Ed, Edd n Eddy
★ 7.9 · 1999 · 11m · Animation · Comedy · Kids
Three adolescent boys, Ed, Edd "Double D", and Eddy, collectively known as "the Eds", constantly invent schemes to make money from their peers to purchase their favorite confectionery, jawbreakers. Their plans usually fail though, leaving them in various predicaments.
Episodes
1. The Ed-Touchables11m · Edd is miffed because someone has been in his room, "touching things". So Eddy devises a plan to catch the mysterious "toucher" and make them all rich.
2. Nagged to Ed11m · The Kanker Sisters find the Eds bug collecting and take them back to their mobile home. At first the Eds like it, but after a while things start to get rough.
3. Pop Goes the Ed11m · The Eds find out that Nazz is having a sprinkler party. They try to show off in front of the kids and end up ripping off their skin-tight bathing suits.
4. Over Your Ed11m · Eddy decides that he and Edd are going to teach Ed some social graces and turn him into a "swingin' dude".
5. Sir Ed-a-Lot11m · Ed has to babysit his demanding and whiney sister Sarah. Edd and Eddy show up and reluctantly join "her majesty's" tea party.
6. A Pinch to Grow an Ed11m · Eddy is unhappy because he thinks he's short. Edd makes him a pair of hydraulic, platform shoes.
7. Dawn of the Eds11m · On their way to see a new sci-fi movie, the Eds' imaginations run amok. They crash land in the junkyard and think they're on another planet.
8. Virt-Ed-Go11m · The Eds attempt to construct a club house in a neighborhood tree to solicit memberships from their friends, but not before the Kanker Sisters take it over.
9. Read All About Ed11m · Edd takes on a paper route to save up for an electron microscope. Eddy is immediately lured by the prospect of big money.
10. Quick Shot Ed11m · The Eds come across an old camera. They then decide to take pictures of all the cul-de-sac kids, put them in a calendar, and sell it back to them.
11. An Ed Too Many11m · When Sarah falls in love with Edd, the rest of the gang tries to sabotage their relationship.
12. Ed-n-Seek11m · The cul-de-sac kids are playing hide and go seek, and the Eds participate in the game.
13. Look Into My Eds11m · Edd receives a hypnotizing pinwheel in the mail. Eddy then hypnotizes the kids.
14. Tag Yer Ed11m · Edd needs to gain respect by winning a wrestling match.
15. Fool on the Ed11m · The Eds decide to play practical jokes on the neighborhood children.
16. A Boy and His Ed11m · The Eds try to befriend Kevin in order to gain access to his jawbreaker stash.
17. It's Way Ed11m · After missing a fad, Eddy decides to start a new one.
18. Laugh Ed Laugh11m · The cul-de-sac children come down with chicken pox, leaving the Eds with nothing to do for the day.
19. A Glass of Warm Ed11m · Ed starts raiding neighbors' food while sleepwalking.
20. Flea-Bitten Ed11m · The Eds open up a beauty salon for pets, convincing Rolf to let them clean his animals. Meanwhile, Ed learns he is allergic to rabbits.
21. Who, What, Where, Ed11m · The Eds want to hatch their own chicken egg, which can only be obtained by trading with Rolf.
22. Keeping Up With the Eds11m · Edd's parents tell him to mow the lawn. Eddy then gets an idea for a potential scam and causes trouble.
23. Eds-Aggerate11m · After a scam goes horribly wrong and damages Kevin's house, Eddy makes up a quick lie, telling Kevin the "Mucky Boys" did it. Kevin is convinced, and soon the whole cul-de-sac is searching for the Mucky Boys.
24. Oath to an Ed11m · The Eds get new clothes, which are still stiff from the store. Ed and Eddy try to break them in but end up ruining them. The Eds hear about the "Urban Rangers" and decide to join in order to receive their awesome uniforms.
25. Button Yer Ed11m · Ed and Edd cannot understand Eddy when he loses his voice. When Edd devises a method of communication, there ends up being a lot of mistranslation.
26. Avast Ye Eds11m · The Eds launch a cruise line on the local creek, getting Jonny 2x4 and Jimmy as customers. All goes well until the Kanker Sisters show up.More Like This
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