Everyone Wants to Direct - Dark Toons
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- It's the start of Courage the Cowardly Dog Month! Doug looks over the episodes that fans wanted to see from their favorite creepy kids show. In this episode, a zombie directs a film about zombies, because of course.
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"Everyone Wants to Direct" is part two of the ninth episode in the one season of Courage the Cowardly Dog, written by Craig Shemin, which aired March 2, 2000," following "Queen of the Black Puddle." It is the ninth airing and eighteenth episode overall.
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Watch _Heads of Beef_ next! It's a pretty creepy episode!
I'm ready for my closeup ow not that close.
Also do a dark toons episode of courage the cowardly dog perfect. Because courage's nightmares are scary.
*This is gonna be great!*
Dexter's Laboratory - "Fillet of Soul"
Fun fact: Courage's dialogue decreased after the first season. This is because the creators at Cartoon Network thought Courage "talked too much" and wanted his dialogue cut short.
Really?
That sucks if that's true. How did you know that?
@@Linkfan007 its on the wiki
@@ijionclifton9148 Really?
@@ijionclifton9148 ohhh. But sometime wiki isn't 100% since its written by zillions of people.
Courage character designs are next level for terrifying children.
Return the slaaaaaab...
I gave you your 69th like. Noice
“Your not perfect”
“And that’s when I got...
... _Naughty_ “
"terrifying for children"
Friend of mine took an art class in college a while back. Turns out his teacher was the background artist for this show
Cool. 🤩
So... Is the wallpaper and/or patterns on the walls consistant? I mean as in _how_ consistant
@@themaxterz0169 Not a clue. Might find out in a while. I talked to my friend and hes gonna get in contact with the guy if he can. Apparently he told some weird stories about the show. Apparently the creator or director (cant remember which) liked to show up to work in costume. It’s nuts.
@@kaelibw34 o word. Niiice. I'm def interested in hearing some stories
You had a really awesome art teacher.
This is the episode that freaked me out the most as a kid just because it had serial killers as the main antagonists.
Actually, EVERYONE IS A SERIAL KILLER IN THIS SHOW! Ask Katz and Eustace (Ball of Revenge Anyone?)
this one never really got to me the Curse of King Ramsey REALLY got to me
I find it funny that the only episode that managed to hunt me, at the time, was the finale. Especially in the scene where Courage has nightmares in different styles of animation.
Name of episode plz
Benton Tarentella (whose name is based on Quentin Tarantino) actually reappeared in a future episode, wherein he offers the Bagge family a chance to become the stars of his new show "Angry Nasty People", which is also the name of the episode.
The odd part there is that while in the first episode, he wears goofy Groucho Marx glasses to hide his actual face, here, his face is shown in all its grotesqueness, without the goofy glasses and nobody is disturbed by this--except for Courage of course.
Never was a fan of that one. Just felt... odd but not in a good way. Also, wish they didn't reuse him for that. Feels out of place
I recommended it because it left me uneasy. I was shook by Muriel descending into depression from hate and mockery, a real situation that people have gone through.
Lost Rebel It’s a great look through the lens of reality television and how it corrupts and weakens people’s morale.
when I saw his name I was screaming where are the zombie feet
By the way, the other zombies name is Errol Van Volkheim, a reference to real-life Austrian filmmaker Erich Von Stroheim
The One who became a cyborg with UV lights?
@@RayBlendertube Nice.
Another great “Sunset Boulevard” reference
Is Erich also who Rudol von Stroheim from JoJo is a reference to?
@ yes
To be fair if i lived in the middle of nowhere and someone was knocking on my door, i would also be terrified
Yeah, especially since our neighbors have never done that at all. (They live more than 500 feet away.)
Yeah and especially if they looked like a zombie
Benton Tarantella made a return in "Angry Nasty People". He dies in quicksand.
Funny he is always defeated by being buried
“Now that’s ‘Nasty’... Really Nasty...” [dies]
I hate sand. Its course, and rough, and irritating. And it gets everywhere. I don't like sand
@@mityakiselev *rough
He's already dead
finally a whole month dedicated to a show that was meant to scare you
Back when you had to watch stuff like this with your parents because it was creepy 😁 my mom liked watching “Courage” with me because we both made fun of Eustace often
Sometimes. Ooga boogaa boogaa aaaaahhhhhhh! smash with a rolling pin, "what did I do?"
Feel like this show was more ment to put you off alil not so much scare you
Please. More
The creator of "Invader Zim" had someone mention "Courage The Cowardly Dog" and he was like "Courage The Cowardly Dog was terrifying, wasn't it?".
Yeah, he actually said that.
That’s high praise coming from him!
To my inexperienced eye, they share some similarities in animation style like wide angle + curved walls, some bright colours with very dark shadows, disproportionate human shapes, and overall dark humour.
I would LOVE to see a crossover or collab with John R Dilworth and jhonen Vasquez!!!
@@jessehcreative Invader Zim is just full of torture porn, but Courage is a genuine horror story.
The Courage episode called "The Tower of Dr. Zalost" always stuck with me since I was a kid and was probably one of my favorite ones! It was creepy and had music scores that I still get emotional over all these years later!
Same here. I even made a comment for to do a review for it. Its my all time favorite. The dark theme, the music, and the whole depression is just wonderful
That music became permanently etched into my brain the moment I saw it-- and I watched the episode the night of it's original air date!
@@OtterloopB sweeet
The baby rat is one of the moments I remember most from the show. I still want a plush toy of it.
@@ToastyBrain omg I was so buy one of those!!
This was definitely one of my favourite Courage episodes. The disturbing part was the fact that these Zombies were previously snuff film directors who killed 12 people which is the all the more creepy. Benton Tarantella would be back in another episode called 'Angry Nasty People' however it's not as creepy as 'Everyone wants to direct'
I always found "Angry Nasty People" to be more mean spirited than creepy. Eustace is at his worst here torturing Courage, although I always laughed at the part where he pours sugar on his head and says "Merry Christmas!"
@@glowworm2 Ahem, Balls of Revenge?
@@glowworm2 I don’t think “dark” automatically means creepy, it could mean anything: meanspirited, depressing, macabre, anything that isn’t associated with light elements.
This episode is insanely dark. Think this one of the few ones where Courage actually deals with serial killers (from the articles he reads about the zombies when they were living). Always gives me creeps when I watch it; I also love the nod to the filmmakers whose names they parody
Don’t forget. They were filming it live. *they were gonna make snuff*
Good luck explaining that to your kids 😆 back then I was 6 so I didn’t know what a snuff film was; terrifically fucked up now that I’ve gotten older
I forgot about that part
Underrated dark episode is "The House of Discontent"
The Spirit of the Harvest Moon is one of the creepiest Courage antagonist designs
That thing still bugs me.
I posted this on the TH-cam poll, but I think I was a little late so just in case you didn't see it:
1. The Great Fusilli: Alligator with a traveling stage convinces Courage, Muriel and Eustace to be actors, but his actual plans for them is far more sinister.
2. The Quilt Club: Muriel wants to join a Quilt Club run by two conjoined twins, but nothing she makes is good enough so she alienates everyone in the pursuit of making something worthy of the club.
3. Human Habitrail: Dr. Gerbil kidnaps Eustace and Muriel and experiments on them.
4. The Tower of Dr Zalost: A doctor consumed by depression and jealous of people's happiness invents a cannon ball that depresses people that are hit by it.
The Tower of Doctor Zalost is a CLASSIC, especialy for it's theme song.
The Quilt Club is fantastic. Most Muriel-focused episodes are great.
The Great Fusilli is definately up there.
@Marquiss Mason Ah yes Windmill Vandals was a classic.
I love how the red mustached cop is in the news article like the dude is the only cop in all of nowhere and is apparently immortal.
He's also the mayor of Nowhere, a ship captain, an archeologist, etc. He's a man of many talents.
BodySprayMan He’s like Floyd where he is used in any situation as an “example” character.
There's gonna be a Scooby-Doo crossover with Courage The Cowardly Dog this fall.
HECK YYYEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!
As Harley Quinn would say, "🖕Fuck Yeah🖕"
Except I heard that Jon Dilworth, creator of Courage, is not going to be a part of it, and I'm pretty sure he directed damn near every episode of the show.
humanconvertable He did. Every episode was directed by John R. Dilworth, which contributed to the consistent high quality.
@@humanconvertile where did you hear it from
My guess is that this episode gave kids nightmares for years! Lol!! My sister said, "this is a kids show? No frickin way!"
if they were watching courage they would think this was my little pony
I grew up with courage. Easily one of my fav shows back then. Cartoon Network had the best line ups back then. It's such a shame what it's become now..
cool, an entire month of courage
This will be golden. I never tire of rewatching the show
One episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog that always freaked me out as a kid and still does is The Great Fusilli.
It may be how relaxed everyone is when you realize that the director is a zombie... And how they keep going along even when the zombies step back into the hole and allow themselves to be buried.
I hope "The Windmill Vandals" is one of them. That is one of the best episodes.
That episode scared the crap out of me growing up...anything with decapitation freaked me out.
@@marymorrison9277 which one was that?
I hope so! People always talk about Freaky Fred or the blue trumpet monster scaring them when they were kids, but I never had any issues with those guys. But I DO remember Windmill Vandals as being the first Courage the Cowardly Dog episode that genuinely terrified me as a kid. Just the entire atmosphere of that episode and the absolute dread I felt whenever the vandals would show up gave me such a visceral feeling of fright.
@@brionmyers9640 the one with the creepy white floating head
Mary Morrison THAT needs to be on here.
Fun fact: In the Vietnamese Dub the “Slay“ part is plat out said “murdered”.
Wow.....I never knew about that.
For as long as this series will Last, Courage is Definitely going to be a constant on here.
I think NC should just do a Courage Month with one season a week
Merciless Freak Not really. He did a spider-man month and a terminator month. Courage, while niche, is probably popular enough, at least now. He should run with it while he can.
Rewatching this episode I just noticed that the directors made snuff films.
Although not really a "dark" episode, I recommend Remembrance of Courage Past. That episode i'm sure got the most emotion from kids. And the villain in that one freaked me out as a kid
Ah yes, the poor pup's origin story; let's just hope he finally gets his parents back in the crossover.
That episode is still dark, but in a different way than the other episodes
Oh god I still remember that awful dream Courage had where that "thing" whatever its called said "you're not perfect" in that very creep tone.
I'd say it's pretty dark, just not overtly scary like most Courage episodes. The implications and uncertainty throughout the episode constantly left me feeling uncomfortable.
TEARS
One thing that I felt was worth mentioning is Benton Terentella's kind of bizarre, obsessed form of directing. Like, when he's doing the "hand framing" thing, his posture and way of speaking really says that this guy is not just a cannibalistic zombie, but he is passionate in his work. I always remember the way he says "RRRRRACK FOCUS!!" and the creepily intense way he ties up Muriel, "That's right! Nice and tight!"
A part of me wishes he did a first viewing of The Banana Splits Movie.
He Did earlier this week.
Doug is clearly a 90s guy. There’s damn few of us left. And now we need to see that review of the Trailer Park Boys!
Always said the 90's was the last high mark of tv including animation.
What do you mean there's few of us left? Are we being hunted for sport?
@@sorrowfulxsoul it sure seems like it. Look at the state of American TV.
Doug's childhood was in the 80s. He was in college in the 90s and missed a lot of the cartoon fads during that time, as well as the 2000s.
He's an 80's kid but he does have some fondness for the 90's. Also I don't know what you mean by there's few of us left, we're still around, we're just in our 20's-30's.
Fun fact: The voice actor for Eustace (Lionel Wilson) quit halfway through the series, who had to be later replaced by Arthur Anderson.
I thought he had passed away halfway through the series.
I thought the reason he had to be replaced was because he died.
He didn't quit.He retired due to illness and Arthur Anderson took over voicing him.
Fun fact they reused Wilson's voice for Eustance catchphrases afterwards
@@martinmorles1 like "Who the heck are you" and "what did i do" and "blah blah blah" and his grunts and groans.
Did he do Perfect yet? Dear lord that's a mind bender. Also Doc Gerbil for the pure surreal nature of it
"It's Doc Gerbil's world" is burned into my brain. It pop up in my head every so often. Especially at my job.
I would say “Perfect”, “The Night of the Weremole”, and “The Evil Weevil.” And also The Mattress episode. Those are pretty good examples I can think of for those episodes.
already did The Mattress.
@@UltimateGamerCC No, Demon in the Mattress has not been done yet. It should though.
@@glowworm2 what are you talking about? i KNOW that Doug reviewed this! go to the Dark Toons playlist, cause you must've missed the notification.
@@glowworm2 ok, i'm confused here, i cant find it anywhere, but i KNOW that Doug did it, must've been taken down or something.
@@UltimateGamerCC No, he's only covered "The Mask", "Freaky Fred" and "King Rameses."
from a lore point of view, I found it interesting that the villains of this episode are zombies, but they seem to follow ghost rules. They're helpless to act off script the same way that a ghost in a haunting situation has to re-enact a certain scene, usually the events leading up to their death.
I know this a bit weird, but after Courage Month, maybe take a look at the Rite Of Spring from Fantasia. I know you already covered Night On Bald Mountain, but it would be interesting for you to take a look at Rite Of Spring, I think it’s just as dark as Night On Bald Mountain.
That would be great. I always enjoyed that segment the way Disney chose to focus on dinosaurs instead of the tribal dances; though that would’ve been a cool idea to stick with the original ballet
I'd like everybody to remember that at one point in history of television, a cartoon about a serial killer filmmaker zombies doing snuff was greenlighted by a CN executive producer out there.
You should do a Dark Toons of the Porky Pig episode "The Case of the Stuttering Pig" where a Porky Pig and his brothers and sister are almost murdered by a lawyer over an inheritance!
Courage is the best option for a month special for this series. A lot of spooky stuff happens in Nowhere.
More courage the Cowardly dog 🙌🙌🙌...the exorcist episode needs to be on the list
Here some episode that I like you to see. remembrance of courage past - The great of fusilli - The house of discontent and perfect
Courage is my childhood. I've seen every episode and can't help but feel like it helped shape my mindset. This show was a gemstone among gold. I love it so much.
Courage In The Big Stinking City
Scariest thing in the episode is the one they don't show you
With one of many Christopher Walken impressions 😂
I really hope he does 'The Great Fusilli' from this show. That episode had the ending that bothered me the most as a kid.
"Night of the Were-Mole" episode is classic and it also introduces a semi recurring character in the form of a Dr. Vindaloo , who Courage goes to for medical advice. And I would also recommend "Hothead" and "Human Habitrail".
Hothead isn't particularly scary, but it's an excellent one building tension and suspense. We know what'll happen but when, how big, and who will get hurt? No clue. It's great in that regard.
At Least Eustace Was Right About Him Being Useless.
Courage the cowardly dog was a massive part of my childhood & was one of the reasons I fell in love w/ the horror genre. My favorite is episode 7: King Ramses' Curse. That return the slab bit has been burned into my mind ever since I first saw it when I was about 6 or 7 years old
You should watch the pilot, The Chicken From Outer Space. The scene with the farmer turning into a chicken gave me nightmares as a kid
I hope Doug reviews the Scooby doo/Courage the cowardly dog movie that’s going to come out.
Rememberance of Courage Past.
Good gravy, that one is terrifying because of the implications.
Courage episodes? You would probably really enjoy "The Demon in the Mattress". Got one of the creepier villains in the show, and a few fun gags.
"Kick 'em in the dishpan, hoo-hoo-hoo?"
@@ma3mc3mu-X Yes! The exorcism scene is hilarious!
That episode is always a favorite. Got a love a tame “Exorcist” parody for the kids 😆 plus that incantation for the exorcism will never not be hilarious
"It would be lovely if I could have a cup of TEA!!!!!"
The episode I always think back to for a “creepy Courage episode” is Dome of Doom, probably because of how aggressive and toothy the plants were in that episode.
Often forgotten episode that was very creepy. I was genuinely disturbed when the camera did that jump cut away from a cartoon cow being surrounded by monster plants, and then suddenly back it again, stripped of all its flesh....and giggling menacingly. Ugh.
Good timing for a courage month giving the upcoming Scooby Doo meets courage the cowardly dog movie coming
you gotta do Ghostfreaked out from the original ben 10 series. that one scared the hell out of me
That's a good one. The scene where ghostfreak rips off his skin is scary.
That and the 2 parter
I concur with your statement on what should be watched
I think Ben 10 might fall into the “Batman” category as being meant for older kids
@@TheWesinatorvids maybe the sequel series' but the original is very unassuming
doug are you ever gonna review the episode where a theathrical alligator turns muriel and eaustace into puppets and the episode ends with them STILL Puppets and Courage just trying to pretend everything is fine by having them behave like they normally did ?
That was the season 1 finally. If the show didn't get renewed then it would have had a downer ending.
Series actually iirc.
@@catabc-rd8dy "Downer ending" i think that's an understatement
Ugh I remember the carnival-esque music that played throughout that episode, freaked me out
Odd as it seems, my favorite character is honestly Courage's computer. It always just sounds completely done with everything that's going on and is just so unamused with Eustace and Muriel's stupidity and I find that hilarious.
I laugh when he mocks Courage or says things like "You twit"
It wasnt a dark episode but the floating head episode always freaked me out. The spirit of the harvest moon.
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The House of Discontent
@@jessehcreative that's the one
The hunchback of nowhere is quite good.
I love these Dark Toons videos so much! They may be my favorite series on the channel!
The only constructive criticism I have of these episodes is that it would help the audience if more of the clips were shown, but I know that may not be allotted by TH-cam’s video standards. All in all, great work!!!
I think revenge of the chicken from outer space would be a good one. The background music combined with the chickens humorous yet horrifying plan, would be an interesting one to see.
Thanks for doing my request for Courage the Cowardly Dog Month, Doug! This one kind of went over my head when I first saw it because I only saw parts of it before watching the Powerpuff Girls, so it wasn't until much later that I realized that these guys weren't just creepy zombies trying to eat Muriel, they were originally two serial killers who murdered 12 people when they were alive. I do love that the partner just so happens to be buried under the Baggs' farmhouse and they have absolutely no idea about it.
The most plausible theory I've heard of this show is that everyone is normal, but looks terrifying from the point of view of a dog. Which could explain why Eustace and Muriel aren't scared most the time.
9:13: that's the most terrifying zombie I've ever seen!😱
At 9:08, I don’t know exactly why, but the shot of Van Volkheim rising out of the ground used to scare the heck out of me as a kid. It’s pretty awesome.
Doug is giving me a month long birthday gift, courage was my favorite shows as a kid and I get this on the month of my birth!!
This and the last CTCD video totally makes sense, since there'll be a new movie that'll be out in 2 months called "Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo meets Courage the Cowardly Dog", which will be the best movie to watch.
Holy shit its real
@@exceedcharge1 You bet your LIFE it is real.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 let's just hope it's really good.
@@exceedcharge1 DAM Right it's Real
@@moxxiedemongamer3019 YEAH!
Doug, You gotta do the episode "The House of Discontent".
Queen of the Black Puddle always creeped me out as a kid. I avoided going near or even looking at puddles for a while haha.
Loved this video. Benton Tarantella (and the episode) has been one of my favourite things ever since viewing it over 20 years ago. Benton’s probably my favourite character period, not just from Courage. I’ve never forgotten this episode over the years and I used to mimic his little 📷 pose he does with his hands all the time. I love this ep so much more than Benton’s next episode, Angry Nasty People, though that one is so bizarre and funny in its own way.
The great thing about Courage is how everyone has a specific episode or character that they were scarred or impressed by. You can ask any group of animation fans what stuck out to them the most and of course it’ll range from “Freaky Fred”, to “The Queen of the Black Puddle”, to even Kitty and Bunny in the Mask two-parter. Only a special kind of show can have that impact. I love it. Dilworth and all the crew and cast of Courage had such a good rapport to make such an amazing cartoon. I’m so grateful to this show for inspiring me to love horror and comedy as a kid.
Courage the Cowardly dog gave me nightmares.
Said nightmares I later made into stories in High School.
Now I have a gold metal and nightmares :D
Thanks for reviewing!
Tough technically not a cartoon, I would recommend checking out the stop motion animated show “the trap door” it has an interesting plot and some super dark moments. The entire series is available on TH-cam so I hope you review a few episodes in future. I personally recommend the season 2 finale but most of the episodes are pretty dark too.
1s off you heard that from Steve review too huh? 2ctly stop motion is a type of animation
@@TheBatIsRad6436 being animated doesn’t make it a cartoon
@@SafeBurrito5465 .
Cartoon-a motion picture using animation techniques to a sequence of drawings or photographs rather than real people or objects. This is literally on google on what a cartoon is.
@@SafeBurrito5465 if being animated doesn’t make it a cartoon that what the crap makes a cartoon a cartoon, genius?
@@TheBatIsRad6436 “to photograph a sequence of *DRAWINGS”*
The House of Discontent or The Windmill Vandals. Those two are very interesting.
I hope The Tower of Dr. Zalost is one of the episodes for this month!
We're actually seeing the show from Courage's point of view. Every visitor of the Bag house are just normal people. Courage thinks he lives in the middle of nowhere because he's doesn't have the concept of terrain and location.
just a theory tho...
An unsubstantiated theory at that...
hmmm
Though it is an interesting and fun theory it doesnt hold up under scrutiny.
John R Dilworth said that all theories about the show are correct, so this is actually true.
I love this episode. It’s one of my favorites. Very cool and creepy looking zombies. But I always found it funny how the Internet article states that Von Volkheim was released from prison for “good behavior”, despite being a serial killer haha.
Literally a whole month of my favorite childhood cartoon, durring my birthday month. Thanks for the birthday present man!
I came specifically to mention that my respect for you drastically increased due to how you responded to jokes from oneyplays. I love that you can take a joke or jab and don’t mind it. So many people on the internet get so hurt over jokes but it’s refreshing to see people take the joke.
same
This is maybe the episode that's closer to the """"real history"""" that inspired the show creators.
What real history?
Watch Courage's "Heads of Beef". It's fucking disturbing, nightmare fuel, I swear.
Outside of the once that havent been featured, the Courage episode that has stayed in my mind the most is "Night of the Weremole"
The episodes of courage I remember was Doc Gerbil and the Alligator Puppeteer, The sandman, or the over do library book. This show is off the wall in so many ways, and it just plays into that so well.
Dougs got some courage today
_Courage laughs_
My favorite Courage villain I love Benton Tarantella yes he is a reference to Tarantino
Mine was the Space Chicken.
@@kaylawolfie1111 classic
Courage the Cowardly Dog is such a classic, glad you're making a special of it
Queen of theBlack Puddle is a Courage episode I remember having a heavy atmosphere that just leapt of the screen. Sort of on the cusp of being dark.
You should so see Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.
There's 3 episodes that always stood out to me in particular:
*The House of Discontent* because I found the spirit of the harvest moon genuinely scary, more than anything else in the show
*The Great Fusilli* and *Courageous Cure* both because of actually pretty disturbing things that happen to Eustice and Muriel in them
I have a feeling that in light of recent events we should be expecting a small Richard Donner tribute 🙁
So many Courage the Cowardly Dog episodes you could do! There's the one with the alligator puppet master, any of the episodes with Kats but the 1st one "Katz Hotel" especially....um...the episode with ppl being hypnotized with flan, that one episode with the guy wanting everyone to be as miserable as him, the episode about a money suitcase Eustace coveted even tho it was cursed, the cursed mattress, the cursed windmill with the Vikings, that episode where Murial(?) was being turned into a frog thing, that giant fly that tried to eat them, the Snowman and so on. That's what I'm recommending lol.
With the announcement of Courage month, I hope this means he's gonna review Straight Outta Nowhere. 🤞
Hopefully he does Dr Zalost. My favorite episode
The Old Army Game: Donald Duck cartoon where Donald ends up in a situation where he is far too enthusiastic to commit suicide.
Education for Death: Disney WWII propaganda cartoon about how Hitler's rule will lead the children of Germany to their deaths.
The Pincushion Man (also called Balloon Land): a strangely phallic shaped pincushion creature wants to murder living people made of balloons (and he does).
The Song of the Birds: Two cartoons of this title, one a 1935 cartoon directed by Max Fleischer, and a 1948 remake featuring the character Little Audrey. Basic premise is a child shoots a baby bird with a toy gun, seemingly killing it. The parents of the bird grieve and hold a funeral. Might be interesting to compare the two versions.
Peace on Earth: An elderly squirrel tells his grandchildren the story of how humans went extinct due to their love of war. Also has a remake called "Good Will to Men."
Peace on Earth has stayed with me since I first saw it at 5 years old. Fills me with so much hope when I think of the animals building a new world, but seeing the last man fall down dead while killing the only other soul on Earth still makes me freeze up.
I sure hope he s gonna do Courage in the big stinking city next! My favorite episode
The episode "Hard Drive Courage " always stuck with me. Not necessarily dark or anything, but truly was one of my favorites because of how fun the animation and cgi was. Maybe we'll get a review!
can we have a beverly hills cop month staring the cast and crew form all 3 films and the 4th one bing made
Any of the ones with the cat are great. The one episode with the salesman that uses the old people as test subjects. That one gave me nightmares as a kid
Another cartoon zombie episode that kind of stuck with me for years is the powerpuff girls episode "Abracadaver" which is a great name by the way, love the pun
I got a suggestion: "curse of the ferry dog" or "The Walls are alive" from 101 Dalmatian street
Please do “Jude of the living dead” it’s a twist on the Canadian kids show “6teen.” It was a really good show that still holds up well today and Jude of the living dead was a huge Halloween special for it’s time.
7:36 These guys would make quite the KILLING on the Dark Web.
10:00 "Ahhhhhhh, do we have to?" "It's in the rulebook."
I think that ''House of Discontent'' would be a great episode. That floating head (and the music) will always stay in my mind.
Please do the episode "King of Flan". For some reason it's the one episode that really stuck with me.
It’s a great episode with a memorable villain and good commentary on the dangers of addiction.