History Fridge / CourageTheCowardlyDog

* In the episode "Perfect" the eel in the bathtub gives Courage a pep talk by telling him "There's no such thing as Perfect. [[BeYourself You're beautiful just the way you are.]]" When Courage accepts this, the perfection obsessed schoolmarm ceases to exist because there's no such thing as perfect!

* Why is Courage so determined to protect Eustace and Muriel? Because the last time he was unable to protect the ones he loved he lost them forever, so he wants to ensure it never happens again.

* Vastabael Backjurius's plan to stop the Bagges from fixing the sun is outright Monstrous if you have knowledge of life on Earth's dependance on the sun.

** Plus, whether well-deserved or not, its implied that, upon Evil Veterinarian's landing on the moon and being greeted by all the dogs he'd exiled there, they ''savagely tore him apart and killed him''.

* We all know the Black Puddle Queen charms men in order to get them inside her castle and devour them. After her puddle appeared near the Bagge's home, she was able to appear in water sources such as the bathtub and tea. The atmosphere contains water, maybe this is how she moves from one place to another and maybe she is able to appear from thin air. If that wasn't scary enough, 60 percent of the human body is water. Some BodyHorror might've happened in the past, with the queen getting inside humans or even turning the victims into herself.

* It's unknown if this was intentional or just a funny coincidence, but remember the name of [[TheBarber Freaky Fred's]] ex-girlfriend? [[PunnyName Barbara!]]

* We all know the Black Puddle Queen charms men in order to get them inside her castle and devour them. After her puddle appeared near the Baggeaers home, she was able to appear in water sources such as the bathtub and tea. The athmosphere contains water, maybe this is how she moves from one place to another and maybe she is able to appear from thin air. If that wasn't scary enough, 60 percent of the human body is water. Some BodyHorror might've happened in the past, with the queen getting inside humans or even turning the victims into herself.

* Why did King Ramses give Eustache three chances to return the slab, but only one to the thieves who stole the aforementioned slab? Maybe that's because the thieves went out of their way to steal it, while Eustache kept it after finding it.

* Courage jumping to the conclusion that Kitty is evil and being horrified when she takes off her mask for the first time in "The Mask" makes a lot more sense when you remember the only other humanoid cat he knows is Katz, who Kitty even somewhat resembles with the same fur color. The theme of the episode deals a lot with Kitty's belief all dogs are evil because the only ones she knows are evil as well. [[NotSoDifferent Courage's assumptions of Kitty's true nature are partially blurred by his own encounters with Katz in the same way that Kitty's are by her history with Mad Dog and his gang]]. In the end, Kitty learns that Courage wasn't evil to begin with.

* While everyone knows Eustace refers to Courage as "Stoopid Dog!" (except for two exceptions), Courage himself never calls Eustace by name and only refers to him as "The Farmer." Coincidence?

* Near the end of "The Hunchback of Nowhere," Eustace confronts Courage and the hunchback as they're performing a concert for Muriel on the barn's roof during a rainstorm. As per usual, Eustace scares Courage, causing the dog to stumble while dangerously close to the roof's edge. In other words, Eustace nearly caused Courage to fall off the roof of a building...''right in front of Muriel.'' Thankfully, Courage catches himself and Eustace gets some {{Laser Guided Karma}} in return, but still, it's a scary thought...

*** Also, burying Bunny in a flowerpot doesn't seem too bad...until you realize that it's more than likely a GettingCrapPastTheRadar metaphor that Bunny was ''gang-raped''.