Anyone cruising for some good old-fashioned nostalgia should should head over to Amazon, where the entire Courage the Cowardly Dog series is on sale for $14.99 as part of Black Friday. This classic Cartoon Network collection contains all 52 episodes on DVD (no Blu-Ray for this one, unfortunately) across eight discs, allowing you to experience Courage's crazy antics from beginning to end for a near all-time low price.
That's not the only Cartoon Network DVD box set on sale. Amazon is also running limited-time deals on Dexter's Laboratory, Ed, Edd n Eddy, The Powerpuff Girls, and Regular Show.
Courage the Cowardly Dog – The Complete Series for $14.99
It's been 23 years since Courage the Cowardly Dog ended, but there's no better time to head back to Nowhere, Kansas than right now. This was a pivotal cartoon from my childhood and I often forget just how creepy it was, weaving horror and supernatural themes throughout each episode. If you haven't seen it before, it's definitely worth a watch.
Unfortunately, there's nowhere to stream Courage the Cowardly Dog after it and other Cartoon Network classics were purged from HBO Max earlier this year. That makes this DVD box set your best bet if you want to experience the wild adventures of a perpetually frightened dog and his owners.
Even More Cartoon Network Classics on Sale at Amazon
As for those other Cartoon Network classics I mentioned at the top, Dexter's Laboratory is technically the only other one with a Black Friday-specific deal. But Amazon still has Ed, Edd n Eddy, the Powerpuff Girls, and Regular Show available for significant discounts.
The retailer also brought back its 3 for 2 sale on 4K movies for Black Friday, so be sure to check that out for even more savings.
You can shop all the Black Friday sales right now, including Amazon, Best Buy, and Target. We'll be updating these pages and rounding up even more deals all week long, so make sure to check back often.
Matthew Adler has written for IGN since 2019 covering all things gaming, tech, tabletop games, and more. You can follow him on the site formerly known as Twitter @MatthewAdler and watch him stream on Twitch.
