Here's a scene from my favorite episode of one of my favorite cartoons I grew up with. Enjoy! Copyright info: This Cartoon i-e courage the cowardly dog belongs to its respective owner.
I like this episode because it's so different than the other episodes. The scary "evil" character in this is actual nice and sweet and simply doesn't belong anywhere and Courage sympathizes with him
Him being ugly is a fact too. He is not good looking at all. Who has the nerve to call that thing cute? Bloated head, disproportionate body, green skin, uneven red hair, a giant eye and a little eye, scars on the face, does that sound pretty to you?
@@JeremyJenner Honestly all the older cartoons have much better writing and humour, as well as detailed storylines and more freedom with their creativity-back before the world started getting more sensitive to literally everything. 💀 So even as an adult I’ll always love these cartoons, they’re nostalgic and memorable. Also my inspiration for when I start creating my own animations and voice acting in them.
Courage must've been holding in these insults for so long that he just got used to thinking them and never being able to express them, to the point where he couldn't even judge whether they were good.
@@lisettegarcia7013 Oh yeah, I love that episode when she let Eustace lay in the floor on a wee blanket that Courage doesn’t have (he lays on Muriel’s lap which I’m sure he appreciates) while Courage has a big comfortable couch to lay with from all the pain he has to endure
Bro I won't even watch it, as an animal lover that shit was HEAVY. This show was truly exceptional in its ability to make you feel however they'd like. So many scenes were either truly heartwarming, scary, suspenseful, or heartbreaking. 10/10 show
A short time ago, I found out that the late great Allen Swift was the voice of this endearing hunchback, and I gotta say, he did very well as the voice of him.
@@davionanderson4940 One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
it always cracked me up, how he puts the sheet down while calling Eustace bald the second time. "You sir, are EXTREMELY.... *puts paper down* Bald" lmao
I never understood this gag when I was a kid, I guess the punchline about objectivity vs subjectivity never clicked with me. But when it finally did as an adult, it became one of my favorite moments in any cartoon.
Lesley Drakken That's actually really clever. It's objective to note that Eustace is bald. By the definition, he is bald. Whether the Hunchback is ugly, etc. is subjective. Interesting.
When I watched this as a kid, I loved this episode so much and even wanted the guest to stay there. Them playing the bell in the barn was one of the best TV moments of my childhood
Do you know the name of the tune they were playing? I heard a handful of times at the Chuck E. Cheese closest to my town and in this episode when I was a child, but never learned the name.
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
"Are you bald? Yes..." 😂😂😂😂😂 Edit: bruh I ain't had a clue that I had so many likes until 3 years later 😂😂😂😂😂😂 keep in mind I stumbled on the video by accident I'm weak
Deus35 yes very true. Courage was actually on the side of the monster in this when he’s usually scared of all of them. And it turned out that eustace was the monster in the episode.
Don't forget that in a lot of episodes, Eustace is labelled/portrayed as the antagonist just as well as the other villains (Katz, Le Quack, etc). When courage runs into unique characters that side with him, chances are likely that Eustace will be the antagonist. Even though he is one of the main characters. Examples are Curtain of Cruelty, Campsite of Terror, and (arguably) Farmer Hunter Farmer Hunted.
Oh my god this scene is so perfect, from Eustace screaming as soon as he walks in to Courage pissing himself with laughter under the table, it’s hilarious
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
These are the kind of cartoons that I really appreciate, it was funny when I was young and still funny now that I'm an adult. While some cartoons are really just for kids, the humor and writing on this just like the old spongebob episodes, chowder, gumball, rocko's modern life, cow and chicken, ed, edd'n eddy, etc. they have that mature vibe into it. Just shows how brilliant the writers are for these shows.
those were the shows of my childhood. dexter's lab had some clever writing too. in 2012 i started dating this chick 4.5 years younger than me and she had a slightly different cartoon experience. We ended up being together for 10 years, living the two of us for almost 7 years too. It was good most of the time, really good actually. she introduced me to adventure time, gumball, chowder, flapjack, regular show, clarence, and specially over the garden wall. oh and when samurai jack came back with the final season we gobbled that shit together (that ending though hits hard). i introduced her to anime and japanese culture. her favorite show became hunter x hunter 2011. I also introduced her to cowboy bebop, samurai champloo, mushishi, jojo's bizarre adventure. damn we loved those and every year we made a rewatch, it was our ritual. i remember when we started watching those new HBO specials of adventure time, duuuude. i remember watching the second special launched where its focused on bubblegum princess/bonnibel and marceline and some crystal city or whatever, and then at the end Finn just appears, middle age, with a Jake's tattoed in his chest, without his pal. We were in shock, when I pointed to her the tattoo and told her probably Jake died, she started bawbling her eyes out right there! Yhe last episode of AT we watched together was the episode were Finn is old, dies and goes to the underworld and meets Jake again. We cried like babies, and then they reincarnate! it was so beautiful... she was my best friend in the world. That episode felt like a good way to end our Adventure Time experience because that cartoon was one of the first topics of our convos, along with Tenacious D "Tribute" back in blackberry chat days... we broke up around this time the past year. we split paths march 19th after almost seven years of sharing the same bed. it was wild. but i'll never forget those good moments watching shows, movies and enjoying them, always dissecting and analysing parts, plots, characters. that felt like we had a deep connection and a common ground that binded us. Now a whole country divide us. She has another bf and has moved on, very fast, as is usual of dumpers. Meanwhile I'm here stuck at my parents house sulking and ruminating. But thats life... Anyways.... I just wanted to vent. Aimless grief is no joke.
Elijah Kemp No offense, but I suggest you to stop self-promoting in the comments, it's not going to help you and people will gather around and attack your channel for doing it. Make actual content and it might make you grow. Just do it.
excuse me sir, miss, whatever you'd like to be called, i know this comment was made a year ago, but you forgot to put spaces between the words, also, i checked your channel, and why do you have dollightful's banner as yours? i'm quite curious!
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
This show still makes me cry as a adult alot of episodes pull on the strings man especially when I rewatched everything when I got older sadly not alot of cartoons nowadays dont do that..as kids back into the early and late 2000s we had it made with cartoons
this episode taught me to not judge a book by its cover to see people and how they look on the inside thank you Courage the Cowardly Dog for making my childhood great
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
You know when you know every combo and secret and nuance in the game, but somebody who just keeps mashing A beats you? This is that, but in argument form.
When I first read Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, for some reason I always imagined Mad Eye Moody looked like this hunchback. He has the wonky eye.
Now I think about it, I can easily imagine Moody jumping out from around corners shouting, "BOOGA BOOGA BOOGA, CONSTANT VIGILANCE!" to see how prepared the students were. 10 points for the House if he doesn't make it to the end of the sentence before being hexed, cursed, or blasted off his feet. "BOOGA BOOGA -" "CRUCIO!" "Gyah! Lovegood! Why is that your gut reaction to being attacked?" "Well, sir, we've been invaded by Youknowwho and his forces quite a lot lately. I figured I'd better hit them with something that is guaranteed to incapacitate anyone. So far as I know, there's no shield that works on the Unforgivables." "Hmm, good thinking, girl. Fifty points to Ravenclaw... Just out of interest, how are you powering that curse? You're supposed to ENJOY causing pain to get the Cruciatus to work that well." "Yes, Professor. I rather do." "Right ... right ..." "It cleanses the spirit and prepares the soul for the purity needed to see the Finned Angelbird. I've seen twelve today!" "Ms. Lovegood, we never had this conversation." "That's the thirteenth conversation I haven't had today!"
I always liked this guy. He seemed scary at first, but I love how knowledgeable and sophisticated he really is. The most heart warming part was Courage making friends with him, this was really a great episode. I could honestly see a sequel of the two of them attending college or something together. :D
Similar to what others have already said, I find it even funnier how Eustace had much sicker burns to dish out, yet was so thin-skinned about his baldness that he still walked away in defeat.
This is what birthed the "You're mom gay" joke. Through countless attempts of making snide/clever jokes, you are met with your opponent simply saying "You're mom gay".
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
@@Neglelakkogrockruler9625It’s also heavily implied to stem from jealousy. Muriel tends to dote on Courage more than Eustace, or at least it looks like that to him in episodes like Ball of Revenge. There’s also The Tower of Dr. Zalost, where he outright says that Muriel likes Courage best.
it's made even funnier when canonically Eustace literally can't understand good, thus he's incapable of backing down even when he's losing - his brain is imploding as it struggles to process a scenario it can't bully itself out of.
BRO THIS HAD ME DYING! I loved this show when I was little, and completely forgot about this scene, thank you so much for reminding me of it. "You sir, are extremely BALD."
Although the art of surrealism has been around for more than a century, Courage the Cowardly Dog is one of those cartoons that was already surreal before this genre was cool, like nowadays it is.
"Yeah...well...I wouldn't mind if you did...I'm sorta hungry." One of the most accurately written angry old men ever. Reminds me exactly of my grandpa.
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
"Do you have no sense of hospitality?" "Nope :)"
+Sage Latios made me lol so hard hahahahaha
"Eustace, you are bald"
My favorite line in the show.
HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA
it's funny cause it's true
Sage Latios &
I like this episode because it's so different than the other episodes. The scary "evil" character in this is actual nice and sweet and simply doesn't belong anywhere and Courage sympathizes with him
I agreed!
#NEEDMORESCARYBUTNICECHARATHERS!!!
Also the one with the burger guy who was just a normal guy and Courage judged him wrong
Yea I don’t know why I was emotional and felt some sympathy towards that character .. I even cried .
@@joshuagonzalez4183 oh
I wish we saw more of him! We got to see the mobster toe fungus creature twice, but we only get to see the friendly hunchback once? Scandalous!
Him being ugly is an opinion. Eustace being bald is a fact.
Genreguru no
Yo Crono , where is Schala?
Thats why it hurt him so bad.
Him being ugly is a fact too. He is not good looking at all. Who has the nerve to call that thing cute? Bloated head, disproportionate body, green skin, uneven red hair, a giant eye and a little eye, scars on the face, does that sound pretty to you?
@N'Zoth Not really. My hair is two inches long even though it stopped somehow after having my last hair cut nearly nine years ago.
"Now Eustace, he's Courages friend."
"That makes it worse!" 🤣😂
Eustace, YOU'RE makin' it worse NOT him.
This had me cackling even as an adult
🤣🤣
@@JeremyJenner Honestly all the older cartoons have much better writing and humour, as well as detailed storylines and more freedom with their creativity-back before the world started getting more sensitive to literally everything. 💀
So even as an adult I’ll always love these cartoons, they’re nostalgic and memorable.
Also my inspiration for when I start creating my own animations and voice acting in them.
0:12 Oh Eustace, Don’t make such a fuss. Sit down and eat your breakfast.
I love how Eustace loses to the same comeback 3 times in a row
R u bald? Yes 👨🦲
Deepest insecurities hit hardest
I like how Courage writes down the same context three times in a row.
Well, heis indeed Bald to the bone
I'd write "You look like humpty dumpty."
“Are you bald? Yes.” I’m dead 😂😂😂
That part is SO underrated. Absolutely put me on the floor.
Lmfao
🤣🤣
The way he pointed at him too😂😂
😂😂😂😂dis scene kills me everytime
"You, sir, are extremely bald." LOL
@@GoggleGum u
@@bilalsiddiqui4713 Ů
@@Nelze ü
@@Adolphus_of-bysantanium V
@@plastered_crab took you 3 months
Eustace: "But, he called me BALD!"
Muriel: "Eustace, you are bald."
That's some good writing right there.
1:38 Eustace: Well, keep him out of my sight.
😂😂😂😂😂
Yup its something that he does not accept about himself that she does accept.
Just comes to show you Eustace can't stand the truth.
@@timreyes3193yeah, because of old age his brain functions as a child Brian.
I think the best part of this scene is Courage pissing himself under the table, like he thinks he's writing comedic gold.
And that's exactly what he did
Wiseass Skeleton but he is... you must be bald.
Those are the words of a bald man.
Courage must've been holding in these insults for so long that he just got used to thinking them and never being able to express them, to the point where he couldn't even judge whether they were good.
hahahaha!
R.I.P. to the voice actors that brought our childhood. They will never be forgotten.
Dig that. Kevin Conroy's gone, Mark Hamill's retiring the Joker. 😭
They all died ?
@@Gumbier_Thandid all the cast die ?
@@jordanbarclay4434 no, but it's definitely not the same.
Most of the old voice actor and actress are dead. Die of an old age. Courage voice actor still alive though. Marty Grabstein.
From Bandung, Indonesia
I gotta say, Eustace’s first diss was genius though.
“You know how you spell ugly?
U U U U U.” I gotta do that sometime.
Agreed, people are sleeping on that diss, I thought it was better than his last one lmao
The third one was also funny
That was pretty funny
" what is _gly missing? U!" or "you can't spell ugly, without U"
Eustace literal malding.
So nobody's gonna talk about how Eustace's breakfast is a bowl of JUST blueberries the size of his torso?
My thoughts exactly
Great source of antioxidants
Man cares about his vitamins.
Apparently blueberries help stimulate hair follicles, boosting hair growth.
It's genius as the other two are having pancakes, so you just assume he is too, with blueberrys on top.
Eustace looked so proud when he said "Nope!"
Well he’s gonna eat his breakfast and eat it at the henhouse
@@CBMOA Eustace: "But... but... he called me bald."
Muriel: "Eustace, you are bald." 😊
@@lisettegarcia7013
Muriel rarely roasts yet this is the fact
@@CBMOA and she does hit her husband lots of times whenever he scares Courage or lies to her in the episode Ball of Revenge.
@@lisettegarcia7013
Oh yeah, I love that episode when she let Eustace lay in the floor on a wee blanket that Courage doesn’t have (he lays on Muriel’s lap which I’m sure he appreciates) while Courage has a big comfortable couch to lay with from all the pain he has to endure
I loved it whenever Courage had his way, I felt so sorry for him when I was a kid, and the episode that showed his parent's absolutely destroyed me.
That made me cry even now
Aww 🥹
Me too haha
The background music didn't help, I cried a bit too as a kid and was so confused because it was just a show
Bro I won't even watch it, as an animal lover that shit was HEAVY. This show was truly exceptional in its ability to make you feel however they'd like. So many scenes were either truly heartwarming, scary, suspenseful, or heartbreaking. 10/10 show
A short time ago, I found out that the late great Allen Swift was the voice of this endearing hunchback, and I gotta say, he did very well as the voice of him.
I didn't know he died! He was a WONDERFUL hunchback!!
Rest in peace to Lionel G Wilson- The Voice of Eustace, and Allen Swift-The voice of the hunchback
Ya like boris?
RIP Allen Swift. :(
This episode is really sad, it almost makes me cry. I always felt bad for hunchback. :(
Comprehend's IRL Garbage Disposal i like boris
1:06 Eustace getting roasted so hard that his head is literally smoking
Godot Lmfao
XD i love this show
No wonder he is bald. He burned all his hair away!
I'm laughing like courage is under the table.
Godot ur everywhere
There's nothing funnier than Eustace getting mad and talking in gibberish
Like Clockwork64 ya!!
And Courage laughing under the table lol
Like Clockwork64 that boy Eustace was getting heated LOL😂😂😂
Senile old man- I love him.
"Eustace, have you no sense of hospitality?"
"Nope."
The way he says it is what gets me
That dumbass smile really makes me crack up
@@davionanderson4940 One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
@@Neglelakkogrockruler9625 DAMN, when you put it like that...
“He’s Courage’s friend.”
“That makes it worse!”
Picks up a rolling pin what was that😠
0:13 Oh eustace, don’t make such a fuss. Sit down and eat your breakfast.
it always cracked me up, how he puts the sheet down while calling Eustace bald the second time.
"You sir, are EXTREMELY.... *puts paper down* Bald" lmao
He had Rollin when he said "Are you bald? Yes"
when courage sneak dissed the fuck outa eustice
I never understood this gag when I was a kid, I guess the punchline about objectivity vs subjectivity never clicked with me. But when it finally did as an adult, it became one of my favorite moments in any cartoon.
Lesley Drakken That's actually really clever. It's objective to note that Eustace is bald. By the definition, he is bald. Whether the Hunchback is ugly, etc. is subjective. Interesting.
TayoEXE very true!
Can’t lie the mirror joke made me burst a bit 🤣
Courage the Ghostwriter.
When I watched this as a kid, I loved this episode so much and even wanted the guest to stay there.
Them playing the bell in the barn was one of the best TV moments of my childhood
Wow I forgot about that until just now. Such a good show
Do you know the name of the tune they were playing? I heard a handful of times at the Chuck E. Cheese closest to my town and in this episode when I was a child, but never learned the name.
@@missagente8100 Do you mean a tune in another scene? I kinda remember they were playing some kind of music.
@@jimmoefoe1471 The tune they played in the barn, it was on bells.
1:12 is one of the greatest roasts in history. ill put money on it.
are you bald, Yes.
Eustace, have you no sense of hospitality?
Well then, you can take your breakfast and eat it in the henhouse
But... but he called me bald.
Eustace, you are bald
“Eustace, have you no sense of hospitality?”
“Nope 😊” That floored me
"Eustace! Have you no sense of hospitality!?"
"Nope!"
HAHAHAHAHA
Eustace:But,But,he call me bald.
Muriel:Eustace you are bald.
😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣
He smiles afterwards hahaha
@@jesusgutierrez3841 his own wife violated him 🤣🤣🤣
At least Eustace honest.
Based
Muriel is queen of acceptance💕 i love her😂
She sure is 😂😂.
yes 😪😪
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
I feel bad for that green hunchback guy but the ending of the episode is so heartwarming
This is one of my favorite episodes, since Courage didn't actually need to protect his family, he was just being a really good dog ^^
"and you sir are extremely..."
*Puts the paper down*
"Bald"
Personally, my favorite bit is Muriel's input. "Eustace, you ARE bald."
"Are you bald? Yes..." 😂😂😂😂😂
Edit: bruh I ain't had a clue that I had so many likes until 3 years later 😂😂😂😂😂😂 keep in mind I stumbled on the video by accident I'm weak
Tee Saifele *uncontrollably furious grunts*
Tee Saifele lol
“ Eustis, you are bald”
That was always my favorite line from him. xD
Still funny af
0:50 I love it when Courage is laughing under the table 😂
omg I died at "nope! :)" that shit eating grin had me cracking up
Orbital_nomad Ditto
David Hatcher Saaame!
That part hits me harder now as adult than it did as a kid. Oh man!
Orbital_nomad same here
Ikr
Only at the age of 24 I realize how great this show was. I have to rewatch it all now 😅
It was interesting because the unique character of the episode was on courage's side, very rare to happen
Deus35 yes very true. Courage was actually on the side of the monster in this when he’s usually scared of all of them. And it turned out that eustace was the monster in the episode.
Actually twice
The blue small people from the reef was another one
At first scared but very very quickly bonded
Don't forget that in a lot of episodes, Eustace is labelled/portrayed as the antagonist just as well as the other villains (Katz, Le Quack, etc). When courage runs into unique characters that side with him, chances are likely that Eustace will be the antagonist. Even though he is one of the main characters. Examples are Curtain of Cruelty, Campsite of Terror, and (arguably) Farmer Hunter Farmer Hunted.
Doc Gerbil thought he was though he couldn't be more mistaken and assumed Courage needed saving.
This episode makes you want to cry later, the poor little guy just needed a place to stay dry and it was great for courage to have a friend :)
I've always felt so sad watching this episode, but this part was hilarious!
David Hatcher Maybe because so many rejected him on appearance alone.
Oh my god this scene is so perfect, from Eustace screaming as soon as he walks in to Courage pissing himself with laughter under the table, it’s hilarious
" he called me bald" " Eustace you are bald "😂
Episode name plzz
@@iPad9generation-rj8qjHunchback of Nowhere
“Eustace… have you no sense of hospitality?”
“Nope. 😀”
Well at least he’s honest.
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
"You sir are extremely bald" that is the single greatest roast in history
These are the kind of cartoons that I really appreciate, it was funny when I was young and still funny now that I'm an adult. While some cartoons are really just for kids, the humor and writing on this just like the old spongebob episodes, chowder, gumball, rocko's modern life, cow and chicken, ed, edd'n eddy, etc. they have that mature vibe into it. Just shows how brilliant the writers are for these shows.
No to chowder tho ya goon
Old spongebob is so good
those were the shows of my childhood. dexter's lab had some clever writing too.
in 2012 i started dating this chick 4.5 years younger than me and she had a slightly different cartoon experience.
We ended up being together for 10 years, living the two of us for almost 7 years too. It was good most of the time, really good actually.
she introduced me to adventure time, gumball, chowder, flapjack, regular show, clarence, and specially over the garden wall. oh and when samurai jack came back with the final season we gobbled that shit together (that ending though hits hard). i introduced her to anime and japanese culture. her favorite show became hunter x hunter 2011. I also introduced her to cowboy bebop, samurai champloo, mushishi, jojo's bizarre adventure. damn we loved those and every year we made a rewatch, it was our ritual.
i remember when we started watching those new HBO specials of adventure time, duuuude. i remember watching the second special launched where its focused on bubblegum princess/bonnibel and marceline and some crystal city or whatever, and then at the end Finn just appears, middle age, with a Jake's tattoed in his chest, without his pal. We were in shock, when I pointed to her the tattoo and told her probably Jake died, she started bawbling her eyes out right there!
Yhe last episode of AT we watched together was the episode were Finn is old, dies and goes to the underworld and meets Jake again. We cried like babies, and then they reincarnate! it was so beautiful... she was my best friend in the world. That episode felt like a good way to end our Adventure Time experience because that cartoon was one of the first topics of our convos, along with Tenacious D "Tribute" back in blackberry chat days...
we broke up around this time the past year. we split paths march 19th after almost seven years of sharing the same bed. it was wild. but i'll never forget those good moments watching shows, movies and enjoying them, always dissecting and analysing parts, plots, characters. that felt like we had a deep connection and a common ground that binded us. Now a whole country divide us. She has another bf and has moved on, very fast, as is usual of dumpers. Meanwhile I'm here stuck at my parents house sulking and ruminating. But thats life...
Anyways.... I just wanted to vent. Aimless grief is no joke.
I find this stuff way funnier now that I’m older
@@Afreshio Time to get your willy sucked on.
Courage waited for this moment his entire life😂
The earliest roast session
Elijah Kemp
No offense, but I suggest you to stop self-promoting in the comments, it's not going to help you and people will gather around and attack your channel for doing it. Make actual content and it might make you grow. Just do it.
Loved how this episode was pretty much a "never judge book by it's cover" lesson.
BALD,BALD,BALD,BALD
MY EYES
penguinrobotme LOL LOL LOL LOL LMAO ROFL 😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆😂😂😂
excuse me sir, miss, whatever you'd like to be called, i know this comment was made a year ago, but you forgot to put spaces between the words, also, i checked your channel, and why do you have dollightful's banner as yours? i'm quite curious!
penguinrobotme Alright alright
Apple Apples great profule pic lol
I was thinking this
I like how Quasimodo had no malice in his insults he just put on his glasses and was reading from a paper that revolved around him being bald
Are you bald?
Yes.
**grumbling**
*Muriel walks into scene*
Eustace! Have you no since of hospitality??
*Eustace, big, ornery smile*
Nope!!!
Stormwolf1O1
You are not a wolf
And you Massa are bald
Maverick Crow
Dang :/
0:25
"Ehh I wouldn't mind if you did I'm... Sorta hungry"
Mugen my grandpa is just like that lol
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
I remember when I was a kid and I first watched this episode. This scene literally had me on the floor laughing.
This episode will live in my memory for the rest of my life, thank you for bringing this to my recommendations king
real tough guy underneath the table, eh courage?
Adrianna De Vega you must be bald.
The insults had to come from the hunchback
Bald and blind.
Are you bald? Yes.
The insults would fall flat, since Eustace would only hear gibberish coming out of Courage's mouth
This show still makes me cry as a adult alot of episodes pull on the strings man especially when I rewatched everything when I got older sadly not alot of cartoons nowadays dont do that..as kids back into the early and late 2000s we had it made with cartoons
You know how you spell "ugly"? U.....
U U U U U U!
+Andrew Yonkie (Drew Whitebear) OH THIS IS SO GOOD!!!! HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA
MarsellusWallace Eustace failed the spelling test
+MarsellusWallace and you sir, are extremely illiterate.
MarsellusWallace WRONG
achtually ugly is spelt U G L Y.Get your facts wight
the way muriel reminds eustace of the truth is so warm and loving
the best way to get back at someone who is hurting you. LOL get back at them with what's sensitive towards them.
2022-2023 still a classic going to binge watch this on my x mas break looolz thanks for popping up!
yet another reason why courage goes in the top 5 of best cartoons
this episode taught me to not judge a book by its cover to see people and how they look on the inside thank you Courage the Cowardly Dog for making my childhood great
👍👍🥲
This episode taught me compassion. This episode taught me how to care and be nice no matter how different someone is.
"That makes it wose!"
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
I saw this thumbnail and remembered the scene immediately. This episode used to make me LAUGH SO HARD as a kid.
You know when you know every combo and secret and nuance in the game, but somebody who just keeps mashing A beats you?
This is that, but in argument form.
"you, sir, are *extremely* bald"
*That one there was a violation personally I wouldn't have it*
See, even Muriel thinks you're bald.
You could tell Courage had a blast with this.
When I first read Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, for some reason I always imagined Mad Eye Moody looked like this hunchback. He has the wonky eye.
Now I think about it, I can easily imagine Moody jumping out from around corners shouting, "BOOGA BOOGA BOOGA, CONSTANT VIGILANCE!" to see how prepared the students were. 10 points for the House if he doesn't make it to the end of the sentence before being hexed, cursed, or blasted off his feet.
"BOOGA BOOGA -"
"CRUCIO!"
"Gyah! Lovegood! Why is that your gut reaction to being attacked?"
"Well, sir, we've been invaded by Youknowwho and his forces quite a lot lately. I figured I'd better hit them with something that is guaranteed to incapacitate anyone. So far as I know, there's no shield that works on the Unforgivables."
"Hmm, good thinking, girl. Fifty points to Ravenclaw... Just out of interest, how are you powering that curse? You're supposed to ENJOY causing pain to get the Cruciatus to work that well."
"Yes, Professor. I rather do."
"Right ... right ..."
"It cleanses the spirit and prepares the soul for the purity needed to see the Finned Angelbird. I've seen twelve today!"
"Ms. Lovegood, we never had this conversation."
"That's the thirteenth conversation I haven't had today!"
If that's original i give 50 points to your house, if it's from a fanfic, i give you 10 points if you send me the link XD
Courage was extremely clever and extremely nice, that's what put him up on superhero status (underrated and honorary
Hilarious. I remember this very well. Such ashame stuff like this isn't made anymore.
Episodes like these taught kids how to care. What does teen titans go teach kids??
how to pound your meat
mike jakob no youre thinking of steven universe.
no, look up tean titans go beating meat and you'll see SWF gifs of it everywhere
If they add to it, chances are the cartoon will be ruined. I am happy with the original 105 episodes we have!
I always liked this guy. He seemed scary at first, but I love how knowledgeable and sophisticated he really is. The most heart warming part was Courage making friends with him, this was really a great episode. I could honestly see a sequel of the two of them attending college or something together. :D
This was like the one time the “monster” was actually a really chill guy to the point Courage gained a friend.
The two mirror joke was funny ASF. In my opinion LMFAO .
Similar to what others have already said, I find it even funnier how Eustace had much sicker burns to dish out, yet was so thin-skinned about his baldness that he still walked away in defeat.
This is what birthed the "You're mom gay" joke. Through countless attempts of making snide/clever jokes, you are met with your opponent simply saying "You're mom gay".
“Eustace! Have you no sense of hospitality?”
“NOPE!!!”
One of the most heart touching courage epsiode ever.
Eustace is still recovering from the roasting he took that day
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
@@Neglelakkogrockruler9625It’s also heavily implied to stem from jealousy. Muriel tends to dote on Courage more than Eustace, or at least it looks like that to him in episodes like Ball of Revenge. There’s also The Tower of Dr. Zalost, where he outright says that Muriel likes Courage best.
it's made even funnier when canonically Eustace literally can't understand good, thus he's incapable of backing down even when he's losing - his brain is imploding as it struggles to process a scenario it can't bully itself out of.
Like Trump!
Yesss best episode ever. Never forgot this episode.
I remember watching this show when I was a kid, man those where the days.
1:39
Eustace: "He called me bald."
And you called him ugly
Courage losing his mind under the table is honestly the best thing about this scene
I love this Hunchback episode, it's sad and wholesome
BRO THIS HAD ME DYING! I loved this show when I was little, and completely forgot about this scene, thank you so much for reminding me of it. "You sir, are extremely BALD."
Cartoons back then > cartoons now
READING IS FUNDAMENTAL!
"Eustace, have ye no sense of hospitality?"
"No" 😊
Although the art of surrealism has been around for more than a century, Courage the Cowardly Dog is one of those cartoons that was already surreal before this genre was cool, like nowadays it is.
This episode made me cry when I was a kid
"Yeah...well...I wouldn't mind if you did...I'm sorta hungry." One of the most accurately written angry old men ever. Reminds me exactly of my grandpa.
One thing i never understood as a kid was Eustace's resentment towards Courage and basicly being rude towards everyone, then i realised that Eustace was verbally abused by his mother and brother then his brother died, in a hunting accident and Eustace realised that his mother, wife and dog are the only ones in his life, he had a nephew (through Muriel) that was locked up in a mental asylum he was comfort eating to deal with his emotions.
I miss this show
Courage was waiting for that moment his whole life 🤣🤣🤣
i dont think i can handle this masterpiece in hd
I like the hunchback. He's not even that ugly. He's kinda cute.
The Hunchback pulling out reading glasses cracks me up.
0:24 "Yeah, well, I wouldn't mind if you did I'm sorta hungry."
and then 0:26 he say "son of a bitch". lmfao. 😂
There's beauty in Courage being the one to write 3 repetitive notes about Eustice being bald.
wouldve been cool if he said, "I may be ugly, but atleast I have hair!"