The Creepiest Courage the Cowardly Dog Episode Ever Created

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When I think of Courage the Cowardly Dog, the first episode that immediately pops into my mind is "King Ramses' Curse". The reason? There's a creepy image that will never be able to escape my mind still to this day, 15 or so years later. Looking back at this episode however, I now see it completely differently and I see the genius intent behind it.

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Inspired by the Love of Jesus Christ

Verse of the Day (as related to the topic of this video):
"But people who long to be rich fall into temptation and are trapped by many foolish and harmful desires that plunge them into ruin and destruction." - 1 Timothy 6:9 (NLT)

A movie I highly recommend: The Gospel According to Matthew (starring a very animated and engaging acting performance by Bruce Marchiano, who plays Jesus). This is a word-for-word adaptation that has a unique take on the body language and charisma of Jesus, and also makes it easier to understand and quicker to read the story. I am hopeful that this movie gives you peace, love, hope, security, comfort, and answers, as it did me, and continues to do to this day. God bless you.

#Nostalgia #Generosity #ExpressYourself

[Funtermore]

Courage: *Starts dancing*

Every fan of Courage: Something is wrong, I can feel it

[Tabby]

eh, its less creepy when Eustace says "whats your offer"
turning a myth, into a meme.

[joshuashuashuashua]

this was the one episode that would always make me cry as a child. I managed to watch it for the first time when I was 15 or something

[gelit]

King Ramses creeped me out but I'm just realizing at age 25 how hilarious that exchange between him and Eustace was

[card]

PUT BACK THE SLAB...

“W H A T S Y O U R O F F E R”

[shaankumar]

When the insects attached them, Muriel thought she was going to die .So, she was making a cake for herself to eat before she dies.

[Jireninyourrecommendations]

"Muriel has to be the most optimistic woman in the universe"


I 100% agree with this statement

[Chosito__]

This episode scared me as a child. The voice was haunting.

[blakes.]

“You’re not perfect” creeped me out way more than this episode. I think it may have been the last episode but not sure

[mr.gameandwatchfan]

My brother was terrified with this episode, but he was kind of addicted to it because of how it made him feel, so he watched it over and over. He was a weird kid lol

[mechajay]

_RETURN THE SLAB_

Eustace: "What's Your Offer?"

He's the embodiment of Greed and that's why he gets the brunt of the consequences.

[gabrielpanagsagan]

"Return the slab"
*Eye widens*
"Return the slab"
*Shaking*
"Whats your offer?!"
*Bursts out laughing*

[pleasesetmeonfire]

The episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog that traumatized me as a child was the one with the claymation looking alien thing that said “You’re not perfect.” Freaked me out so bad my mom wouldn’t let me watch it anymore

[sarahthornton]

This show always freaked me out. Something about it was always so disturbing to me.

[italyisntreal]

Ramses: "Return the
Eustace: WhAts YeR OfFeR?
Ps. I had to actually watch that episode again after EIGHT years to remember that

[julienne]

The Ghost Ramses scene scared the shit out of me! I was 5 or 6, and till this day I still remember his one line "return the slab, or face my curse"

[Tyrannosaur]

King Rameses always terrified me when I was a kid, but now I just think he sounds like Kevin Costner

[ElvizNationBalkan]

for me the scariest scene was either "Violin girl" or "You're not perfect"

[reakal]

Courage the cowardly dog was and still is my favorite show. I used this show to get away from the world when I was transferring through different foster homes, I used it to escape when I was abused, And I used it to escape when I was separated from my sisters. Sitting alone in my room, watching the small tv in the corner and seeing a pink dog save his family from danger, always cheered me up. I thought that one day I would be able to have a family or a “courage” in my life to save me from the madness going on. Now I’m living with my current family and my separated sisters and I are together. I have never been so happy and I am relived that I have a “courage” in this situation. If you were to step into my room, you would see courage everywhere. It’s not because I’m addicted, it’s because it cancels out some of the bad memories I have. Courage taught me so many lessons, and I am forever grateful for the show.

[LafriteRip]

You have to admit Eustace’s line “ What’s your offer “ was hilarious 😂