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 Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 6:14 pm
vader-lifer14 I loved this show as a kid, and I still do, but looking back as an adult, there was some dark stuff in this show. The season one finale, The Great Fussili (The one with the talking alligator and the puppets), seemed okay, but I looking into it a bit, particularly the ending, and it's pretty chilling. You know, the bit where Eustace and Muriel get turned into puppets and Courage takes them home? Well, they're, for all intents and purposes, dead, and Courage is playing with their lifeless wooden husks to make his life seem normal. If they didn't get another season, this would be how it ended. Sorry if I crushed anyone's childhood, but I've started overanalyzing things after reading creepypastas recently. Same wity me o. O i was watching random episodes of the show on the youtube and when i saw the ending as an older person i literally had chills run through my back and i actually felt super sad i never felt that when i was younger ._.
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 6:37 pm
Sevenseaso vader-lifer14 I loved this show as a kid, and I still do, but looking back as an adult, there was some dark stuff in this show. The season one finale, The Great Fussili (The one with the talking alligator and the puppets), seemed okay, but I looking into it a bit, particularly the ending, and it's pretty chilling. You know, the bit where Eustace and Muriel get turned into puppets and Courage takes them home? Well, they're, for all intents and purposes, dead, and Courage is playing with their lifeless wooden husks to make his life seem normal. If they didn't get another season, this would be how it ended. Sorry if I crushed anyone's childhood, but I've started overanalyzing things after reading creepypastas recently. Same wity me o. O i was watching random episodes of the show on the youtube and when i saw the ending as an older person i literally had chills run through my back and i actually felt super sad i never felt that when i was younger ._. Yeah...that would be a scary way to end the show, if they didn't get another season. However, I have a little theory that expands upon this ending. Courage, lost in his imagination and trying to recreate the life he had with Eustace and Muriel before the puppet incident, probably imagined the events of the later seasons, bad guys and all. Again, just a theory.
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 7:14 pm
vader-lifer14 Sevenseaso vader-lifer14 I loved this show as a kid, and I still do, but looking back as an adult, there was some dark stuff in this show. The season one finale, The Great Fussili (The one with the talking alligator and the puppets), seemed okay, but I looking into it a bit, particularly the ending, and it's pretty chilling. You know, the bit where Eustace and Muriel get turned into puppets and Courage takes them home? Well, they're, for all intents and purposes, dead, and Courage is playing with their lifeless wooden husks to make his life seem normal. If they didn't get another season, this would be how it ended. Sorry if I crushed anyone's childhood, but I've started overanalyzing things after reading creepypastas recently. Same wity me o. O i was watching random episodes of the show on the youtube and when i saw the ending as an older person i literally had chills run through my back and i actually felt super sad i never felt that when i was younger ._. Yeah...that would be a scary way to end the show, if they didn't get another season. However, I have a little theory that expands upon this ending. Courage, lost in his imagination and trying to recreate the life he had with Eustace and Muriel before the puppet incident, probably imagined the events of the later seasons, bad guys and all. Again, just a theory. my heart started pumping so hard as i was reading that ow o Im feeling sad again and that sounds like the rugrat theory or whatever its called ruined rugrats for me -.-
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 7:19 pm
Sevenseaso vader-lifer14 Sevenseaso vader-lifer14 I loved this show as a kid, and I still do, but looking back as an adult, there was some dark stuff in this show. The season one finale, The Great Fussili (The one with the talking alligator and the puppets), seemed okay, but I looking into it a bit, particularly the ending, and it's pretty chilling. You know, the bit where Eustace and Muriel get turned into puppets and Courage takes them home? Well, they're, for all intents and purposes, dead, and Courage is playing with their lifeless wooden husks to make his life seem normal. If they didn't get another season, this would be how it ended. Sorry if I crushed anyone's childhood, but I've started overanalyzing things after reading creepypastas recently. Same wity me o. O i was watching random episodes of the show on the youtube and when i saw the ending as an older person i literally had chills run through my back and i actually felt super sad i never felt that when i was younger ._. Yeah...that would be a scary way to end the show, if they didn't get another season. However, I have a little theory that expands upon this ending. Courage, lost in his imagination and trying to recreate the life he had with Eustace and Muriel before the puppet incident, probably imagined the events of the later seasons, bad guys and all. Again, just a theory. my heart started pumping so hard as i was reading that ow o Im feeling sad again and that sounds like the rugrat theory or whatever its called ruined rugrats for me -.- Sorry for kinda busting up your childhood, dude. Damn youtube and creepypastas are getting all dark on me. It's a wonder why I can still play Pokemon. The creepy stories are interesting, though, I have to admit.
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 7:27 pm
vader-lifer14 Sevenseaso vader-lifer14 Sevenseaso vader-lifer14 I loved this show as a kid, and I still do, but looking back as an adult, there was some dark stuff in this show. The season one finale, The Great Fussili (The one with the talking alligator and the puppets), seemed okay, but I looking into it a bit, particularly the ending, and it's pretty chilling. You know, the bit where Eustace and Muriel get turned into puppets and Courage takes them home? Well, they're, for all intents and purposes, dead, and Courage is playing with their lifeless wooden husks to make his life seem normal. If they didn't get another season, this would be how it ended. Sorry if I crushed anyone's childhood, but I've started overanalyzing things after reading creepypastas recently. Same wity me o. O i was watching random episodes of the show on the youtube and when i saw the ending as an older person i literally had chills run through my back and i actually felt super sad i never felt that when i was younger ._. Yeah...that would be a scary way to end the show, if they didn't get another season. However, I have a little theory that expands upon this ending. Courage, lost in his imagination and trying to recreate the life he had with Eustace and Muriel before the puppet incident, probably imagined the events of the later seasons, bad guys and all. Again, just a theory. my heart started pumping so hard as i was reading that ow o Im feeling sad again and that sounds like the rugrat theory or whatever its called ruined rugrats for me -.- Sorry for kinda busting up your childhood, dude. Damn youtube and creepypastas are getting all dark on me. It's a wonder why I can still play Pokemon. The creepy stories are interesting, though, I have to admit. Blegh forgiven. But i can hear about a lot abd not give a ******** but i dunno what it is about someone pretending people are there in their life when either they died or are just in their head for the loss of oters idl but it gets me physically distressed ( like feelings of vomiting, heart pounding etc,...) weird o. O
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 7:39 pm
Oh the memories I had while watching that show *falls back into the past...* Hard to believe the show ended.
Edit: They have Cartoon Network where I live now, so I can watch it everyday.
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:26 pm
That show used to freak me out when I was five now it is my favourite show I like that episode when courage looks back to his past, sad but nice. ^_^
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