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Episodes

Pilot (1996)

{{anchor|Season 1: 1999–2000}} Season 1 (1999–2000)

Note: This episode was sneak-previewed on August 21, 1999 during Cartoon Network's Cartoon Cartoon Weekend marathon.

Absent: Eustace

{{anchor|Season 2: 2000–01}} Season 2 (2000–01)

Season 3 (2002)

Courage vs. Mecha-Courage: Di Lung feels that Courage isn’t a good enough dog and eventually builds a mechanical version of him as a replacement. Courage decides to stop him by a fight.

Record Deal: While spring cleaning, Shirley finds a mystic Velvet Vic record and when she throws it out, Eustace finds it. But when he listens to it, the actual Velvet Vic comes out of the player and traps Muriel in the record, so Courage must get help from Shirley who can tell him how to get Muriel out of the record.

The Sandman Sleeps: Muriel develops insomnia after the Sandman steals her sleep, much to Courage's despair.

The Ride of the Valkyries: While Courage and his owners are on holiday in Norway, three Valkyries mistake Muriel as their sister and carry her off into the sky where they will fight against the trolls on the next day. Courage sets out to win Muriel back.

Note: This is the final appearance of Ma Bagge. Shortly after this episode finished production, Ma's actress, Billie Lou Watt, died of lung cancer.

Conway the Contaminationist: A strange elderly man named Conway moves in with Courage and his owners, and he changes their lives when he assists them to live in a life of filth, causing a potential biohazard.

Curtain of Cruelty: When a strange pink curtain is going through Nowhere making the citizens cruel and mean, Courage finds out that all of this is caused by Professor Mean, who is also cruel and unhappy, and wants everyone else to be cruel and unhappy too.

Tulip's Worm: Two alien teddy bears blast the citizens out of sight when they are looking for a giant worm. Courage discovers the worm outside of the farmhouse, and it reacts whenever he plays a tuba. The space bears come to the scene, and reveal that the little worm is actually a space worm owned by an intergalactic childish human girl named Tulip. As Muriel and the two teddy bears are swallowed by the beast, Courage must take the worm to outer space before Muriel and the bears are digested.
Note: This is the last episode to feature Lionel Wilson as the voice of Eustace.

Night of the Scarecrow: After leaving a county fair, Courage and his owners get lost through a cornfield and crash into a scarecrow. They take him home where Muriel fixes him up and makes him a mouth so he can talk. He soon becomes depressed when he is not scary enough to frighten away Muriel's attackers, so he decides to train himself to be a much stronger and scarier scarecrow to protect Muriel.
Note: This is the first episode to feature Arthur Anderson as the voice of Eustace.

Watch the Birdies: When Muriel gets abducted by a giant mother vulture, it tells her to look after its three babies while it flies off to find a new mate or she will be eaten. Courage must aid Muriel in keeping the babies safe.

Angry Nasty People: Benton Tarantella, the zombie director, returns to convince Courage and his owners to star in his latest sitcom Angry Nasty People.

Snowman's Revenge: After the North Pole faces heat and everything melts, the snowman creates a mechanical mitten that allows the user to produce snow at will. He moves into Courage's house and freezes it, causing extreme coldness upon Courage and his owners.

Swindlin' Wind: Courage and his owners go to Shirley's shop, where Muriel sees a necklace she wants. Eustace gives Shirley an oil deed for the necklace, but she realizes that it's an oil bill. Angry that Eustace ripped her off, Shirley casts a spell on both him and Muriel that causes them to swindle each other, and it's up to Courage to break the spell.

Courage Under the Volcano: Courage and his owners crash down on an island, and are welcomed by a native chief. The citizens dress Muriel in their special native clothing so she can be sacrificed to the Volcano God, who is causing the island to shake. Courage must go inside the volcano and talk to the god before the natives drop Muriel in the volcano.

Season 4 (2002)

The Nutcracker: Courage and his owners go to the junkyard to hunt for useful trash, and Courage finds a nutcracker. Two man-eating rats want to feast on Muriel and Eustace. After Eustace is captured, Courage must get Muriel away from the rats.

House Calls: A lonely scientist named Dr. Gerhart wants neighbors, but his sentient house, who is very old and envious, fends them away. He brings the farmhouse next to his house with music, but Gerhart's house intends on destroying the farmhouse out of sheer jealousy and want for Gerhart all to itself. Courage then has to find a way to make Gerhart's house happy.

Note: Dr. Gerhart is a parody of the late Roy Orbison.

Windmill Vandals: If the windmill stops turning, the ghosts of terrifying dead vandals will return to attack everyone at the homestead. Courage and Muriel must keep the windmill moving while Eustace tries to fix it.

Farmer-Hunter, Farmer-Hunted: Eustace tries to prove that he can hunt like his deceased brother, Horst. But the deer families are tired of being hunted and the father deer decides to hunt Eustace instead. Courage hosts a game show to see who gets to shoot who.

Goat Pain: Muriel sprains her back, and the only cure is a hot spring on top of Mt. Nowhere. The peak is guarded by a super-powerful goat angry at people for clogging the spring with trash, and Courage has to get past the goat and somehow restore the spring.

Profiles in Courage: Courage and his owners go to a county fair and have their silhouettes drawn. When the silhouettes come to life later that night and replace Muriel and Eustace, Courage must convince the creatures it is more fun to be paper than people.

A strange, dog-hating woman of unknown origin, named Kitty, wearing a mask and a white robe, appears at the farmhouse. She recklessly starts beating Courage with various items and she tells his owners that her best friend Bunny is being held by a gangster named Mad Dog, who treats Bunny as a slave. When Kitty tried to flee with Bunny, she was threatened by him to stay away from Bunny. Courage, who wants Kitty to leave the farmhouse and needs to prove to her that not all dogs are bad, decides to rescue Bunny from Mad Dog.

Muted Muriel: Eustace berates Muriel, who has had enough for not listening to her, and she decides not to talk ever again. Courage visits Shirley and asks her if she can make her talk again.

Food of the Dragon: A seafood dinner attracts a dragon who has not learned to fly. He's determined to eat Muriel and Eustace unless Courage can teach him to fly.

Son of the Chicken from Outer Space: The three-headed son of Courage's 1st nemesis shows up, trying to fulfill a vow to kill him, but Courage is far more resourceful than the chicken anticipated.

Ball of Revenge: All fed up with Muriel's doting on Courage, Eustace invites Katz, Le Quack, the Weremole, the Cajun Fox, the Giant Foot, and the Puddle Queen to the house to kill Courage in a game of dodgeball.

Wrath of the Librarian: Courage finds a two-year overdue book. When he decides to return it, he does not have enough money for the $10,000 fee. The librarian casts a spell on Muriel and Eustace, turning them into the characters from the book until Courage finds enough money to pay the fee for the book.

Perfect: When Courage cannot do anything correctly, the "teacher" approaches him, who is the manifestation of Courage's own doubts and insecurities that have plagued him. She trains him strictly into becoming a perfect dog, but in the end, Courage learns that there is no such thing as perfect.

Special (2014)

References

External links

• {{IMDb episodes|0220880|Courage the Cowardly Dog}}
• {{tv.com episodes|courage-the-cowardly-dog|title=Courage the Cowardly Dog}}