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* DotingGrandparent: Ma is something of this sort in this episode, loving Courage a lot.
* OutOfFocus: Muriel is the one who falls into this trope, only appearing at the beginning and end.
* OutOfFocus: Muriel is the one who falls into this trope, only appearing at the beginning and end.
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* PetTheDog: When his mother is desperate about her hair loss, Eustace tries to comfort her and tells her that she looks good to him no matter what.
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!!"Night of the Weremole" features examples
* HollywoodHeartAttack: Courage clutches his chest and collapses during the WildTake when he finds a crazed Muriel eating from his dog dish. An ambulance takes him across Nowhere, and we next see him in Dr. Vindaloo's office attached to an ECG.
-->'''Dr. Vindaloo:''' [[DeadlyEuphemism You almost bought it, boy!]] What is up with that?
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* {{Wormsign}}: The Weremole leaves these in its wake when it's hunting, first when it eats the rabbit Muriel was trying to feed, and later when it tries to eat Courage, who's disguised as a rabbit so he can get one of the Weremole's hairs and cure Muriel's transformation.
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* BaldOfEvil: Or at the very least, "Bald of Abusive Parent".
* BreatherEpisode: "Mother's Day" is unique since nothing strange or supernatural happens in the episode.
* CommonalityConnection: Ironically, Eustace and his mother bond over the one thing they don't like about themselves: they're both bald.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: It's more like [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas "Even Jerks love their Mothers"]]. Eustace may be mean-spirited, but even he's willing to please (or at least gain the approval) of his own mother, despite that she shows little affection to him. His mother also qualifiesfor this. Despite being abusive towards her son and generally unpleasant, she loves him deep down.
* HollywoodHeartAttack: In "Night of the Weremole", Courage clutches his chest and collapses during the WildTake when he finds a crazed Muriel eating from his dog dish. An ambulance takes him across Nowhere, and we next see him in Dr. Vindaloo's office attached to an ECG.
-->'''Dr. Vindaloo:''' [[DeadlyEuphemism You almost bought it, boy]]! What is up with that?
** Courage then grabs Dr. Vindaloo and runs off back to his house. He snaps the leads to the ECG, creating a {{flatline}} on the monitor.
* OutOfFocus: It’s Muriel who falls in this trope rather than Eustace in Mother’s Day. Considering she hates Ma, this makes sense.
* VisualPun: Mother Bagge chastises her son by saying that he could never hope to fill his father's shoes. Cut to a still of a gargantuan pair of shoes, implied to be the elder Mr. Bagge's.
* BreatherEpisode: "Mother's Day" is unique since nothing strange or supernatural happens in the episode.
* CommonalityConnection: Ironically, Eustace and his mother bond over the one thing they don't like about themselves: they're both bald.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: It's more like [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas "Even Jerks love their Mothers"]]. Eustace may be mean-spirited, but even he's willing to please (or at least gain the approval) of his own mother, despite that she shows little affection to him. His mother also qualifiesfor this. Despite being abusive towards her son and generally unpleasant, she loves him deep down.
* HollywoodHeartAttack: In "Night of the Weremole", Courage clutches his chest and collapses during the WildTake when he finds a crazed Muriel eating from his dog dish. An ambulance takes him across Nowhere, and we next see him in Dr. Vindaloo's office attached to an ECG.
-->'''Dr. Vindaloo:''' [[DeadlyEuphemism You almost bought it, boy]]! What is up with that?
** Courage then grabs Dr. Vindaloo and runs off back to his house. He snaps the leads to the ECG, creating a {{flatline}} on the monitor.
* OutOfFocus: It’s Muriel who falls in this trope rather than Eustace in Mother’s Day. Considering she hates Ma, this makes sense.
* VisualPun: Mother Bagge chastises her son by saying that he could never hope to fill his father's shoes. Cut to a still of a gargantuan pair of shoes, implied to be the elder Mr. Bagge's.
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* CommonalityConnection: Ironically, Eustace and his mother bond over the one thing they don't like about themselves:
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* HollywoodHeartAttack: In "Night of the Weremole", Courage clutches his chest and collapses during the WildTake when he finds a crazed Muriel eating from his dog dish. An ambulance takes him across Nowhere, and we next see him in Dr. Vindaloo's office attached to an ECG.
-->'''Dr. Vindaloo:''' [[DeadlyEuphemism You almost bought it, boy]]! What is up with that?
** Courage then grabs Dr. Vindaloo and runs off back to his house. He snaps the leads to the ECG, creating a {{flatline}} on the monitor.
* OutOfFocus: It’s Muriel who falls in this trope rather than Eustace in Mother’s Day. Considering she hates Ma, this makes sense.
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'''Night of the Weremole'''
'''Original air date:''' 11/12/1999
'''Production code:''' CCD-111a
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'''Original air date:''' 12/17/1999
'''Production code:''' CCD-111b
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'''Original air date:''' 11/12/1999
'''Production code:''' CCD-111a
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'''Original air date:''' 12/17/1999
'''Production code:''' CCD-111b
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* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: Ma Bagge gives the box of chocolates from Eustace to Courage and he eats nearly the entire box. Chocolate is poisonous to dogs, but the only ill symptom Courage gets is a stomach ache.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: It's more like [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMammas "Even Jerks love their Mothers"]]. Eustace may be mean-spirited, but even he's willing to please (or at least gain the approval) of his own mother, despite that she shows little affection to him. His mother also qualifiesfor this. Despite being abusive towards her son and generally unpleasant, she loves him deep down.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: It's more like [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMammas [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas "Even Jerks love their Mothers"]]. Eustace may be mean-spirited, but even he's willing to please (or at least gain the approval) of his own mother, despite that she shows little affection to him. His mother also qualifiesfor this. Despite being abusive towards her son and generally unpleasant, she loves him deep down.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: It's more like [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMammas "Even Jerks have Mothers".love their Mothers"]]. Eustace may be mean-spirited, but even he's willing to please (or at least gain the approval) of his own mother, despite that she shows little affection to him. His mother also qualifiesfor this. Despite being abusive towards her son and generally unpleasant, she loves him deep down.
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* CommonalityConnection: Ironically, Eustace and his mother bond over the one thing they don't like about themselves: they're both bald.
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* VisualPun: Mother Bagge chastises her son by saying that he could never hope to fill his father's shoes. Cut to a a still of a gargantuan pair of shoes, implied to be the elder Mr. Bagge's.
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* VisualPun: Mother Bagge chastises her son by saying that he could never hope to fill his father's shoes. Cut to a a still of a gargantuan pair of shoes, implied to be the elder Mr. Bagge's.
* VisualPun: Mother Bagge chastises her son by saying that he could never hope to fill his father's shoes. Cut to a a still of a gargantuan pair of shoes, implied to be the elder Mr. Bagge's.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: It's more like "Even Jerks have Mothers". Eustace may be mean-spirited, but even he's willing to please (or at least gain the approval) of his own mother, despite that she shows little affection to him.
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* BaldOfEvil: Or in the least, "Bald of Abusive Parent".
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* NotSoDifferent: Ironically, Eustace and his mother bond over the one thing they don't like about themselves: they're both bald.
* NotSoDifferent: Ironically, Eustace and his mother bond over the one thing they don't like about themselves: they're both bald.
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* BreatherEpisode: "Mother's Day" is unique since nothing strange or supernatural happens in the episode.
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-->'''Dr. Vindaloo:''' [[DeadlyEuphemism You almost bought it, boy]]! What is up with that?that?
** Courage then grabs Dr. Vindaloo and runs off back to his house. He snaps the leads to the ECG, creating a {{flatline}} on the monitor.
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* HollywoodHeartAttack: In "Night of the Weremole", Courage clutches his chest and collapses during the WildTake when he finds a crazed Muriel eating from his dog dish. An ambulance takes him actoss Nowhere, and we next see him in Dr. Vindaloo's office attached to an ECG.
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* HollywoodHeartAttack: In "Night of the Weremole", Courage clutches his chest and collapses during the WildTake when he finds a crazed Muriel eating from his dog dish. An ambulance takes him actoss across Nowhere, and we next see him in Dr. Vindaloo's office attached to an ECG.
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* HollywoodHeartAttack: In "Night of the Weremole", Courage clutches his chest and collapses during the WildTake when he finds a crazed Muriel eating from his dog dish. An ambulance takes him actoss Nowhere, and we next see him in Dr. Vindaloo's office attached to an ECG.
-->'''Dr. Vindaloo:''' [[DeadlyEuphemism You almost bought it, boy]]! What is up with that?
-->'''Dr. Vindaloo:''' [[DeadlyEuphemism You almost bought it, boy]]! What is up with that?