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Courage the Cowardly Dog: So in Louvre Are We Two: Courage, Muriel, and Eustace win a trip to an art museum in Europe. Muriel talks about how her mother aways said that Muriel aways looked liked the Mona Lisa. They go into the museum right before closing time, and then get locked in. They fall asleep in there and when they wake up, Muriel walks up to the painting of the Mona Lisa and gets pulled in. Then the Mona Lisa steps out of the painting (the planets align and the portrait people switch places with real people). Eustace switches places with The Thinker and Courage has to chase down the Mona Lisa so he can get Muriel back. The Thinker and the Mona Lisa go on a date into some portraits. Courage and Muriel enter a painting of what they say looks like their house (and it is), and they sit there at home wondering where Eustace is.Night of the Scarecrow: Courage, Muriel, and Eustace are leaving the county fair. They get chased off the road by a swarm of crows into a corn field. The car crashes into a scarecrow. Muriel and Courage decide to take it home and fix it to use in their garden. They sew a mouth on it and it then starts to talk. The scarecrow then tries to scare away birds and aliens, but no luck. He then goes crazy and kicks Eustace and Courage out of the house in order to keep Muriel safe. He locks her in the basement, which is covered in pillows and mattresses, so she won't hurt herself. They eventually all escape in Eustace's truck and go a chasing rampage on the road and into the corn field again. They then calm the scarecrow down and find him another profession... working at the county fair.

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