Its protagonist often says "the things I do for love" and is teased by a man who puts on a mask and yells "booga-booga-booga!".
In one episode of this show, an eel in a moat sings "Danny Boy" with one of the main characters, seconds before attacking him. In another episode of this show, the protagonist changes a lightbulb at the core of the dying sun. An antagonist on this show speaks in rhyming couplets, ending each stanza with the word "naughty." This show's protagonist is often assisted by a sarcastic British (*) computer who calls him a twit. In an episode of this show, the barber Freaky Fred delights in shearing everyone bald. Its protagonist often says "the things I do for love" and is teased by a man who puts on a mask and yells "booga-booga-booga!". For 10 points, name this show set on the Nowhere, Kansas farm of Eustace and Muriel Bagge, a twisted, supposed kid's cartoon about a terrified pink canine.
In one episode of this show, an eel in a moat sings "Danny Boy" with one of the main characters, seconds before attacking him.
Courage the Cowardly Dog