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Gazpacho moves in & annoys everyone...so they clone him... / Chowder wants to save Kimchi from an arranged marriage
After Gazpacho has a falling out with his mother, he moves in to the Catering Company. It isn't long before he overstays his welcome. Then, Chowder visits Ki...
Apr 30, 2017 · Chowder visits Kimchi's home in the swamp.Subscribe for more Cartoon Network fun!
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Sep 3, 2009 · My Big Fat Stinky Wedding: Directed by Kris Sherwood, Eddy Houchins. With Nicky Jones, Dwight Schultz, Tara Strong, John DiMaggio. Gazpacho moves in & annoys everyone...so they clone him...
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- Kris Sherwood, Eddy Houchins
- 2009-09-03
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My Big Fat Stinky Wedding is the 19th episode of season 2. It first aired on September 3, 2009.
The episode starts with Chowder wearing Truffles's clothing and Kimchi wearing Mung's moustache and glasses. Mung and Truffles stumble into Chowder's room, blindsighted, where Chowder is scolded. Soon after, Chowder receives a large letter from the postal beast. It reads that Kimchi is the groom in an arranged marriage, much to Kimchi's dismay. The...
•This is the first time:
•Mung is shown without his glasses.
•Kimchi's family is shown.
•Chowder is shown younger in a flashback.
•This episode's name is based off the movie, My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
•This is Kimchi's first major role since Stinky Love.
Sep 9, 2009 · Gazpacho Moves In / My Big Fat Stinky Wedding. Available on Prime Video, iTunes, Hulu, Max. S2 E18: Gazpacho moves in after an argument with his mother; Chowder visits Kimchi's home in the swamp for Kimchi's arranged marriage. Comedy Sep 9, 2009 20 min.
"Gazpacho Moves In" is the 18th episode of season 2 and the 33rd overall of Chowder. It first aired on August 27, 2009[1]. In this episode, Gazpacho moves in to the Catering Company after an argument with his mother. Gazpacho Moves In is an episode where Gazpacho has an argument with his mother about if you should brush your teeth from back to front, or front to back, so he leaves. Chowder ...
