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Chowder: Stinky Love
Chowder loves his pet, Kimchi, though most people in Marzipan City believe that the stink cloud is nothing but a stinky menace. Despite this fact, Mung Daal has allowed Chowder to keep him in the residential quarters of Mung Daal’s Catering, but when Kimchi falls in love with a dish, and takes it away, Mung Daal’s patience finally snaps. Now, the old chef will have to find a way to get the dish back, even if it means breaking Kimchi’s heart.
| 9/10 (3 Votes cast) |
Episode Info
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Episode number: 1x12 Airdate: Friday November 30th, 2007 Special Airtime: 07:45 pm |
Recap
Chowder and Kimchi had just woken up after a good night’s sleep. After eating some breakfast, they went downstairs in order to see what Mung Daal and Shnitzel were doing. However, when Kimchi’s stench bothered the both of them, Mung Daal asked Chowder if he would take Kimchi to the marketplace and pick up some clabbages. Chowder and Kimchi went outside and walked to Gazpacho’s stand, but when they arrived, Kimchi inadvertently caused one of Gazpacho’s customers to pass out. Gazpacho tried to be nice to Chowder, but he reminded him that Kimchi was banned from the premises; Chowder apologized, grabbed some clabbages, and took Kimchi home...Read the full recap
Episode Notes
Revealed Dishes:Clabbage Cobbler
Revealed Ingredients:Clabbage Glumberger Cheese Tears
It is revealed that Kimchi, despite being a gaseous being, can pick things up by placing them inside of him.
Episode Quotes
Chowder: (talking in his sleep) Why yes, I would love thirds, thank you.
(Kimchi floats over Chowder’s face, causing him to smell him and wake up)
Chowder: Good morning, Kimchi!
(Kimchi makes his fart noise in response)
Chowder: (playfully) Who wants some breakfast? Who wants some breakfast? I do!
(Kimchi floats over Chowder’s face, causing him to smell him and wake up)
Chowder: Good morning, Kimchi!
(Kimchi makes his fart noise in response)
Chowder: (playfully) Who wants some breakfast? Who wants some breakfast? I do!
(Mung Daal just told Chowder to take Kimchi out of the kitchen)
Mung Daal: Wow, the smells some people can put up with.
Truffles: (about Mung Daal) Tell me about it.
Mung Daal: Wow, the smells some people can put up with.
Truffles: (about Mung Daal) Tell me about it.
(Chowder and Kimchi stare at a man who is eating an thrice cream cone)
Yak Man: Can I help you?
Chowder: That looks good.
Yak Man: Yeah, it is. You gonna stare at me all day?
Chowder: Is that chocolate?
Yak Man: Yeah.
Chowder: I like chocolate.
Yak Man: Good for you. Look, kid, don’t make me call the pol…
(Kimchi floats into his thrice cream, causing it to stink)
Chowder: Kimchi likes chocolate, too.
Yak Man: Oh, crud! Well now you’ve ruined it with your stink! What am I gonna tell my wife, huh?! What am I gonna tell my wife?! Stupid stink cloud!
Yak Man: Can I help you?
Chowder: That looks good.
Yak Man: Yeah, it is. You gonna stare at me all day?
Chowder: Is that chocolate?
Yak Man: Yeah.
Chowder: I like chocolate.
Yak Man: Good for you. Look, kid, don’t make me call the pol…
(Kimchi floats into his thrice cream, causing it to stink)
Chowder: Kimchi likes chocolate, too.
Yak Man: Oh, crud! Well now you’ve ruined it with your stink! What am I gonna tell my wife, huh?! What am I gonna tell my wife?! Stupid stink cloud!
Gazpacho: You know how you can tell these are fresh? See the green ones?
Pig Man: Yeah?
Gazpacho: The green ones are fresh.
Pig Man: These?
Gazpacho: No! Those are obviously yellow-green!
Pig Man: Yeah?
Gazpacho: The green ones are fresh.
Pig Man: These?
Gazpacho: No! Those are obviously yellow-green!
Chowder: Hi, Gazpacho! I need to pick up some clabbages!
Gazpacho: Chowder, you know you’re my little dude, right?
Chowder: Right!
Gazpacho: And I, uh, made the sign for a reason?
(Gazpacho points to a sign that shows Kimchi isn’t allowed near the stand)
Chowder: (sadly) Oh, sorry.
Gazpacho: Chowder, you know you’re my little dude, right?
Chowder: Right!
Gazpacho: And I, uh, made the sign for a reason?
(Gazpacho points to a sign that shows Kimchi isn’t allowed near the stand)
Chowder: (sadly) Oh, sorry.
Chowder: What are you wearing?
Mung Daal: Chowder, do you know what tradition means?
Chowder: Is it one of those things where I have to leave the room while you talk about it?
Mung Daal: No! Tradition is the tucked-in napkin in the shirt of society.
Mung Daal: Chowder, do you know what tradition means?
Chowder: Is it one of those things where I have to leave the room while you talk about it?
Mung Daal: No! Tradition is the tucked-in napkin in the shirt of society.
Mung Daal: Chowder, is the cobbler okay?
Chowder: Yes, but I’m leaving it with Kimchi!
Mung Daal: What?!
Chowder: I think they’re in love!
Mung Daal: Chowder, I understand being in love with a cobbler more than anyone, but we’ve got a customer who expects the dish to be love-free.
Chowder: Yes, but I’m leaving it with Kimchi!
Mung Daal: What?!
Chowder: I think they’re in love!
Mung Daal: Chowder, I understand being in love with a cobbler more than anyone, but we’ve got a customer who expects the dish to be love-free.
(Shnitzel is attempting to walk across a chain in order to get to the cobbler)
Mung Daal: Shnitzel! Just don’t think about falling! Or slipping! Or plummeting! Or gravity! Or losing your balance! And especially don’t think about…
Shnitzel: (angrily) Radda!
(Shnitzel falls off of the chain, but manages to grab on with his hands)
Mung Daal: Okay! Now, don’t think about losing your grip! Or how sweaty your hands are!
Mung Daal: Shnitzel! Just don’t think about falling! Or slipping! Or plummeting! Or gravity! Or losing your balance! And especially don’t think about…
Shnitzel: (angrily) Radda!
(Shnitzel falls off of the chain, but manages to grab on with his hands)
Mung Daal: Okay! Now, don’t think about losing your grip! Or how sweaty your hands are!
Truffles: What’s with all the yelling?!
Mung Daal: Well, you see.
Truffles: I don’t wanna hear it! Just make the nanna-nanna-nanna-nanna stop!
(Truffles motioned that she was referring to the recent yelling)
Mung Daal: Don’t worry, honey. Your He-Man is gonna handle it!
Truffles: I don’t have time to wait for him! You do it.
Mung Daal: Well, you see.
Truffles: I don’t wanna hear it! Just make the nanna-nanna-nanna-nanna stop!
(Truffles motioned that she was referring to the recent yelling)
Mung Daal: Don’t worry, honey. Your He-Man is gonna handle it!
Truffles: I don’t have time to wait for him! You do it.
Customer: Hello! My order of clabbage cobbler is ready, yes? I hop on leg all the way here, as is tradition.
Mung Daal: Ah yes, tradition. Even though it goes against tradition, the dish won’t be ready until tomorrow morning.
Customer: You’re kidding, man! I’ve been hopping for like, six hours!
Mung Daal: I’m sorry; we’ll have it for you tomorrow.
Customer: Okay.
Truffles: (to Chowder) When you get down, you’re getting such a bump on the noggin!
Mung Daal: (to Chowder) If you get hungry, don’t eat the cobbler! Eat some bricks, or something.
Mung Daal: Ah yes, tradition. Even though it goes against tradition, the dish won’t be ready until tomorrow morning.
Customer: You’re kidding, man! I’ve been hopping for like, six hours!
Mung Daal: I’m sorry; we’ll have it for you tomorrow.
Customer: Okay.
Truffles: (to Chowder) When you get down, you’re getting such a bump on the noggin!
Mung Daal: (to Chowder) If you get hungry, don’t eat the cobbler! Eat some bricks, or something.
(Kimchi falls deeper in love with the clabbage cobbler, causing two cupid demons to come down to kidnap him)
Chowder: Shoo! Shoo! Get away! Get away!
Cupid Demon: (speaking through subtitles) We will return, fat one! You shall be the first of our dark harvest!
Chowder: Don’t worry, Kimchi! Your love is safe as long as I’m up here!
Chowder: Shoo! Shoo! Get away! Get away!
Cupid Demon: (speaking through subtitles) We will return, fat one! You shall be the first of our dark harvest!
Chowder: Don’t worry, Kimchi! Your love is safe as long as I’m up here!
Mung Daal: Well, Kimchi, as a ladies man myself, I can tell you. ‘Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
Chowder: What does that mean?
Mung Daal: It means love stinks.
Truffles: (to Kimchi) There you are, darling. I know a nice casserole that’s just your type!
Chowder: What does that mean?
Mung Daal: It means love stinks.
Truffles: (to Kimchi) There you are, darling. I know a nice casserole that’s just your type!
Episode Goofs
When Kimchi got the dish, the next day it turned out that Kimchi had a lot of babys.There`s no way a dish can born 1000 eggs of mini-cobblers.
Cultural References
Mung Daal: Don’t worry, honey. Your He-Man is gonna handle it!
This is a reference to He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe, an animated program which debuted in 1983. The main character in that series was Prince Adam, who could use a magic sword in order to transform into He-Man, so that he would be able to fight off the forces of evil.
This is a reference to He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe, an animated program which debuted in 1983. The main character in that series was Prince Adam, who could use a magic sword in order to transform into He-Man, so that he would be able to fight off the forces of evil.
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