History Heartwarming / Chowder

* "Shnitzel Quits": Mung is trying to convince Shnitzel to return to his catering business, promising him things like more days off and big raises, when Chowder offers him a mold-filled cup. The mold-filled cup is actually pudding cup--according to Chowder, that particular pudding cup was the first dish Chowder and Shnitzel ever made together, but Chowder had saved it instead of eating it because it means a lot to him. Though Shnitzel's obviously grossed by the cup, he's also very touched that Chowder had saved it for so long that he ends up eating the whole thing (but then he becomes violently ill afterwards and has to get his stomach pumped, but it's the thought that counts, right?).
* The ending of "Hey, Hey, it's Knishmas" is definitely enough to bring a tear to someone's eye. Particularly the part where Gorgonzola cries because of how nice Chowder is and the part where Chowder actually [[spoiler:kisses Panini!]]

* "Chowder's Babysitter" had a rather heartwarming opening given how it ended up. Given that Chowder was so excited to see that it was Gazpatcho as his baby sitter, it was kinda cute seeing him that excited for something that mundane.

* Schnitzel's part in the theme song is a surprise example. After years of hearing him sing "Radda radda radda radda radda radda" and being frustrated, fans learned through the sing-along that it translates to "you share a big piece with everyone". The theme song is basically a sappy tune about sharing.
* "The Bruised Bluenana" is about to end with Panini crying, so Chowder gives her a hug (before running away).
* "Chowder Grows Up." The finale explains [[spoiler:everyone's happy endings. Mung and Truffles get to retire on the beach, Shnitzel and Endive end up together, Gazpacho lives his dream of being a comedian/fruit vendor, Gorgonzola happily rivals Chowder (though said happiness vanishes since Chowder isn't envious of Gorgonzola's accomplishments, which annoys Gorgonzola), and Chowder grows up to take over the Catering Company, where he becomes a mentor to young Scraps and marries Panini, having 50 kids.]] It's a sweet ending about growing up to help others.
* Small but in the episode "Big Ball" when Mung asks Chowder to go on the field and do what he does best, Chowder comedically misses the point and says it’s dancing only for Mung to say “no your second best thing”. Wouldn’t that mean Mung actually agreed that Chowder was good at dancing?

* Small but in the episode Big Ball when Mung asks Chowder to go on the field and do what he does best, Chowder comedically misses the point and says it’s dancing only for Mung to say “no your second best thing”. Wouldn’t that mean Mung actually agreed that Chowder was good at dancing?

* In "The Prank," Endive seems to unintentionally kill Mung with her titular annual prank (Mung was fine; he faked his death as part of a revenge prank, even revealing as much to Endive in person at the end). Distraught but unwilling to face justice, she opts to leave Marzipan on a plane, under the impression that her life is in shambles. Once she boards, she lists off the things she's lost; the way she places emphasis on "My apprentice" says losing Panini was a greater loss to her then her reputation. Considering the kind of person Endive is, that says a lot.

* In the "The Prank," Endive seems to unintentionally kill Mung with her titular annual prank (Mung was fine; he faked his death as part of a revenge prank, even revealing as much to Endive in person at the end). Distraught but unwilling to face justice, she opts to leave Marzipan on a plane, under the impression that her life is in shambles. Once she boards, she she lists off the things she's lost; the way she places emphasis on "My apprentice" says losing Panini was a greater loss to her then her reputation. Considering the kind of person Endive is, that says a lot.

* In the "The Prank," Endive seems to unintentionally kill Mung with her titular annual prank (Mung was fine; he faked his death as part of a revenge prank, even revealing as much to Endive in person at the end). Distraught but unwilling to face justice, she opts to leave Marzipan on a plane, under the impression that her life is in shambles. Once she boards, she she lists off the things she’s lost; the way she places emphasis on "My apprentice" says losing Panini was a greater loss to her then her reputation. Considering the kind of person Endive is, that says a lot.

* In the "The Prank," Endive seems to unintentionally kill Mung with her titular annual prank (Mung was fine; he faked his death as part of a revenge prank, even revealing as much to Endive in person at the end). Distraught but unwilling to face justice, she opts to leave Marzipan on a plane, under the impression her life is in shambles. Once she boards, she she lists off the things she’s lost; the way she places emphasis on "My apprentice" says losing Panini was a greater loss to her then her reputation. Considering the kind of person Endive is, that says a lot.

* In the "The Prank," Endive seems to unintentionally kill Mung with her titular annual prank (Mung was fine; he faked his death as part of a revenge prank, even revealing as much to Endive in person). Distraught but unwilling to face justice, she opts to leave Marzipan on a plane, under the impression her life is in shambles. Once she boards, she she lists off the things she’s lost; the way she places emphasis on "My apprentice" says losing Panini was a greater loss to her then her reputation. Considering the kind of person Endive is, that says a lot.

* In the episode “The Prank” when Endive was trying to leave on a plane under the impression her life was in ruin after a prank backfired and the thinks she’s committed murder[[spoiler: (She didn’t; it was just Mung pranking her back)]] she lists off the things she’s lost and the way she put emphasis on “My apprentice” says losing Panini was a greater loss to her then her reputation, considering Endive that says a lot.

* In the episode “The prank” when endive was trying to leave on a plane under the impression her life was in ruin after a prank backfired and the thinks she’s committed murder[[spoiler: spoiler alert she didn’t it was just Mung pranking her back]] she’s listing off the things she’s lost and the way she put emphasis on “My apprentice”
Says losing Panini was a greater loss to her then her reputation. Considering Endive that says a lot.

* "Chowder Grows Up." The finale explains [[spoiler:everyone's happy endings. Mung and Truffles get to retire on the beach, Shnitzel and Endive end up together, Gazpacho lives his dream of being a comedian/fruit vendor, Gorgonzola happily rivals Chowder (though said happiness vanishes since Chowder isn't envious of Gorgonzola's accomplishments, which annoys Gorgonzola), and Chowder grows up to be a mentor to young Scraps and marries Panini, having 50 kids.]] It's a sweet ending about growing up to help others.

* "Shnitzel Quits": Mung is trying to convince Shnitzel to return to his catering business, promising him things like more days off and big raises, when Chowder offers him a mold-filled cup. The mold-filled cup is actually pudding cup--according to Chowder, the pudding cup was the very first dish that he and Shnitzel ever made together, and that he had saved it because it means a lot to him. Shnitzel's obviously grossed out by the cup, but touched enough by the fact that Chowder had saved it all that time to actually eat the whole thing (he then bloats up and becomes violently ill afterward, but it's the thought that counts, right?).

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* "Chowder Grows Up." The finale explains [[spoiler:everyone's happy endings. Mung and Truffles get to retire on the beach, Shnitzel and Endive end up together, Gazpacho lives his dream of being a comedian/fruit vendor, Gorgonzola happily rivals Chowder, and Chowder grows up to be a mentor to young Scraps and marries Panini, having 50 kids.]] It's a sweet ending about growing up to help others.

* "Shnitzel Quits": Mung is trying to convince Shnitzel to return to his catering business, promising him things like more days off and big raises, when Chowder offers him a mold-filled cup. The mold-filled cup is actually pudding cup--which, according to Chowder, is the first dish he and Shnitzel ever made together. Shnitzel's obviously grossed out by the cup, but touched enough by the fact that Chowder had saved it all that time to actually eat the whole thing (he then bloats up and becomes violently ill afterward, but it's the thought that counts, right?).

* "Chowder Grows Up." The finale explains [[spoiler:everyone's happy endings. Mung and Truffles get to retire on the beach, Shnitzel and Endive end up together, Gazpacho lives his dream of being a comedian/fruit vendor, Gorgonzola happily rivals Chowder, and Chowder grows up to be a mentor to young Scraps and marries Panini, having 50 kids.]] It's a sweet ending about growing up to help others.

* "The Bruised Bluenana" is about to end with Panini crying, so Chowder gives her a hug (before running away).

* Schnitzel's part in the theme song is a surprise example. After years of hearing him sing "Radda radda radda radda radda radda" and being frustrated, fans learned through the sing-along that it translates to "you share a big piece with everyone". The theme song is basically a sappy tune about sharing.

* Schnitzel's part in the theme song is a surprise example. After years of hearing him sing "Radda radda radda radda radda radda" and being frustrated, fans learned through the sing-along that it translates to "you share a big piece with everyone". The theme song is basically a sappy tune about sharing.
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* Schnitzel's part in the theme song is a surprise example. After years of hearing him sing "Radda radda radda radda radda radda" and being frustrated, fans learned through the sing-along that it translates to "you share a big piece with everyone". The theme song is basically a sappy tune about sharing.

* ''{{Chowder}}'', "Shnitzel Quits": Mung is trying to convince Shnitzel to return to his catering business, promising him things like more days off and big raises, when Chowder offers him a mold-filled cup. The mold-filled cup is actually pudding cup--which, according to Chowder, is the first dish he and Shnitzel ever made together. Shnitzel's obviously grossed out by the cup, but touched enough by the fact that Chowder had saved it all that time to actually eat the whole thing (he then bloats up and becomes violently ill afterward, but it's the thought that counts, right?).

* In general, the relationship between Chowder and Mung. Chowder really looks up to and loves the guy very much. And Mung, despite all the grief Chowder gives him, really loves and cares about him, sometimes forgetting that Chowder isn't even his real son.

* "Chowder's Babysitter" had a rather heartwarming opening given how it ended up. Given that Chowder was so excited to see that it was Gazpatcho as his baby sitter, it was kinda cute seeing him that excited for something that mundane.

* The end of "The Toots" had Chowder and Mung [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6AM7YaPKNg each eating a Tootin' Fruit and flying through the clouds.]]

* ''{{Chowder}}'', "Shnitzel Quits": Mung is trying to convince Shnitzel to return to his catering business, promising him things like more days off and big raises, when Chowder offers him a mold-filled cup. This is actually a pudding cup -- the very first thing the group cooked together. Shnitzel happily swallows it, signaling his return. (He then bloats up and becomes violently ill afterward, but it's the thought that counts, right?)

* "Chowder Grows Up." The finale explains [[spoiler:everyone's happy endings. Mung and Truffles get to retire on the beach, Shnitzel and Endive end up together, Gazpacho lives his dream of being a comedian/fruit vendor, Gorgonzola happily rivals Chowder, and Chowder grows up to be a mentor to young Scraps and marries Panini, having 50 kids.]] It's a sweet ending about growing up to help others.

* "Chowder Grows Up." The finale explains [[spoiler:everyone's happy endings. Mung and Truffles get to retire on the beach, Shnitzel and Endive end up together, Gorgonzola happily rivals Chowder, and Chowder grows up to be a mentor to young Scraps and marries Panini, having 50 kids.]] It's a sweet ending about growing up to help others.

* The end of "The Toots" had Chowder and Mung [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6AM7YaPKNg each eating a Tootin' Fruit and flying through the clouds.]]