The bizarre misadventures of a cowardly dog named Courage and his elderly owners in a farmhouse in Nowhere, Kansas.
The worst episode of "Courage the Cowardly Dog" is "The House of Discontent", rated 4/10 from 2 user votes. It was directed by John R. Dilworth and written by David Steven Cohen. "The House of Discontent" aired on 11/9/2001 and is rated 3.0 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "The Clutching Foot".
Eustace doesn't exchange crops for luck, and the house terrorizes the family.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Fungal gangsters consume Eustace's body (starting with his foot) and take Muriel hostage which forces Courage to carry out their footwork.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A hunchback who is rejected by everyone wants to find a house to sleep in. He goes to the Bagge house, but Eustace rejects him. It's raining and Courage gets Eustace's raincoat and finds the hunchback in the barn. He is very friendly and together have fun doing shadow puppets, acrobatic stunts and bell ringing. Muriel is happy to have the hunchback stay with them, but Eustace wants him to go.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Irv Bauer
A Queen who lives in a puddle in the yard of the farm rises up out of the puddle. Eustace sees this Queen and decides to follow the hot chick. Little does he know that she is bad and plans to eat him. She drags him into the puddle, and Courage follows to save Eustace. She lives in a castle, which is where she plans to eat him. Courage saves him and gets out of the puddle as they just miss being captured.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Bill Marsilii
Benton Tarentella and Erin Von Volkheim are two dead jailed movie directors who plan to capture Muriel and eat her. Eustace loves this idea of being in a movie for the money, while Muriel loves to be on camera. Courage hates the idea. Eustace eventually locks Courage up in a trunk because he kept trying to stop this real movie from happening. Courage finds the script in the trunk and rewrites it so Muriel gets saved. Then, Benton and Erin get in a fight and claim to never work together again, giving up on their realistic movie idea and to bury themselves back where they've always been buried: under the Bagge's basement! Everything goes back to normal.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Craig Shemin
Courage, Muriel and Eustace go on vacation to the North Pole. Courage goes out to get firewood and comes back to the igloo (where they were staying) and finds everybody else is gone. Courage knew it was a snowman because he saw it earlier. He figured out that the snowman was taking a liquid from Eustace and Muriel's body to be able to live in hot weather and not melt. Courage gets captured by the snowman but breaks out and saves both. The snowman falls into icy water while chasing them and freezes into a giant ice cube. Muriel, Courage and Eustace go home.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Irv Bauer
Courage finds a duck egg, brings it inside, and gives it to Eustace. Eustace thinks he is going to eat it for breakfast, but finds out its still alive. It hatches and thinks Eustace is his mom. The duck becomes "Eustace's slave" and it is jealous of Muriel and Courage, which makes it do nasty tricks on both. Courage eventually puts a stop to this, in which...
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Irv Bauer
Muriel is sick, so she sends Courage and Eustace to go to the bakery for her. Eustace gets in his truck and decides to go to eat first. He goes to a place called "Burgers: Really Cheap!". The owner is a pig named Jonn Bonne. He gives Eustace and Courage burgers. When Courage sees a guy come into a room and not come back, he thinks he was made into a burger because the burger looks just like him. He goes down and sees Jonn Bonne and his wife talking over a silhoutte of a person's head on a table! The Bonnes go after Courage, but he escapes through the mail slot and runs all the way home. Muriel has gotten better. It turns out the heads were really sculptures made of hamburger meat that Jonn Bonne makes. He, his wife, Eustace and that guy eat one of Eustace.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Irv Bauer
Marooned during a cruise, Courage and his owners once again run afoul of Katz. Transformed at his spa into machines designed to fight for Katz's amusement, Muriel places her hope of rescue on Courage.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Courage notices a familiar UFO come toward the Bagge's House. He sees a chicken (the same chicken from the pilot episode. Courage shot the chicken with a raygun and blew up the chicken's head) The chicken wants revenge, so he captures Muriel. Courage saves her before any harm is done. He captures Eustace and pulls off his head with a plunger! The chicken (with Eustace's head) chases Muriel and Courage, but later everything turns out OK with the exception of Eustace's missing head.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: John R. Dilworth, Irv Bauer
Eustace hires Shirley the medium to settle differences between Eustace and his dead brother, Horace. Some creepy stuff happens and Eustace gets his brother's box, but not in a good way.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Craig Shemin
A tornado rips through Nowhere, destroying the farmhouse and turning Muriel into a little girl again - just three-and-a-half years old.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A traveling trailer comes by. The Great Fusilli houses it and decides to make Eustace, Muriel and Courage acting stars in his portable set. But Courage discovers a bunch of marionettes and sees that Eustace and Muriel have transformed into marionettes. Courage must stop the madness.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: Irv Bauer
The Computer decides to take over Muriel's body to show the world what it can do.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Muriel is kidnapped and taken to a hair farm to be used for growing hair.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Eustace takes the family on an adventure to find a hat worth millions.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
The family signs up for a free vacation but ends up having to serve as the ship's crew.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Courage unearths a bone from a giant kangaroo.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A visitor on an alien mission extracts Muriel's kindness.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Courage dreams of being a brave lawman.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Muriel invites a weevil to the farmhouse to recover from his injuries.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A ghost harasses Muriel by sabotaging everything she does for Eustace.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A sand whale arrives at the farm demanding his accordion.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
The miserable Dr. Zalost rains pink cannonballs down on the people of Nowhere, turning them gray and depressed.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: John R. Dilworth
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 alien girl named Tulip. As Muriel and the two teddy bears are eaten by the beast, Courage must take the worm to outer space before Muriel and the bears are digested.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen