Panini For President: Chowder finds himself used as a political pawn between Panini and Gorgonzola. Chowder's Babysitter: Gazpacho baby-sits Chowder and the worst thing imaginable happens.

After ingesting hot peppers, Chowder can't stop breathing fire; Chowder is obsessed with joining some circus performers.

Chowder and the gang must appease a family of obnoxious trees; Chowder resorts to drastic measures to save all his precious junk .

Gazpacho must choose between being right and having friends; Chowder finds that he is unusually useful when his hand becomes inflated.

Feeling underappreciated, Shnitzel decides to quit, but Mung and Chowder try to convince him to come back.

Mung sends Chowder to buy a replacement part for a broken machine; in order to make a dish, Mung must confront the ghosts of his past.

Chowder and Gorgonzola are unwillingly paired up at the annual Apprentice Games competition.

Chowder goes on a wild chase to retrieve his hat; Mung attempts to curb Chowder's constant scatterbrained behavior.

Chowder and Shnitzel have to deliver an order to a giant; the gang has to figure out how to make Reuben leave the catering company.

Panini uses an injured bluenana as an excuse to stay close to Chowder; when his body goes marshmallow-soft, Shnitzel must train to regain his strength.

Mung, Shnitzel and Chowder are stuck in a restroom while they are on vacation; Chowder tries to stay up without eating so he can reset his body clock, which causes him to become a sleep-eater.

Mung and Chowder work for Ms. Endive to get a rare fruit; Chowder encounters someone who can eat more than he does.

Chowder accidentally puts Mung into a deep sleep; Chowder believes he has discovered a secret, magic spice.

Mung forces Chowder to play sports with the others; Mung gets the cold shoulder when he forgets his wedding anniversary.

A sour berry sends Chowder on a journey into his own mouth; Truffles' short temper causes Mung's fruit creatures to stop producing juice.

Chowder helps Gazpacho prepare for his comedy debut; Mung and Ms. Endive unveil the same dish at Marzipan City's biggest food fair.

Chowder unknowingly fills a dish with poison; Shnitzel is forced to take Chowder to the bank.

Chowder's gut instinct leads him and Mung on an adventure; an outlaw turns the catering company into his hideout.

Chowder does not share his gum with Truffles; Chowder befriends a lonely monster in the forest.

Mung is forced to spend the day in Chef Certifrycation School; the gang has to pull an all-nighter to prepare Sing Beans.

Messing with the Truffles' game night means certain doom; Kimchi whisks away a smelly dish for a romantic setting.

A young boy who grew up inside a talking whale sets sail for magical Candied Island, accompanied by Capt. K'nuckles, a crusty old pirate.

Uncle Grandpa is a magical uncle and grandpa to everyone, and he travels around the world in an RV on a mission to help people in any way they may need it. The mustachioed good Samaritan wears a fanny pack, named Belly Bag, that serves as his right-hand man as he finds solutions to everyday situations -- even if no issue existed to begin with. Also helping Uncle Grandpa on his adventures are dinosaur Mr. Gus, talking pizza slice Pizza Steve, and Giant Realistic Flying Tiger, their primary mode of transportation. Eternally optimistic Uncle Grandpa always greets the day, and everyone he meets, with a signature "Good mornin'!"

No, this animated series is not about anthropomorphic chewing gum, it's about a young cat named Gumball Watterson. Gumball has a penchant for getting into trouble, often resulting from schemes he comes up with, but he never seems to learn his lesson. Gumball's best friend is a fish named Darwin, who used to be the family pet until he grew legs and became part of the family. Gumball resents his younger sister, Anais, because she is the smartest member of the family. Gumball's mother is the breadwinner in the family, working long hours at the rainbow factory, and his father stays at home watching TV and playing video games.

Like any boys trying to survive their adolescence, Ed, Edd and Eddy are as clueless about girls as everything else. Eddy may not be the brains of the trio, but he's the "idea guy," always scheming and dragging his buddies along. Ed, Edd and Eddy go on summertime adventures involving part-time jobs, treehouses and of course, girls.

Billy and Mandy are a mismatched pair of youngsters who befriend the Grim Reaper after winning a limbo contest against him. Since the Grim Reaper lost, he has to be their friend, and the three go on adventures together. Between school, family and visitors from the spirit world, Billy and Mandy sometimes need help to clean up the messes they get themselves into, and that's where Hos Delgado comes in. Hos and the Grim Reaper are not friends, and with Mandy's bossy nature and Billy's curious attitude funny escapades ensue.

Mordecai, a blue jay, and Rigby, a raccoon, are groundskeepers at a park, but these best friends are lazy and don't let their jobs interfere with their ability to have fun. While Mordecai tries to be responsible and do a good job, he's frequently led astray by his immature pal, who is totally without fear or shame. The friends often end up having to pay for their irresponsible actions as they usually get into more trouble than they anticipated. Their slacking off at work causes much chagrin for their hot-tempered gumball machine boss, Benson.