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Chowder :: Stinky Love (01x12)
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Episode Information |
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| Title: | Stinky Love |
| Episode #: | 01x12 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday November 30th, 2007 |
| Special Airtime: | 07:45 pm |
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Episode Summary |
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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.
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Episode Notes |
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Revealed Dishes:Clabbage Cobbler
| Revealed Ingredients:ClabbageGlumberger CheeseTears
| It is revealed that Kimchi, despite being a gaseous being, can pick things up by placing them inside of him.
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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!
| (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.
| (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!
| 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!
| 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.
| 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, 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.
| (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!
| 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.
| 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.
| (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!
| 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!
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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.
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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.
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