Will we ever get a reboot of Courage the Cowardly Dog?

Will we ever get a reboot of Courage the Cowardly Dog?

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I just want a new horror cartoon that is actually scary and isn't sucking it's own dick about how scary it is.

In other words no Gravity Falls.

One thing I noticed about this show was the lack of mainstream voice actors. There was Tara Strong, no Grey Delisle, no Rob Paulsen, no Tom Kenny.

Nope and that's perfectly fine. The series ended well with his backstory episode and the Perfect episode. I did remember hearing about a prequel series a while back. Any news on that?

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It's getting a movie with Scooby Doo

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Paul Schoeffler is so underrated.

I hope not.

Dilworth admitted in that Rebeltaxi interview that pitching shows like courage today is incredibly difficult, even if a reboot were to come out it'd probably have to be sanded down to make it more safe. But like said, I think it's fine where it ended, there's no real point in rebooting it.

Thankfully, no. It was perfect and ended perfectly. There is no need to dig up every grave in this decrepit era of zero creativity.

The zeitgeist of the late 90s-early00s toons will not be captured again anyway. Look at PPG and its degenerate ass fucking reboot. Imagine how bad a Johnny Bravo reboot attempt would be.

No, if you want to move forward, just lobby to for creative, independent creators get given deals like Danny Antonucci with EE&E. Total creative control, total ownership, just throw a wad of cash at them and tell them to get crackin. Sure, there will be stinkers or mediocre shows but eventually you will get gems which could start new cartoon eras and eventually develop into classics. I mean, even shows like the Simpsons, South Park and Spongebob had to be pitched at some point, right? Studios should be less risk averse. Much maligned it is, Steven Universe was a step in this direction and could have been delivered much better without network interference and hiatuses. Sure, it was nothing special, but it was still a very creator-driven thing, very much its own flavor and had that confidence to be its own thing and see its themes to its conclusion, ultimately lackluster they were. More shows should be able to be their own things.