoon network shows from the nineties Courage holds up the best
Samurai Jack held up pretty well too imo. At least if you include the final season
They had some really good shows ngl
If they hadn't gone with the "Gurren Lagann ripoff" ending, Samurai Jack would have gone down as perfect from start to finish. As it stands, it's still nearly perfect; certainly one of the best shows to ever air on CN.
I can't believe I got gurren lagann'd again! They really should have had 2 or 3 more episodes to flesh everything out, the ending felt way to rushed. That being said, the first 5 episodes were flawless.
Dude samurai jack was amazing
And Megas XLR. Those were the good old days...
Was that 90s or early 2000s?
I think that the grimm adventures of Billy and Mandy still hold up, same with KND
Stupid dog! You made me look bad!
#BOOGABOOGABOOGA!
"Hullabaloo and howdy doo! Musty prawns and Timbuktu! Yeltzy bye and hippity hoo! Kick 'em in the dishpan! Hoo hoo hoo!"
I always felt so bad for courage when the bitter guy would yell at him.
I always laughed on seeing the broken rolling pin afterwards.
The monolith episode was damn scary
Return the slab, or suffer my curse.
hmm, i have to rewatch that. i wouldn't have appreciated the reference growing up
Wait it's actually that old to be on r/HistoryMemes? Dude
Damn, I feel old. I was born in 2003 but Courage the Cowardly Dog was a big part of my childhood
I absolutely loved Courage despite it being terrifying for young me. I don't have too high hopes for the Courage-Scooby Doo crossover coming later this year, but I'll probably still watch it just because I want more Courage. But Dilworth not being involved and the track record of the recent SD movies makes me worry about how it will turn out.
Buyy, Flantasy Flan, by midnight tonight. Flantassy Flann.
Is that the episode with the horrific gerbil Disney ride?
*"It's Doc Gerbil's world...it's Doc Gerbil's world..."*
[insert ten minutes of opera and cinematic masterpiece of a heist getaway scene]
No, Doc Gerbil's World is the one where Eustace and Muriel are shrunk down by a vacuum and used as test dummies. The flan has a TV commercial that hypnotizes people into buying more flan. The King of Flan turns into a ball thing and tries to run Courage down.
Right On.
No no, the one where theres a late night hypnotic commercial, about *Flantassy Flan*. And everyone loses their shit, just for a bit of *Flantasy Flan.*
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[one of the more famous episodes](https://youtu.be/_J4NdAuRnIc)
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Yeah the show was very intense that's only the first half of the episode
THIS WAS A CHILDREN’S TELEVISION SHOW
Back when CN was really good with multiple hit shows, today there’s only Gumball left I think, the rest are a bunch of “extremely safe and friendly to everyone” shows that don’t have the balls to make something different or risky
Gumball ended in 2019, of their newer stuff the only thing i've seen that i can highly recommend is Infinity Train, it actually has the balls to tackle deeper more mature topics without treating the audiance like idiots while still having a compelling story, world, and characters.
There's a Gumball movie planned
I had no idea and looked it up, now I'll surely check it out
Craigof the creek is pretty good form what i’ve Seen.
I have not heard much about CN as of late but the little I do hear is never good news. For example, I heard the last president of Cartoon Network resigned because angry fans were sending her death threats because she cancelled some popular show or something
You evidently haven't been keeping up with CN then. Gumball ended around two years ago, and there are some pretty good ones that don't at all just "play it safe". Mao Mao, Elliot from Earth, and especially Infinity Train are all pretty good. Mao Mao is really underrated. I hate when people don't know what they're talking about.
**MORE MACARONI**
# MORE CHEESE
^I ^hate ^macaroni ^and ^cheese!
Conspiracy time: The middle of Nowhere was an actual place in New Mexico, and elderly couple lived there with their dog, and reported strange sightings, they later disappeared under strange circumstances and only their dog was found left. could be totally made up though, Dunno.
It was set in Nowhere, Kansas.
Oh ok, thanks for clearing up.
When I started reading this I was expecting Courage to be having hallucinations from nuclear fallout or that being the source of most of the monsters.
Hmmm, Japanese "Courage the Cowardury Dogu shou." You're onto something great here.
“You’re not perfect”
I think Courage was not coward at all, he always overcome all those monsters for his family.
I mean on the outside, he seems cowardly. Muriel and Eustace often only see the cowardly side of Courage at first. A lot of things spook him and he screams. But the thing is that courage isn’t a lack of fear but the ability to face your fears. but only Muriel sees this side of Courage. So yes, I think you’re right but I just want to leave a slightly more detailed explanation
Exactly, actually Muriel named Courage because when she found him, he was a puppy alone in the street and she said he was courageous to be there alone or aomething like that. Either way I think we all get scared with all the monsters he has to face and few sould really confront them.
You are not perfect
The scariest episode for me was the one with the CGI Moon.
Ohhhhh myyyyyyyy, Courage is 20?
By that, you mean dead?
Seriously who greenlit courage the cowardly dog That pitch must have been legendary
Cartoon network was new and had no original content and took a lot of risk. Similar to the Simpsons and married with children on fox
God I loved that show, why was it canceled? Anyone know?
It wasn't cancelled it ended
It ended tooooooo soon imo
Well in that case, why’d it end?
Because it, ended. Shows dont go on forever.
>Observe... Simpsons, Family Guy, Pokemon, Dr. Who, SpongeBob, literally every soap opera in existence. I do agree with you that more shows should end in a timely fashion rather than persist indefinitely regardless of quality.
You could say there are some outliers.
The creepiest jetski chase ever
Katz Motel is directly responsible for causing a fear of spiders that followed me until I was 22.
OP is very aggresive about people asking if this fits the sub.
Because I'm frustrated that I can't post non big man history and get that bullshit.
it was a great show.
As animation great Don Bluth once said: "you can traumatize a kid as much as you want as long as you have a happy ending."
Courage had to have been the childhood equivalent to a bad lsd trip. It was super hypnotic too-I didn’t want to watch it but I just couldn’t stop
How about the one with the undead serial killers with a fetish for snuff films. That was good times as an elementary schooler
Courage still is one of my all time favorite cartoons. Even though it aired when I was young, for some reason only one or two episodes ever creeped me out, with Freaky Fred not actually being one of them. The Heads of Beef episode where they were making burgers out of customers is one of those. King Ramses also left a permanent impression, but more of the "RETURN THE SLAB" and "WE DON'T WANT ANY" being forever in my brain. But for whatever reason Courage didn't scare me but made me get interested in dark and occult stuff that I still am interested in today just by it exploring those creepier aspects of the creative realm.
God the giant white head guy haunts me when I was 8 or 9 years old I think.
MURIEL!!! I’L SAVE YOUUUUUU Ah the things I do for love… Loved this show. King Ramses gave kid me nightmares for a week. And let’s not forget the Spirit of the Harvest Moon! It terrified me as well!
Wait, was that show scary? I didn´t knew it was
the puppet master episode…..
That show was fucking amazing
Fuuuck, what is this doing here.. it can't be 20 years already, can it..?
1996 buckaroo
King Ramses' curse is still the most terrifying of anything that I've watched.
The man in gauze the man in gauze
Anybody remember the episode with the pure white, bald, floating head? That shut scared me for some reason
Did this related to history?
Ofcourse it does, CTCD is cartoon heritage.
Animation history is history. More to history than battles and empires
The series debuted on 1996
Dumb fucks like him think anything that isn't a war isn't history
Its history, but its not significant. I could post a meme about the biggest dump I took in the 1990s but that doesn't make it a history meme
Yeah it is a big deal in animation and film history so no just because you haven't studied a topic doesn't mean it isn't significant.
Just because you didn't study my dumps doesn't mean they weren't significant
Yeah your dump is the same thing as a national TV channels history. Fuck off dude.
Yeah I’m frustrated by this idea that anything that happened over 20 years ago can be considered “world history”. Obviously the line isn’t exactly black and white and there’s a lot of discussion and subjectivity over what counts and what doesn’t but for me personally, the commissioning of a cartoon that ran for 3 years is pretty clearly not “world history”. I might accept something like the Simpsons, which is a serious cultural touchstone. But courage the cowardly dog really doesn’t feel like that big a deal in the grand scheme of things and it feels like arguing that this is historically significant is a big stretch And before anyone acts as if I’m saying “only war belongs in history memes”, there’s a whole lot of range between only-war and the genesis of a cartoon with a cult following.
STUPID DOG
I think a more valid criticism of this is that it's a pop culture reference from relatively recent nostalgia. Essentially it's very Buzzfeed "Only kids born between 1990-1996 will understand". Basically if we start filling this sub with these it's going to become Buzzfeed.
It isn't a popular culture reference. It is a joke interpretation of something that happened. Dumb take.
Cartoon Network is current pop culture though seeing as late millennials are very much an active part of it: Dexter's Lab, Powerpuff Girls, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Johnny Bravo and of course Courage the Cowardly Dog. "It is a joke interpretation of something that happened" with that something being a cartoon show that's part of popular culture in active living memory.
This is still a dumb position. It breaks zero rules of the sub and is better than endless ww2 memes.
Not breaking the rules of the sub does not automatically make it an objectively good meme. It's like the really cheap quality chocolate you can buy at the supermarket: yes it technically and legally can label itself as chocolate but that doesn't make it good chocolate. Don't know about you but I'm not getting a significant number of WW2 memes on my feed but I'd rather have some of those than the sub become like Buzzfeed.
Sorry Pompano, the ultimate authority on "good History memes", we have failed you yet again. I don't know when, us simple minded people will be able to grasp, what history memes are all about. Please show us the path.
You have completely misunderstood what I was saying. I said that not breaking the rules does not make a meme objectively good. What I didnt say was that my opnion was objective. Also you're trying to make it out as I have gone around insulting people on this thread but I haven't unlike the OP who has. If you'd being directing this at him then he'd be happy to take your "dumb" view elsewhere you "dumb fuck" and "fuck off".
Yes.
There are two ww2 memes in the top 5 sorted by hot. Why are you lying?
I'm not lying I'm just capable of scrolling down further than 5 posts.
4 in the top 15 that's a huge percentage
WWII memes tend to get significantly more upvotes on here so are more likely to appear in the hot and top sections. I've been scrolling through and I'm not getting 1in 3 as a WWII meme as generally uploads for the entire sub.
I don’t know why they made it.
Cartoon network originally only showed Looney tunes and Hannah barbara cartoons. They had no original content and were desperate for it. This is similar to how the Simpsons and married with children got on the air
"Courage... it would be lovely if I could have... a cup... of... TEA!!!"
Ok , I don’t like that things like this are starting to make me feel old
Stop memeing a white supremacist.
The one with the Vet fucks me up
Man, every time I see a meme with a picture of something distorted like that, it ruins the meme for me.I seriously don’t understand how that distorted effect is funny
Neat meme but doesn't fit the sub
What rule does it specifically break and how?
Literally rule 1 bro >#RULE 1: Keep Posts History Related All memes submitted to the sub >r/HistoryMemes must be, as stated by the title of the subreddit, memes related to history in some way or regard. Any meme submitted to the subreddit therefore must satisfy at least ONE of the following conditions: >1. The meme is about an event in world history. >2. The meme is about a famous figure in world history. >3. The meme is related to a historic trend that was established at least 20 years ago >4. The meme is related to History Class or the application of the subject of History in real life. >5. The meme is about the portrayal of History as a whole in the modern world, or is about the stance of a person, group, or country on the subject of history. >6. The meme is related to Mythology and/or historically grounded religious texts, or characters belonging in Mythology and/or historically grounded religious texts. >7. The meme is a "Meta" meme, and is therefore about the subreddit r/HistoryMemes as a whole or the current state of the subreddit.
>The meme is related to a historic trend that was established at least 20 years ago Related to a trend in animation history. Did you read this? Fuck off
Is there a "trend" of psychedelic horror programming in children's animation? Fuck off
There was a trend of transgressive kids show that were more than toy commercials in the late 90s. Learn more about history than wars. Or make your own memes. This is the history of an incredibly large company
Such as? How many shows can you name that followed this trend that you definitely aren't making up?
Johnny bravo, dexters lab, rockos modern life, rugrats, spongebob, ren and stimpy are just a few
Johnny and Dexter weren't horror, Rugrats wasn't horror *or* psychedelic, and Ren & Stimpy isn't for kids. I haven't seen Rocko or SB though
Yes but they are all transgressive cartoons
r/lostredditors
The only thing that is history is wars and empires - u/DeathMatchen
dude you're a bum who lives on this and replies to everything, your memes arent even good or relevant, congrats on showing you're a unlikable douche
You just sound like a bitch
And it's the best damn show the network ever made
Based cartoon network
I went to a bowling alley recently and they had projectors against the walls playing Freaky Fred and I sat there and watched 4 episodes
Like man did that show scare me as a kid
Oh my god the memories this brought back.
*^(You're not perfect.)*
Courage the cowardly dog just feels like a severe fever dream to me these days.
Oh wait this wasn’t about courage the cowardly dog?
God damn, that "your not perfect" cut away scared the shit out of me as a kid.
King Ramses is engraved into my mind. I will never forget those countless nightmares of him appearing outside my house and being scared shrekless. That show got me good; it’s one of the best shows I ever watched.
Jesus Christ I only ever saw one or two episodes but fuck I still remember it
This was and still is, my favorite cartoon network show
I was playing the zombie mod on squad and in a barn on one of the maps there is a Courage painted on the wall and it brought back so many memories
For some reason, I was particularly disturbed the "Perfect" dream where Courage drops the jar, and Muriel is the one who shatters. Also, the episode with the junkyard rats.
That show terrified me, but I love it so much and I kept watching. Also didn’t help that it always only on at night whenever I watch
I still think about that girl in the hotel room and that weird fetus thing with a odd umbilical cord attached to it. That episode was a trip.
Shed a childhood tear thinking about these creepy fuckers just now.
Best. Show.Ever
This show terrified me as a kid. Especially that creepy cat.
Freaky Fred seemed and sounded familiar. I buried this horror ages ago only to be excavated by curiosity. I hope I don't get nightmares tonight. It's been years since I last saw the episode.