Makes NO sense it is not fit to be a tv show. . . in my book it aint fit anyways. . .

It s a good show for 2 year olds and up. Its like SPONGEBOB, so kids will like it.

I love this show, and they didn't cancel it because it was bad. It was because they needed room for more cartoons. A rabbit thing called Panini is a girl who has a crush on Chowder and chases him around trying to kiss him and stuff, but it's still a funny show. I like how they name all of the characters after food, and name their recipes after real dishes. P.S: Cartoon Network, what happened? Mostly all of your shows stink now, except for Regular Show, Adventure Time, and sometimes Robotomy. I like the old stuff better :( .

Well, let's face it. The show has no possitive messages or good role models. But it's funny! Kids ages 8 and up can watch it. In one episode an ugly character kisses another many times. It looks so gross. There is also a girl character who is in love with the main character. Lots of slapstick violence and cartoon peril.

they do gross stuff alot.

This show is a very mild, quriky show. Kids over the age of 8 will enjoy this show and never miss an episode. Though the show is pretty much over, the will play re-runs of past episodes. If I am wrong, look on Kids on Demand (If you have Time Warner Cable). Oh! Right. Mostly the content is very mild and funny. One mild thing is that Panini (A young girl.) has a major crush on Chowder. This really doesn't matter for some parents, but, it may have a tiny effect on children. One of the things that really bugged me was in one episode, Panini says she is going to lots of babies with chower. Parents may find this mild, but some overprotective parents may not like that. In another episode, Chowder gets into an eating frenzy. The role models are not good, but they are not terrible.

Instantaneous. This show has wonderful animation, character design...Everything is brilliant. C. H. Greenblatt is a genius. This show, not only give believable characters and fairytale-esque environments, but it also has the underlying message of letting kids know that they should never give up on their dreams. Easily one of my favorites. Radda, radda. ?

I kind of hated It when I was 7 But I am 9 and it gave me an Idea to make my own company! Curse you chowder!

This show seeks to entertain and it fulfills that purpose.