An aspiring young chef named Chowder has adventures as an apprentice in Mung Daal's catering company. Although he means well, Chowder often finds himself in predicaments due to his perpetual appetite and his nature as a scatterbrain. He is also pestered by Panini, the apprentice of Mung's rival Endive, who wants Chowder to be her boyfriend, which he abhors.
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An aspiring young chef named Chowder has adventures as an apprentice in Mung Daal's catering company. Although he means well, Chowder often finds himself in predicaments due to his perpetual appetite and his nature as a scatterbrain. He is also pestered by Panini, the apprentice of Mung's rival Endive, who wants Chowder to be her boyfriend, which he abhors.
Season 2 episodes
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Mung Daal, Chowder and Shnitzel need a special syrup from an annoying tree in order to complete a pancake recipe, but soon the tree and his family end up taking over the catering company, leaving them to find a solution.
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Directed by Kris SherwoodWritten by Alex Almaguer, C.H. Greenblatt, William ReissGuest stars Ron Perlman
While babysitting Chowder, Gazpacho believes he has accidentally killed Chowder. Convincing Chowder that he's dead, they both attempt to get his "spirit" to pass on to the other side.
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Directed by Kris SherwoodWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Peter Browngardt, Kristina Baranovich
After Chowder eats a group of hot peppers in order to keep them from escaping the kitchen and burn down the city, he begins to breathe fire whenever he opens his mouth, whether he wants to or not. Quickly becoming an incovenience to Mung Daal and the others, he runs away to go live with dragons.
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Directed by Eddy HouchinsWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Michele McCole Moss, Ian WasselukGuest stars Jess Harnell, Carlos Alazraqui, Jeff Bennett
While helping Mung Daal make a giant bread bowl for a traveling circus troupe, Chowder becomes obsessed with being a member of the Flying Flinger Lingons, and runs away to join them.
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Directed by Mike MiloWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, David P. SmithGuest stars Tom Kenny
Chowder worries he won't receive the gift he wants on Knishmas, when he sees Mung Daal attempt to make a perfect Schmingerbread house and fail several times. Upon seeing this, he recruits Panini and Gorgonzola to help him make Knish Kringle like Mung's house.
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Directed by Mike Milo, Eddy HouchinsWritten by Alex Almaguer, C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Darrick BachmanGuest stars Will Shadley, Ron Perlman
Against Mung Daal's wishes, Chowder secretly starts his own catering company for a bunch of trash-dwelling vermin. However, when these vermin attempt to kill Mung, Shnitzel and Truffles, Chowder must choose between his friends and his dreams.
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Directed by Eddy HouchinsWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Michele McCole Moss, Ian Wasseluk
When a celebrity chef takes Marzipan City by storm, and wins the admiration of Chowder from Mung Daal, Mung must come up with a catch phrase to win back Chowder's adoration.
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Directed by Majella MilneWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Danielle McCole, Brett Varon
When Mung's old cooking master comes to visit and tells a story about Mung's greatest failure to all of Marzipan City, humiliating him and turning everyone against him, Chowder and Mung travel back to the past to fix his failure.
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Directed by Mike MiloWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Darrick Bachman, Brett VaronGuest stars James Hong
Mung's old apprentice Gumbo traps Chowder within a huge maze so he can get rid of Mung, but soon finds himself lost within it also, not knowing the way back, which the two have to find a way out. And when an over-professional Bird-headed body-builder named Jeffery hired to destroy Chowder threatens Gumbo, the two are forced to work together to escape from him.
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Directed by Majella MilneWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Peter Browngardt, Darrick BachmanGuest stars Candi Milo
Shnitzel tires of his adult responsibilities and decides to act like a child, much to Mung Daal's chagrin. Forcing Shnitzel's responsibilities on Chowder, Chowder then decides to act like a baby and Shnitzel follows suit: forcing Mung to send them to the baby pound.
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Directed by Eddy HouchinsWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Kevin Kramer, Ian Wasseluk
When an intimidating woman bullies Gazpacho into giving her free produce, he and Chowder must think of a way to fight back, by going to the strongest person they know.
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Directed by Majella MilneWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Darrick Bachman, Phil RyndaGuest stars Dwight Schultz, Tara Strong, John DiMaggio, Candi Milo
When Chowder must pass the upcoming "Basic Learning Test" (B.L.T.'s) or he can't cook anymore, Mung Daal is forced to take matters into his own hands and attempt to stop the test.
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Directed by Eddy HouchinsWritten by Alex Almaguer, C.H. Greenblatt, Michele McCole Moss
Truffles gets a new voice after Mung Daal tells her that her old one scares customers away. However, her new voice is so relaxed and non-threatening, so Chowder, Mung Daal, and Shnitzel no longer take her seriously and become feral primitives, leaving Truffles to decide between her new voice and her old one.
Mung Daal's Catering Company has a mystery-themed theater show called "Who dunit? T'was not me: A romp in the glorious world of barber shop" in order to earn more money, but Chowder thinks that the play is real events and that Gazpacho will act out the play in real-life as Baron Von Bon Bon and kill the others. Chowder is then forced to go to Gorgonzola and Ceviché's help in order to stop him.
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Directed by Eddy Houchins, Kris SherwoodWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Kevin KramerGuest stars Will Shadley, Elan Garfias
After Truffles makes the plants grow with her voice, Chowder becomes her apprentice. But that leaves Mung heartbroken and now he'll do anything to win Chowder back.
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Directed by Mike MiloWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Darrick Bachman, Ian Wasseluk, Lynne Naylor
Longing for a companion, Miss Endive cooks a man-dish for a date. Unfortunately she doesn't bake it 100% complete and as a result gets stuck with a repulsive-looking man named Todd with a catchphrase, sheboodles. Things go worse for Endive once everyone starts to like Todd.
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Directed by Eddy HouchinsWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Darrick Bachman
Gazpacho leaves his mom's home and moves into the catering company over an argument. Gazpacho gradually wears out his welcome and the catering company work out a plan to get rid of him.
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Directed by Eddy HouchinsWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Michele McCole Moss, Darrick Bachman, Mark O'Hare
Chowder takes Kimchi to his family's home in the swamp for an arranged marriage and worries about the future of their friendship after Chowder is accused by his smart but evil twin brother of kidnapping Kimchi from his family.
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Directed by Kris SherwoodWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Peter Browngardt, William Reiss, Darrick Bachman, Maxwell AtomsGuest stars Jeremy Shada, Jim Cummings
When a neurotic parasite takes residence in Chowder's belly, Chowder thinks he's found his inner voice. He soon discovers that they are too different to co-exist together.
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Directed by Mike MiloWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Darrick Bachman, Kevin Kramer, Carl Faruolo
When Chowder and Schnitzel make a delivery to the Asian section of Marzipan City, Schnitzel is confronted by his mysterious past and his greatest shame. Chowder must help Schnitzel rectify this problem in order to reclaim Schnitzel's honor.
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Directed by Eddy HouchinsWritten by C.H. Greenblatt, Darrick Bachman, Ian WasselukGuest stars Dwight Schultz, John DiMaggio, Candi Milo, Kevin Michael Richardson
William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Darrick Bachman, Kevin Kramer, Alex Almaguer, Peter Browngardt, Ian Wasseluk, Danielle McCole, Michele McCole Moss, Clay Morrow, Brett Varon, Tom King, Mark O'Hare, Kristina Baranovich, Maxwell Atoms, Phil Rynda, Pietro Piumetti, David P. Smith, Cindy Morrow, Carl Faruolo, Brook Chalmers, Mike Bell