Chowder

Chowder must successfully prepare a complex dish to prove his potential as a chef.

Panini becomes infatuated with Chowder, but he is determined to avoid being seen as her boyfriend and tries various tactics to make this clear.

Mung discovers that Chowder has contaminated a dish with poison and spends the day trying to prevent the tainted food from reaching the townspeople.

Shnitzel looks forward to payday, but his excitement turns to dread when he brings Chowder with him to the bank, leading to unexpected complications.

Chowder refuses to share his bubble gum with Truffles, leading to a conflict between the two characters.

Chowder encounters a solitary monster while exploring the forest and attempts to befriend it.

Mung attends a mandatory chef certification course and finds himself in conflict with the instructor.

To prepare the special dish known as Sing Beans, the group must remain awake through the night as it cooks.

Chowder follows his gut feeling, leading him and Mung into an unexpected adventure.

An outlaw uses the catering company as a temporary base of operations, forcing the staff to navigate the challenges of his presence.

Chowder becomes obsessed with trying a rare dish called Meviled Eggs and goes to extreme lengths to taste it, disrupting Truffles' plans for a game night with her friends.

Mung Daal creates a dish called Clabbage Cobbler, which impresses Kimchi. To recover the recipe, Chowder tracks Kimchi to a rooftop and stays with the stink cloud overnight.

Mung Daal attempts to cure Chowder's obsession with Thrice Cream by creating a living Thrice Cream Man. When the plan succeeds and Chowder loses interest, the Thrice Cream Man becomes furious and goes on a destructive rampage.

Truffles becomes convinced that everyone at the catering company is overweight and enlists a personal trainer to put them all on a strict diet, causing tension among the staff, though Chowder is in favor.

Gazpacho prepares for an upcoming stand-up comedy performance but struggles to come up with material, so he asks Chowder to record his jokes in a book. However, complications arise when Chowder's poor handwriting makes the jokes difficult for others to read.

Mung Daal and Endive find themselves in a heated rivalry when they discover they have both prepared the same dish for Marzipan City's annual street fair, sparking a competitive clash in the culinary world.

Chowder consumes a highly sour fruit, triggering a strange adventure inside his mouth, guided by the narration of his wisdom tooth.

Truffles' actions prompt the giant fruits known as Elemelons to go on strike, leading Mung Daal to make her resolve the issue by spending a night in their cage.

Mung Daal tries to get Chowder to spend less time in the kitchen by making him play sports with other children. However, Chowder is bothered by Panini's affection and Gorgonzola's teasing, prompting him to seek a way to return to the kitchen.

Truffles is upset when Mung Daal forgets their wedding anniversary and withdraws from him. Concerned by Mung's sadness, Chowder seeks advice from Gazpacho to help mend their relationship.

Chowder accidentally ruins a drink, causing Mung Daal to fall into a deep sleep, forcing Chowder and Shnitzel to search for a way to wake him up.

Chowder accidentally releases a mold creature from a bottle, causing everything he touches to sprout mold. Mung Daal attempts to contain the situation before the entire city is affected.

Mung Daal and Chowder take a job with Ms. Endive in hopes of obtaining a rare fruit, but the arrangement proves to be more challenging than expected.

Chowder is tasked with showing a customer around Marzipan City, but he becomes frustrated when Mr. Fugu, his companion, consumes more food than he does without actually eating any of it.

Chowder, Mung Daal, and Shnitzel accidentally become trapped in the restroom just before departing on a vacation.

Chowder accidentally disrupts his internal clock while eating a midnight snack, causing him to transform into a monster at night. To return to normal, he must resist eating for an entire night.

Chowder and Panini take in an injured bluenana after an accident at Gazpacho's fruit stand, caring for it until it recovers.

Shnitzel, having grown soft and weak, embarks on a training regimen to restore his strength and prove himself by lifting "The Lead Farfel," the heaviest object in Marzipan City.

Chowder and Shnitzel take on a challenging delivery job to a man who lives atop a giant, with the condition that if the order arrives after sunset, it will be free. They must navigate the unique obstacles of the location and make it to the destination before time runs out.

The gang attempts to remove Reuben from the company after he begins using his pet rat as leverage in a blackmail scheme.

Chowder accidentally loses his hat to a squirrel named Chestnut and sets out on a journey across town to trade for the items necessary to retrieve it.

Mung Daal tries to enhance Chowder's intelligence with a mysterious food called "Brain Grub," which causes Chowder to realize he is part of an animated series. This leads him to transform the show into a talk show format, where Mung expresses how dull life has become without him. Ultimately, Chowder destroys his enhanced intellect and the universe itself.

Shnitzel, feeling undervalued by Mung Daal and Truffles, leaves their catering company to join their rival, Ms. Endive. He soon realizes that Ms. Endive has romantic feelings for him and views him as more than just an employee.

Chowder accidentally breaks Mung Daal's new feetsa-making machine and is tasked with purchasing a replacement part. While in town, he becomes distracted and spends the money irresponsibly, leaving him to find a way to earn more.

Mung Daal avoids preparing a dish that requires a fruit he is afraid of due to a past experience and sends Chowder and Shnitzel instead to obtain it.

Gazpacho closes his fruit stand to everyone following a disagreement with Mung Daal and must resolve the issue to reopen it.

After a mishap in the kitchen causes his hands to inflate, Chowder unexpectedly gains the ability to assist the citizens of Marzipan City in remarkable ways. However, as his condition worsens, he begins to lose confidence and believes he is powerless without his oversized hands.

Chowder and Gorgonzola reluctantly join forces to compete in the Marzipan City Apprentice Games, but they are expelled after losing multiple challenges. Determined to restore their reputations, they set out to find a way back into the competition.

Mung Daal, Chowder, and Shnitzel seek a rare syrup from a bothersome tree to finish a pancake recipe, but the tree and its family soon overrun the catering company, forcing the team to find a way to restore order.

Chowder becomes fixated on consuming the unusual items being sold at Mung Daal's garage sale, leading to a series of comedic and chaotic events.

Panini announces her candidacy for president of the apprentice society, prompting Gorgonzola, via Chowder, to challenge her for the position.

Gazpacho accidentally causes Chowder to believe he has died while babysitting him, and the two boys attempt to help Chowder's "spirit" move on.

Chowder accidentally eats a group of hot peppers, causing him to breathe fire uncontrollably. As his fiery outbursts become a problem for Mung Daal and the others, he decides to leave and live with dragons instead.

Chowder becomes fascinated with the Flying Flinger Lingons, a daring acrobatic troupe, while assisting Mung Daal in crafting a giant bread bowl for them, eventually deciding to leave and join the group himself.

Chowder becomes concerned about receiving his desired gift on Knishmas after witnessing Mung Daal's repeated failures in building a perfect Schmingerbread house. Inspired by Mung's efforts, he enlists Panini and Gorgonzola to help him create his own Knish Kringle in a similar style.

Chowder begins a secret catering business for a group of vermin against Mung Daal's objections. When the vermin turn hostile and threaten Mung, Shnitzel, and Truffles, Chowder faces a difficult choice between loyalty and his ambitions.

A celebrity chef's arrival in Marzipan City captivates Chowder, prompting Mung Daal to devise a memorable catchphrase in an effort to rewin their affection.

Sgt. Hoagie and the Marzipan City Police Department must work quickly to solve a perplexing crime that threatens to derail his romantic evening.

Mung, Chowder, and Shnitzel embark on an impulsive shopping adventure while Truffles is too ill to join them.

Truffles attempts to gain the approval of The Big Hat Biddies, and with the help of her friends, prepares an elaborate feast for the club.

Mung's reputation is damaged when his former cooking instructor visits Marzipan City and recounts a story of Mung's past failure, leading to public humiliation. Determined to restore his honor, Mung and Chowder attempt to travel back in time to correct the mistake.

Truffles attempts to gain the approval of The Big Hat Biddies, and with the help of her friends, she prepares an elaborate feast for the club.

Gumbo, Mung's former apprentice, lures Chowder into a massive maze with the intention of eliminating Mung, only to become lost himself. When Jeffery, a professionally trained, bird-headed bodybuilder hired to eliminate Chowder, enters the maze and threatens Gumbo, the two must team up to find a way out.

Shnitzel rebels against his adult duties by acting immaturely, annoying Mung Daal, who shifts the responsibilities to Chowder. When Chowder responds by acting like a baby, Shnitzel joins in, prompting Mung to send them to the baby pound.

Gazpacho is pressured by a domineering woman to give her free vegetables, prompting him and Chowder to seek help from the most powerful person they know in order to stand up to her.

Chowder must pass the upcoming Basic Learning Test to continue cooking, prompting Mung Daal to intervene and try to prevent the test from happening.

Truffles changes her voice at Mung Daal's suggestion after learning her old one frightens customers. Her new, gentle voice causes Chowder, Mung Daal, and Shnitzel to stop respecting her, reverting to primitive behavior. Truffles must then choose between her two voices to restore order.

Mung Daal's Catering Company stages a mystery-themed play to boost revenue, but Chowder mistakenly believes it is real and that Gazpacho will portray a villainous character who will kill the others. Panicked, Chowder seeks help from Gorgonzola and Ceviché to prevent what he thinks is an imminent danger.

Truffles and Mung find themselves at odds while working as caterers at a sporting event, sparking a disagreement over the game's rules.

Chowder accidentally freezes himself inside a block of ice after consuming a cold beverage too quickly. His friends attempt to find a way to thaw him before he is permanently encased.

Mung purchases a new car, which prompts Chowder to express a preference for the old one.

Chowder intentionally damages his teeth in order to visit his dentist, Dr. Chomper, who gives out tasty lollistops as rewards.

Mung obtains an embarrassing photograph of Ms. Endive and uses it to pressure her into allowing access to her private pool, with others in town eventually joining in the scheme.

Mung Daal, Chowder, and Shnitzel embark on a camping adventure, during which Chowder tries to convince Mung of the existence of the mythical Big Food.

Chowder stumbles upon a hidden dimension made of blank canvases and begins painting his own world within it.

Chowder and Gorgonzola team up to investigate the cause of a citywide blackout and find a way to restore electricity. Along the way, they encounter challenges that test their problem-solving skills. Their mission highlights their unique abilities and growing partnership.

Chowder accidentally breaks Mung's dice cycle and, at Gazpacho's orders, falsely accuses Ceviche of the deed.

Mung is cursed to spend 100 years in solitude after he refuses to create a special chain recipe.

Truffles uses her voice to make plants grow, impressing Chowder, who becomes her apprentice, which upsets Mung and motivates him to take extreme measures to win Chowder's favor.

Miss Endive attempts to create a perfect romantic partner by cooking a magical "man-dish," but her incomplete preparation results in a grotesque, talking man named Todd who repeats the phrase "sheboodles." As Todd becomes increasingly popular with the other characters, Miss Endive begins to regret her creation.

Gazpacho moves out of his mother's house and into a catering company after a disagreement, but his presence becomes increasingly problematic, leading the staff to devise a strategy to remove him.

Chowder brings Kimchi to his family's swamp home for an arranged marriage, but becomes concerned about their friendship when his intelligent yet malicious twin brother accuses him of kidnapping Kimchi from her family.

Mung and Miss Endiche vie to host the best Apprentice Appreciation Day celebration, unintentionally pushing Chowder and Panini aside in their rivalry.

Chowder believes he has discovered his inner voice when a neurotic parasite moves into his stomach, but he soon realizes their conflicting personalities make peaceful coexistence impossible.

Panini grows increasingly jealous as a new character forms a close friendship with Chowder, leading to tension in the kitchen.

Chowder and Schnitzel deliver an order to the Asian district of Marzipan City, where Schnitzel is forced to confront a painful chapter from his past. As he faces his deepest shame, Chowder steps in to help him restore his honor and resolve the situation.

Chowder, Panini, Mung, and various other characters compete in a contest with the prize being a large mixer.

Mung, Chowder, and Shnitzel assist Gazpacho in delivering a mysterious fruit to Mr. Fugu, unaware that the fruit is a dangerous and volatile Blast Raz.

Chowder is tasked with delivering a food order to a mysterious and intimidating house, leading to a spooky and memorable encounter.

A ghostly chicken possesses Chowder, leading to chaos and challenges for his friends.

Chowder, Panini, Gorgonzola, and Ceviché join a scouting mission led by Gazpacho, but Chowder begins to suspect he has Rabie-C's due to Gazpacho's intense training methods.

Mung Daal constructs a food-based guard dog to safeguard the catering company, but Chowder's addition of a bizarre fruit causes it to become uncontrollably aggressive.

Mung Daal, Truffles, Chowder, and Schnitzel experience a chaotic mix-up after a mishap in the kitchen results in them taking each other's forms.

The gang attempts to attend Mr. Fugu's fruit-themed party but finds their costumes ruined, forcing them to acquire new ones before encountering an angry mob and police.

The gang discovers a hidden stash of rock candy known as sugar sapphires beneath Endive's house and attempts to retrieve it before she becomes aware of their plans.

Endive experiences guilt after pranking Mung, leading to tension between the two characters as they navigate the consequences of the joke.

Chowder becomes concerned about aging after witnessing the effects on Mung and Truffles, and sets out to prevent Old Man Thyme from making him old and unattractive.

Chowder's newspaper struggles with low sales, prompting him to create a new cover story featuring the mysterious and coveted title "MIP," which stands for Most Important Person.

Shnitzel is tasked with babysitting Chowder while Mung and Truffles are away. When Chowder complains about boredom and drags Shnitzel to a Chuck E. Cheese-like arcade, Shnitzel becomes infatuated with an animatronic named Seniorita Mesquite. His growing obsession eventually leads to unintended chaos.

Mung accidentally damages his tongue, leaving him unable to taste food, so he enlists Chowder to help him experience flavors again. This episode marks the final appearance of Chest Nut.

Gazpacho's friend, who dislikes ninjas, attempts to assist him in his search for his missing mother.

Chowder accidentally eats a magical tootin' fruit that gives him musical abilities, making him an overnight sensation. However, his new fame is complicated by his overbearing agent, Gorgonzola, and Chowder begins to miss his friend Mung, eventually deciding to return to him.

Set twenty years in the future, Chowder continues to avoid growing up, and must finally take on the responsibility of training his own apprentice to allow those around him to move forward with their lives.