Chowder (2007)

Infrequent, very mild innuendo. Truffles at one point teases her husband, Mung about "getting cooking", and when they walk off in the opposite direction, Chowder says "Where are you guys going? The kitchen's over here!"

Very, very hidden strong sex reference in one episode.

Endive has a crush on Shnitzel

Panini has a crush on Chowder. She often explains about how much she wants to marry him and have a lot of kids with him.

There are a few innuendos scattered here and there which may go over kids heads

In one episode, Schnitzel tells a joke which causes Mung to call him a "naughty boy", when Chowder begins to ask questions about the joke, Mung tells him that they will talk about it when he's older

Butts are seen a lot of times (suggestive)

Some belly jokes here and there.

Chowder lifts his clothes up and starts twerking and his bare butt cheeks are shown and bouncing with the words: Sweet on them. Mild since there's bare butt nudity shown quite a bit.)

Overall: 6/10 in this category, there's a lot of strong innuendos hidden that would normally fly over children's heads but sometimes they could catch on. There's also bare butt nudity, they're all moderate - mild. For more older pre teens like 10 - 12.

Chowder's bare butt is shown like a billion times.

Mild slapstick violence.

Overall: 4/10 there's comical slapstick violence at best. I a lot of destruction in some episodes but always ALWAYS comical.

Swearing is sometimes implied. One character only speaks through saying 'radda', which the audience cannot understand but the other characters can. At one point, he is scolded for harsh language.

Butt is said many times.

There's no cussing or anything said but some rude language.

Just kiddie "bad words" but nothing vulgar since it's a kid's show.

Overall: 3/10 There is no actual bad profanity but this one character who always says: "Radda Radda" sometimes gets scolded for his language and could be cursing. But at the same time it wouldn't be fair to say that he is when he could just be saying something rude but with no profanity.

Overall: 0/10 there are none of these at all besides some dishes making people seem high when they really aren't.

The episode "The Trouble with Truffles" focuses on how loud Truffles voice is. After Truffles discovers why her voice is really loud, she bursts into tears & cries even louder while flying down the road. This episode may be frightening for young audiences.

Overall: 7/10 the show can be a little sad sometimes or can be a bit of a tearjerker. Should be moderate.

Mild/Moderate in a lot of episodes.

None/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

Stomach growling with visible pangs may be offensive to some viewers.

In one episode, Mung gets real upset with chowder because he messed up his dish, as a punishment, he tells to go to his room/bed without dinner. He is then seen real sad and flies away from with a cloud.