Courage the Cowardly Dog

Muriel, Eustace and Courage check into a motel run by a sinister cat named Katz. It turns out to be a very long night when Katz turns his spiders lose on them.

A fox cooks up a delicious Cajun Granny Stew to enter in a cooking contest but he's missing one ingredient: the Granny. Enter Muriel. Courage must save her from ending up in the pot.

When an evil, rich old man suffers a heart attack, his shadow escapes from him. The evil shadow descends on the farm, terrorizing our happy threesome.

When Muriel is struck on the head by a flying piece of the farmhouse roof, she comes down with amnesia. Courage summons help, which arrives in the form of a French con artist duck posing as a doctor.

A hungry Bigfoot turns up at the farm. Courage is terrified at first but befriends the gentle monster and must save him from Eustace and an angry mob.

Eustace goes to a hair institute that promises hair growth dragging Courage along with him. The consequences that follow are hair-raising.

Muriel needs a new mattress. The one she orders comes with a bonus: a demon, which takes over her body. Courage must find a way to get rid of the demon and the new mattress.

Muriel's nephew Fred comes for a visit at the farm. Fred is a deranged barber; he and Courage get locked in the bathroom, much to Courage's distress.

Muriel is bitten by what she thinks is a rabbit while gardening. She is transformed into a weremole (that was no rabbit!), and Courage must find the antidote.

Eustace goes to visit his mother on Mother's Day taking a reluctant Courage along with him.

The Duck brothers from outer space kidnap Muriel. They've come to Nowhere to rescue their brother. Courage must save Muriel and ends up helping the brothers as well.

While digging in search of his lost yo-yo, Courage happens upon a locked box that belonged to Eustace's deceased brother Horst.

An ancient artifact is stolen from a museum; Courage discovers it buried outside the house. Unfortunately it carries a curse with it, and Eustace refuses to return it, believing he can claim a fortune for it.