TV Memories _ Courage the Cowardly Dog

I've been re-watching Courage the Cowardly Dog episodes.
I used to watch Courage all time when i was young. Well i spent half the day looking for Courage on the internet and i was LUCKY! I found this blog where i could watch all of the episodes! :D
Seriously i feel like a kid again lol
I wish they would bring this cartoon back already, i've missed it for so long.

By far my utmost favorite villain..!
FREAKY FRED
"Naaaughtyyyyyyyy"



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Cousin Freaky Fred

* Voiced by Paul Schoeffler in Freaky Fred, and Ian James Corlett in Ball of Revenge.

Cousin Fred is Muriel's creepy nephew who was sent to a psych ward for crazy barbers, due to his obsession with cutting hair.[1] While visiting Muriel, he gets locked in the bathroom with Courage by "accident" and shaves off all of Courage's fur while reminiscing about similar incidents involving his pet gerbil, his girlfriend, and a customer at his barber shop. Aside from his obsession with cutting hair, he has no other psychotic tendencies, and does seem to have a sense of what he thinks is weird, as he chooses not to shave Courage's tail on the grounds that it "would be weird". Most of his dialogue is rendered to himself in prose, in which he inserts the word "naughty" at every fourth line, or alternatively "in a certain mood" or "you know".

Courage the Cowardly Dog - Overview (wikipedia)

Courage the Cowardly Dog revolves around the exploits of Courage, a small, pink/purple (while in dark) dog who, despite his name, is ironically afraid of the most mundane things. His fears are normally justified, however, as Eustace, Muriel, and Courage are constantly attacked by (or running into) variousmonsters, aliens, villains, curses, experiments, natural disasters, and other forms of peril that Courage must face and do whatever it takes to keep Muriel, Eustace, and himself safe.

Every opening of the show documents Courage's past: "Abandoned as a pup, he was found by Muriel, who lives in the middle of Nowhere with her husband Eustace Bagge. But creepy stuff happens in Nowhere; it's up to Courage to save his new home."

In the series, when Courage wants to save his family from the villains and monsters, instead of typical feats of strength, the two engage in a game, normally something juvenile such as dodgeball or a , staring contest in which Courage usually, if not always, loses. The villain is then usually defeated in a variety of many other ways: Courage tricks the villain, he flees from them, makes amends with the villain, somehow convinces the villain to change, Muriel saves the day, or in some cases, the villain simply voluntarily moves on in favor of scheming another diabolical plot. Almost every single event that happens to him causes him to scream maniacally and usually shape-shift into some object that portrays fear, sorrow, confusion, or some other related emotion. However, he always overcomes his fear to save Muriel.

A typical feature of the show is the spoofing or reference of various classic horror and cult films as the basis for many episodes. This is seen in episodes such as "The Demon in the Mattress", "The Precious, Wonderful, Adorable, Loveable Duckling", "Heads of Beef", "Klub Katz", "Night of the Weremole", "Journey to the Center of Nowhere", "The Great Fusilli", "Robot Randy", "1000 Years of Courage", "Invisible Muriel", "Human Habitrail", "A Night at the Katz Motel", "Courage the Fly", "Mega Muriel the Magnificent", "The Transplant", "McPhearson Phantom", "The House of Discontent", "Courage vs. Mecha-Courage" and "Hard Drive Courage".

In numerous episodes- especially in the Pilot- Eustace would get hurt in some (usually dark) way by the end of the episode, only to come back alive and unscathed in the next episode. In the Pilot, Eustace ate an alien chicken egg and turned into an alien chicken to be shot by a ray gun. In another episode, "Courage in the Big Stinking City", Eustace was eaten (spare for bones) by Schwick's mysterious beast, however he became an animated skeleton instead of a truly dead person.

lol ah brings back so many memories.. (:

Here is the link to the Blog: dedicated to Courage the Cowardly Dog, a cartoon on Cartoon Network...Click Here!

You can find all/most of the episodes on here... =P

enjoy lolz

Stephanie x