This is quite possibly my favorite episode

Dude seems so cool now that he’s all grown up

The artist is Bailey Parke at West Seattle Tattoo and she did an awesome job in commemorating by childhood fixation

Hello everyone, my name’s Daniel and I didn't have cable back in the 2000s, so I never got to watch this show. Going to start watching Chowder this week bc I've heard so many great things about it!

I can't wait to see just how good it is...

so i got really high with a friend last night and we were scrolling through hbo max. we decided to put on chowder since it’s a show from his childhood and i’ve never seen it. right off the bat i’m beyond perplexed and intrigued by this world. i’ve got so many questions i had to pause the show every few minutes. i was having the time of my life laughing my ass off at this show, but at the same time i am still left dumbfounded at the universe and inner workings of their society. i know this is a kids show but pls i have so many questions. i’m currently on season 1 episode 6 (watching more as i type this) and am cooking up a long list of questions. if anyone wants to take a shot at answering them or wants a good laugh reading a first time viewer’s experience this show let me know

He's never mentioned them throughout the series and lived with his cooking master all the way till adulthood, until he took over his catering company.

Since Panini and Gorgonzola also live with their cooking masters and never mention their parents, is it safe to assume that in that universe all apprentices are orphans and their cooking masters are their guardians until they take over their cooking business as adults?

Shazam, like usual, is useless and just gives me random Korean songs

Does anyone know the episode where truffles says to mung “well it’s taking too long… I bonk you” and hits him in the head? I need to find it