This was especially silly once the Eds and their friends were shown going to school in the final season even though it was supposed to be swarming with teachers and other students, we never see anyone apart from the characters (unless in exceptional conditions, where they are still Faceless Masses). No characters outside the core twelve appear, though they are frequently mentioned. Because of this, the Eds frequently run afoul of the other kids in the neighborhood. In most episodes, the title trio tend to twist and trounce the truth in order to scam the other kids of the cul-de-sac into giving up their hard-earned allowances in the name of purchasing comically oversized jawbreakers (the holy grail of candies, of course). The group is rounded out by Eddy, a smug con artist who manipulates his enemies (and friends, in many cases). Edd aka "Double D" is a nerdy Neat Freak who collects insects, labels everything in his room, and communicates with his ever-busy parents via sticky notes. A total of 65 regular episodes, 4 specials, and a television film.Įd is a lovable lug who possesses superhuman strength, subhuman intellect, and an odd obsession with chickens he also enjoys drinking gravy and the odd spot of buttered toast, with a strict diet of b-movies sandwiched in.
It lasted from January, 1999 to November, 2009. The show was created by Canadian Danny Antonucci (creator of MTV's short-lived series The Brothers Grunt) during The Renaissance Age of Animation. Three friends, one name, and barely a clue amongst them: that's the concept behind Cartoon Network's Ed, Edd n Eddy, a show about the misadventures of some not-so-ordinary kids in an ordinary suburban cul-de-sac.
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