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Hey, Hey It's Knishmas!

Episode No.	24
preceded by	The Flying Flinger Lingons
Followed by	Chowder's Catering Company
Episode Type	22 minute Christmas Special

Information Edit

Hey Hey Its Knishmas! is a Chowder Christmas special.

PlotEdit

Chowder is worried that he might not get the gift he has his heart set on getting: an Electric Broccoli Trimmer with Detachable Non-Electric Cauliflower Trimmer for Knishmas, meanwhile Mung buys a schmingerbread house from

Endive, due to the fact he is unable to make one. Chowder sees Mung buy the schmingerbread house .As a result,he is worried and wants to trick Mung into thinking his schmingerbread house was better. Chowder, Panini,and Gorgonzola dress up as Knish Krinkle. However,the real Knish Krinkle comes and Chowder has to race to the schmingerbread house first in order to make Mung Daal happy. All the noise wakes Truffles up,and she orders Mung to see what's going on. Mung is shocked at what he sees and asks Chowder why he ate the house.

Chowder's ends up giving Gorgonzola a sweater [aww] making him cry, saying "That's the nicest thing anyone's ever done for me".

Chowder's present to Panini is a kiss to which her head blows away and fireworks appeared.

What Chowder found out is the contast thing they say every year; Knishmas wasn't about the getting, it was about the giving.

Characters Edit

TriviaEdit

Gazpacho is seen wearing a Santa Claus suit and ice skating.
Chowder is wearing a new winter snowsuit in this special.
There is a new character named "Knish Kringle" which resembles Santa Claus.
Baby Cop appears with an extremely little appearance.
This is the seventh time Panini has revealed her dark side, as she brutally beats Gorgonzola.
This is first time Chowder has purposely kissed Panini on the cheek.
In this episode, you find out that Mung has a tail.
C.H. Greenblatt appears in this episode as a bald baby.
In one viewing of this episode, part of the theme song was cut off and it didn't show the episode's title.
First episode title not to feature a book. Second one being Gazpacho!
When Chowder says "Won't you shine your light tonight", it is similar to a lyric in the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer song, "Won't you guide my sleigh tonight".