Sarah sends Ed to the Candy Store with some money for fudge, but Ed spends the money on jawbreakers instead. Ed gets too into character and terrorizes the cul-de-sac as an alien.
Dawn of the Eds: When the Eds find themselves in a junkyard they believe they are on another planet. Virt-Ed-Go: The Eds build a club house but will only let paying members join.
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Title: Ed, Edd n Eddy (1999–2008)
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| Matt Hill | ... | Ed 79 episodes, 1999-2008 | |
| Sam Vincent | ... | Edd 79 episodes, 1999-2008 | |
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Tony Sampson | ... | Eddy 79 episodes, 1999-2008 |
| Erin Fitzgerald | ... | May Kanker / ... 77 episodes, 1999-2008 | |
| Tommy Karlsen | ... | Eddy / ... 73 episodes, 1999-2008 | |
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Kathleen Barr | ... | Kevin / ... 68 episodes, 1999-2008 |
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Keenan Christensen | ... | Jimmy / ... 67 episodes, 1999-2008 |
| Janyse Jaud | ... | Sarah / ... 48 episodes, 1999-2008 | |
| David Avalon | ... | Jonny 2x4 / ... 46 episodes, 1999-2008 | |
| Peter Kelamis | ... | Rolf 46 episodes, 1999-2008 | |
The show revolves around life on a cul-de-sac, focusing on three friends who have nearly identical names: Ed, Edd, and Eddy. Ed is the strongest of the three and the least intelligent, Edd is the smartest and the most socially accepted among others in the cul-de-sac, and Eddy is the de-facto leader of the group and is the meanest of the group. Throughout the show, the trio create numerous scams in order to make money to earn jawbreakers. They also have to deal with numerous misadventures, such as being ostracized from other kids in the cul-de-sac, as well as avoiding the Kanker sisters, who live in a nearby trailer and whom the Eds and the cul-de-sac as a whole despise. Written by Sam
Ed Edd n Eddy is one of Cartoon Network's most popular cartoons, despite all of the critics out there who may not think too highly of it. I find a very entertaining cartoon that, like many other cartoons, illustrates what it's like not being "cool" or "popular." Ed is always happy, and tries to help (although he makes mistakes a lot.) Edd is very smart and is also aware of the consequences of their actions ahead of time (unlike Ed and Eddy.) Eddy is the one who tries to do what's popular, yet it always backfires on him. As if that wasn't enough, there are many other colorful characters as well. There's Sara, the annoying sister of Ed, Jimmy, the crybaby kid who's always afraid, Johnny, the loner who's best friend is a piece of wood, Kevin, who's motto is probably "it's my way or the highway," Rolf, the foreign boy who finds many of the Ed's actions unusual, Nazz, the pretty one who's Kevin's girlfriend, and the Kankar Sisters, the annoying girls who are in love with the Eds. It's a very funny show, because of the colorful characters, inspired settings and problems, and because of the things in the show that make absolutely no sense. For example, when Ed is spinning around a telephone post, it makes a busy signal sound. Another example is how it makes the noise of a car driving by when Ed is slipping through some lard (I think it was lard, I haven't seen that episode until a while.) Overall, I recommend everyone give this show a try. You may not like it right away, just give it some time.