As a preface to this article, future articles will contain more science based themes, but a recent conversation and episode marathon of Chowder lead me to the review and recommendation of this hidden gem.

There are many shows available today anywhere from murder mysteries such as Dexter to comedies like Everybody Loves Raymond. Arguably, however, the television show Chowder which aired on Cartoon Network from November 2nd, 2007 to August 7th, 2010. It incorporated an eye catching art style with a hilarious storyline involving fourth wall breaks and humor that can be enjoyed among all ages. The show always had funny plots that involves humor everyone enjoys as a child. Stupid yet appropriate humor that made you laugh but not at the expense of using expletives or foul language. The kitchen run by Mung Daal is known as Mung Daal’s catering company, and it is run by the head chef, Mung Daal of course, and his wife, Kimchi. He has his main employee, Schnitzel, and his apprentice, Chowder. They are always facing off against their local rivals, Endive and Panini. The most notable aspect of the show, as mentioned before, is the amount of self awareness that the show uses. In some episodes, scenes are changed by the characters themselves or what they do affects the scene, like tearing part of it off. If someone is ever looking for a show to watch with family or friends while waiting for more episodes of Mindhunters, Stranger Things, or Sherlock Holmes to be released, Chowder never fails to be a crowd pleaser.