History Fridge / CourageTheCowardlyDog

* As the show went on, Courage talked less and less and his speech was often just gibberish. We also see Courage take plenty of hits to the head during the series. Could it in those later episodes that Courage is suffering from brain damage that has inhibited his ability to talk?

* As the show went on, Courage talked less and less and his speech was often just gibberish. We also see Courage take plenty of hits to the head during the series. Could it be that Courage is suffering from brain damage that has inhibited his ability to talk?

* Katz is an AxCrazy SerialKiller whose actions rarely have reason or logic, but here comes one Fridge Brilliance: Katz is a cat, and several species of cats in RealLife have a potential murderer instinct and are among the few species of animals that kill because they enjoy it. Sound familiar to Katz, right?

** Another scary note, this was the season finale. If the show hadn't been renewed for a third season, ''[[DownerEnding this would have been how the show ended.]]''

* The ending of "The Great Fusilli", has Courage playing with puppets of his owners. The scene is a little funny at first...until you realize that he's basically playing with their ''dead bodies''. It gets more and more disturbing the more you Think about it. [[SanitySlippage Maybe his insanity is the result of all the paranormal catastrophes always causing him.]] No wonder he snapped!

* At the end of "The Great Fusilli", is Courage playing with puppets of his owners. The scene is a little funny at first...until you realize that he's basically playing with their ''dead bodies''. It gets more and more disturbing the more you Think about it. [[SanitySlippage Maybe his insanity is the result of all the paranormal catastrophes always causing him.]] No wonder he snapped!

** Another scary note, this was the season finale. If the show hadn't been renewed for a third season, [[DownerEnding ''this would have been how the show ended.'']]

** Another scary note, this was the season finale. If the show hadn't been renewed for a third season, [[DownerEnding''this would have been how the show ended.'']]

* At the end of "The Great Fusilli", Courage takes home Muriel and Eustace's puppet bodies and plays with them to pretend they are still alive. He's living the rest of his life pretending that his dead owners are still alive... with their bodies! The thought gets more disturbing the more you think about it.

* Katz is an AxCrazy SerialKiller whose actions rarely have reason or logic, but here comes one Fridge Brilliance: Katz is a cat, and has checked that several species of cats in RealLife have a potential murderer instinct and are among the few species of animals they kill because they enjoy it. Sound familiar to Katz, right?

* Katz is a AxCrazy SerialKiller whose actions rarely have reason or logic, but here comes one Fridge Brilliance: Katz is a cat, and has checked that several species of cats in RealLife have a potential murderer instinct and are among the few species of animals they kill because they enjoy it. Sound familiar to Katz, right?

* The Antagonist from Mission to the Sun'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.

* 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 [[CompleteMonster 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 {{Complete Monster}}s as well. Courage's assumptions of Kitty's true nature are partially blurred by his own encounters with Katz just like Kitty's are by her history with Mad Dog and his gang. In the end, they both learn the other really wasn't evil to begin with.
** Other than that, Kitty spend most of the first half of the episode LITERALLY beating the sh*t out of Courage, when all he was doing was minding his own business. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kusyDPg-wGY#t=14s His scream reaction to her identity]] was a TWO PARTER, if that needs any more indication.

* 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 [[spoiler:the only other humanoid cat he knows is [[CompleteMonster 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 {{Complete Monster}}s as well. Courage's assumptions of Kitty's true nature are partially blurred by his own encounters with Katz just like Kitty's are by her history with Mad Dog and his gang. In the end, they both learn the other really wasn't evil to begin with.]]