Chowder, Panini, Mung, and several other recurring and minor characters enter a contest to win a big mixer.

Mung, Chowder and Shnitzel agree to help Gazpacho deliver a fruit to Mr. Fugu. The fruit turns out to be a highly explosive Blast Raz.

Gazpacho tells a story about Chowder having to deliver an order to a scary house.

A chicken ghost takes over Chowder's body, causing problems for the gang.

Chowder, Panini, Gorgonzola and Ceviché go on an scouting trip led by Gazpacho, but Chowder thinks he has Rabie-C's since Gazpacho is going hard on them.

Mung Daal creates a guard dog out of food to protect the catering company, but Chowder adds a crazy fruit that makes it incredibly dangerous.

A baking accident causes Mung Daal, Truffles, Chowder and Schnitzel to switch bodies.

While trying to go to Mr. Fugu's fruit party, the gang's fruit costumes are destroyed. Now they must try to get new ones before an angry mob and the police catch them.

The gang finds a stash of rock candy called sugar sapphires under Endive's house and try to raid the loot before she discovers.

Endive feels guilty after playing a trick on Mung.

When Chowder sees the terrible effects of old age on Mung and Truffles, Chowder tries to find a way to stop Old Man Thyme from making him old and ugly.

When Chowder's newspaper fails to sell, Chowder makes a new cover title known as the MIP (Most Important Person).

Mung accidentally ruins his tongue which make makes him unable to taste things. So he asked Chowder to be his "taste buds". (This was the final appearance of Chest Nut)

A ninja-hating friend (voiced by Steven Blum) of Gazpacho's tries to help Gazpacho find his mother.

Chowder accidentally eat a tootin' fruit and becomes a musical sensation, but his life is taken over by his agent, Gorgonzola, and soon he misses Mung and has to go back with him.

Twenty years in the future, Chowder still has refused to grow up. He must accept the responsibility of training his own apprentice or everyone he loves will be unable to move on with their lives.