The Wrong Address
- Studio
- Cartoon Network
- Animation studio
- Hong Ying Animation Entertainment
- Distributor
- Cartoon Network
Synopsis
Chowder and Mung Daal have to deliver the Rump Roast to a different part of Marzipan City. Unfortunately Chowder ate the map so they have to rely on Chowder's gut instinct to find the right address. After a run-in with a woman selling pepper spray, a street gang, and a rabid rat they eventually find the right person (which turned out to be the rat that was chasing them). The duo return home only to find their kitchen destroyed and Truffles getting arrested by the police. When asked what his gut instinct is saying, Chowder remarks that "Shnitzel has a lot of cleaning up to do" and leaves the scene to have some cake.
Characters
Chowder, Truffles, Mung Daal, Schnitzel, Can, Apartment Guy, Pig Lady, Kiwi, Rump Roast, Local Guy, Punks, Rat
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Eddy Houchins
Producing
- Producer
- Louis J. Cuck
- Executive Producer
- C. H. Greenblatt
Writing
- Writer
- C.H. Greenblatt, Alex Almaguer
Voices
- Voice
- Nicky Jones (Chowder), Tara Strong (Truffles), Dwight Schultz (Mung Daal), John Di Maggio (Schnitzel, Can, Apartment Guy, Pig Lady), C. H. Greenblatt (Kiwi, Rump Roast, Local Guy), Dave Wittenberg (Punk #1, Rat)
Editing
- Editor
- Illya Owens
- Assistant Editor
- Myra Owyang
Crew
- Created by
- C. H. Greenblatt
- Art Direction
- Dan Krall
- Timing Directors
- Shaun Cashman, Sue Perrotto, Kris Sherwood
- Production Coordinators
- Megan Brain, Pietro "Pappy" Piumetti
- Production Assistant
- Leilah Behrmann
- Character Designers
- Serapio Calm, Phil Rynda
- Prop Designers
- Mark Bachand, Tara N. Whitaker
- Model Clean-up
- Frank Homiski, Laura A. Dalesandro
- Storyboards
- Alex Almaguer
- Storyboard Revisionist
- Peter Browngardt
- Background Designers
- Bill Flores, Rebecca Ramos
- Color Stylist
- Brian Smith, Roger Webb
- Background Painters
- Joe Binggeli, Anna Chambers
- Casting & Recording Director
- Collette Sunderman
- Recording Studio Manager
- Karie Gima Pham
- Recording Engineer
- Robert Serda
- Main Title Theme & Music
- Dan Boer, Zac Pike
- Lyrics for Main Title
- C. H. Greenblatt
- Main Title Theme Chorus Sung by
- The Apch U.V.E. Ensemble
- Animation Checking
- Sandy Benenati
- Overseas Production Studio
- Nanjing, China
- Track Reading
- Slightly-Off Track
- Stop Motion & Puppet Sequences
- Screen Novelties
- Picture Editor/On-Line Editor
- Illya Owens
- Dialogue Editor
- Jim Hearn
- Digital Effects
- Chris Staples
- Animatic Editor
- Suzie Vlcek
- Animatic Scanner
- Erick Aragon
- Director Production Technology
- Antonio Gonella
- Sound Supervision
- Timothy J. Borquez M.P.S.E, Tom Syslo
- Re-Recording Mixers
- Eric Freeman, Timothy J. Borquez C.A.S
- Sound Effects Editors
- Eric Freeman, Daisuke Sawa, Doug Andham, Brian Mars
- Post Production Supervisor
- Tony Tedford
- Post Production Coordinator
- Alicia Parkinson
- Production Accountant
- Shalonda Ware
- Machine Room Operator
- Chris Hoetger
- Executive Producer, Cartoon Network Studios
- Brian A. Miller
- Supervising Producer, Cartoon Network Studios
- Jennifer Pelphrey
- Executive in Charge of Production for Cartoon Network
- Jay Bastian
Companies and other credits
- Overseas Production Studio: Hong Ying Animation Entertainment
- Stop Motion & Puppet Sequences: LLC
- Sound Facilities Provided by: Sabre Media Studios
- © 2007 The Cartoon Network
- A Time-Warner Company
- All Rights Reserved
Production notes
What went on in the kitchen in this episode is revealed in "The Wrong Customer."
Each 30-minute episode consists of two cartoons.
The comedy series "Chowder" chronicles the magical misadventures of a young chef's apprenticeship in the fantastical city of Marzipan, where each day is filled with amazing and surreal situations and avoiding one disaster after another.
Each 30-minute episode consists of two cartoons.
The comedy series "Chowder" chronicles the magical misadventures of a young chef's apprenticeship in the fantastical city of Marzipan, where each day is filled with amazing and surreal situations and avoiding one disaster after another.
Awards
Nominee, Annie Award, Best Animated Television Production for Children, 2008
