Ed Edd N Eddy Kevin Funny
Funnier than I ever anticipated
I once hated this show but I decided to give it a chance. I love it because of how much deep thought Danny Antonucci and his cohorts had to put into this. This is a satirical commentary on the lives of kids who are between the ages of 10 and 13. At least one area in every big city has to have kids like this. Every kid in America has at one point has tried to scam money out of someone. Every kid in America has at one point been a bully to the weak or been bullied themselves by the weak. Every kid in America has shown hypocritical to their personality.
The show's basic premise has the three main characters (Ed, Edd, and Eddy) interacting with nine major supporting characters but it doesn't stop there. One of the most revealing aspects of "Ed, Edd, and Eddy" is the interactions between the supporting cast themselves. I remember one episode where the Kanker sisters kidnapped Kevin and tied him to a large wheel. The girls seemed to like Kevin as well as the Ed Boys. Ed released Kevin but the latter decided to be a complete dick and not say give out gratitude to his rescuer. Another episode showed Jonny 2x4 getting pushed down a hill in a tire by Sarah and Kevin. This to me shows that early adolesence is a trying time for all those who are going through it.
Another major aspect of "Ed, Edd, and Eddy" I like are the distinct characters. Every character on that show is well-written so they can have depth and personality. The situations they all get involved may be seriously far-fetched but I think it brings out the best parts of each personality. Each character that was created to portray some sort of typical adolescent personality (eg Eddy is the brainy wimp and Ed is the stupid brawn). Each character has its' own flaws and they are displayed perfectly in each episode they appear.
Possibly the best aspect of "Ed, Edd, and Eddy" in the gritty-like pencil and watercolor animation. It gives you the point of view of actual art that an early adolescent that might create in relation to his life and friends. At that age, artistry of that caliber is well-done and genius. The animation gives you the feel that you are actually in the mind of an early adolescent as they create such a visual landscape.
Overall, I think this a very original premise. It is a satirical look at the lives of twelve distinct characters who are in the stage of early adolescence. Each character's personality and depth are well-written and perfectly thought out. The animation is exceptional because it portrays the idea of superior early adolescent pencil and watercolor artistry. This shows ranks high on my list with "Beavis and Butthead", "Courage the Cowardly Dog", and "The Simpsons" for best animated shows of all time.
Grade: A++, the best show on Cartoon Network
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This show rules man!
Question: Why does everyone hate this show? Answer: I don't know. This has got to be one of the greatest shows known to man. The animation is far more unique than any other style of animation I've ever seen. And you've just got to love these characters!
Ed-An idiotic but lovable lummox who's absolutely crazy for those ridiculous B-movies, buttered toast, and stuff we rarely give a hunch for. His head is so empty you could fit Veterans Stadium in there but yet he's what makes this show so funny!
Edd-Also known as Double D, this genius knows just about everything as we all know. As a favorite of mine, I enjoy his liking for being clean, labeling everything, and being kind of course. Loved the way he played that Pedal Steel Guitar!
Eddy-The master scammer, as we know him, is always trying to scam the cul-d-sac kids.(or pigeons as he refers to them) He may not be the most popular of this fab trio but he's funny and hey, I like him!
So go watch it already! This is WAY better than the Powerpuff Girls anyhow! Thanks Danny Antonuci! You rule!
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Easy to like
Even if it did lose its way later on, this show is hilarious and very endearing.
The visual style is quite unique, it isn't the most beautiful-looking of all cartoons but the characters move well and the backgrounds are nice to look at.
The music is pretty irresistible, the theme tune especially will have you whistling for a while afterwards.
The stories are admittedly daft and off-the-wall but they are fun as well, and the dialogue verges on the hysterical side of things.
The characters are likable. Ed is an idiotic goof ball but we love him for it, and I love Edd for the fact he is smart and intelligent and Eddy because while he is small his mouth more than makes up for it.
Sarah is every brother's worst nightmare, bratty, selfish and ungrateful, while Jimmy has his annoying moments but he is cute. Johnny and his plank are nice additions and the Kanker sisters while flirtatious are positively revolting.
Overall, despite meandering over recent years, it is a hilarious show that is easy to like. 8/10 Bethany Cox
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hilarious spoof of adolescence but also cheap jokes in between
Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy has made me laugh time and time again. There is also something appealing about the universe which the characters inhabit with no adult supervision, at least not visible to the audience. If I was a parent to these kids I would send them to a nut house (that goes for all the characters.
Here's a rough sketch of each: 1) Ed, the dimwit who is totally controlled by his impulses. 2) Edd (Double D): The geek who would like to be a saint but can't help but be influenced by Ed and Eddy because it might give him some laughs and the ultimate prize - the jawbreaker. 3) Eddy: Totally controlled by his greed and ego but also has inferiority complexes regarding his height and communicating with girls (Nazz). 4) Kevin: The jock who thinks everybody are more lame than himself including his best friend Rolf. He hates Eddy the most but still he can't live without him because where would he go to boost his own ego. He also has a major crush on Nazz. 5) Sarah: Has a nasty temper but also a childish need to be the center of attention not unlike Eddy. 6) Jimmy: A girl in boy drag who also schemes to get revenge on Eddy who has scammed him time and time again. 7) Jonny 2*4: Friendly on the outside but when someone tries to take advantage of his pal Plank (with who he has some kind of ESP like connection) he turns into a homicidal maniac. 8) Rolf: A burly guy from an undisclosed foreign country who is also friendly on the outside but when he gets mad - watch out because he has superhuman strength. 9) Nazz: The airhead pretty girl but also the one who tolerate the Eds and even joins Eddy in his scams a few times. 10) And last but not least the Kanker sisters: Totally insane girls who behave like hicks who visit the big city and are hungry for love but haven't a clue on how to attract the opposite sex.
The first two seasons were moderately entertaining but the characters weren't really fleshed out yet. Nazz, for example hardly seemed to exist at all. Later, they started to develop. In later seasons which are my favorites Eddy becomes more shrill and Double D more whining. Ed actually had more to do in the first two seasons because his obsession with old horror movies was more a basis for his character. Gradually, he just becomes an oath although a lovable oath. The Ed universe becomes more of a staple where the locations gets wider - we actually see the candy store and the nearby lake in later episodes. Still no adults if you don't count Ed's nightmare where his mother turns out to be Jonny.
I also love the way the creators tampers with cartoon conventions. In one such instance Eddy actually says to Double D: We don't wanna hurt those badly drawn fingers and Ed references earlier episodes in the time capsule episode. So all I really have to say what a magnificent thought out premise. I hear that new shows are in development where we finally see the Eds in school. That I'm looking forward to because I think Eddy would collapse in that situation.
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What's not to like?
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.
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Don't they remind you of someone?
My favorite part of Ed, Edd, and Eddy is that no matter how old you are or where you grew up, the characters of this hilarious show remind us all of those we grew up with. Look at it this way:
ED- the dim-witted, but good-natured kid who was always lacking in the brains department
EDD- that brainy kid who always got straight A's and was a complete nerd
EDDY- a greedy short kid who takes everything way too personal and knows that he's destined to be rich and famous someday
KEVIN- the basic "jock" stereotype who picked on the non-athletic kids
JIMMY- a weakling who felt terrified to play with older kids and everyone thought was a bit on the "feminine side"
SARAH- the super-evil bully who scared off practically everyone she met
ROLF- the foreign kid who puzzled everyone with their strange and bizarre customs
NAZZ- that pretty girl who always got boys' attentions and all the other girls wanted to be like
JOHNNY- the unusually strange kid who no one could ever really understand
THE KANKER SISTERS- those girls who thought the best way to get someone's attention was to be as ruthless as possible
No matter where you grew up, we can all identify with kids like this. Perhaps not as extreme as these characters, but it's hilarious to think of the kids we went to school with and now see them on TV.
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A perfect cartoon
This is definitely one of the greatest cartoons of all time it perfectly captures the fun of childhood in its own way Every Eddisode is great check it out
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Nostalgic much?
Literally most of my childhood right here. Recently watched this from start to finish again and I remember why I used to love it so much. Its funny and goofy all at the same time! It's kinda sad how quick the years go by but I can feel like a kid again when watching this silly but impeccable show. I love it to bits and always will! Double D will always be my love lol.
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Way better then those new CN shows
I have a bunch of nostalgia about this show. Like this is the best Cartoon Network show of all time. I hate Teen Titain Go like that show is a major letdown compared to the original one. This a great show like I'd love to watch this a lot as a kid like I'm a big fan of it and it's still my favorite show to date. Screw TTG this stand the best.
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WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!
"Ed, Edd n Eddy" is the greatest show of all time. I pretend it is a sitcom like "Father Knows Best"(1954-1963). I watched the very first episode on January 4th, 1999(actually, I fell asleep and I watched an encore of the "pilot" on January 8th, 1999. Last year, I read that the creator of the show(Danny Antounucci) announced that they were no longer producing anymore episodes, I felt terrible, I give "The Ed, Edd n Eddy" show **** out of ****.
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Best show of all time!!!!
This is no doubt my favorite show ever. Ever since I was a child, I always loved a good episode of this show. I watched this all day on some days. I'm always in the mood to watch this show, and it can always put me in a good mood, and make me happy no matter what.
Three friends with similar names spend all day in their suburban cul-de- sac scamming kids for money to buy jawbreakers. But other than that, they always get mixed up in crazy "ed ventures". All the characters of the show are well known for their personalities, and each character is important in specific episodes, where they concentrate on issues with one of the neighbor kids. The countdown of characters is long, but they all have a big part of this show.
Ed - The main, and best character of the show, Ed is low educated, goofy, and always willing to go with any scam of Eddies. He's into comic books, horror films, and all kinds of teenage mind likes. He's also considered sickening in the show, with the grossest room in the history of mankind, not to mention he barley showers, and when he does, its in gravy. His favorite foods include butter toast, as well as gravy.
Edd a.k.a. Double Dee - The brains of the Eds, as well as the most organized, as he is a huge health freak who likes to study, read, conduct experiments, and all kinds of brainy things. Don't get me wrong, he's still hilarious and funny, and has his moments of surprises. Is without a doubt the second best character.
Eddy - The leader of the Eds, at least thats what he considers himself. Eddy likes to think that he comes up with all of the scams. He treats everybody like he knows everything, when in fact he barley knows anything. Likes to brag about his brother, as well as his knowledge for things, which is what gets the eds into trouble most of the time. Not too funny, but still likable.
Sarah - Ed's little annoying sister that is easily angered and easily annoyed. Although little, has the strength of a thousand men, and uses it whenever necessary. Shes nice and cute on the outside, but inside, she is one sick person. She just loves to spoil the Ed's fun. She is one of the worst characters of the show.
Jimmy - Jimmy, although a boy, likes to play with dolls, spend time with girls, and just loves girl stuff. Sometimes I ask myself if he got a sex operation. His best friend is Sarah, which is good for someone with his puniness. Although he's weak, with Sarah with him, everybody that bothers him will be punished. Has his funny moments, but is rather annoying, but still fun for the ride.
Kevin - The worst person of the show, Kevin is nothing but a fun spoiling, face breaking jerk that loves nothing more than to ruin the day of the Eds. He gets his most of the time, but its just sick to watch him get away with stuff. He's the jock of the kids, so he's the official butthole of the whole show.
Johnny 2x4 - Johnny is the outcast that everybody finds unusually weird. His hobbies include talking to his best friend Plank, who is a hunk of wood. Although spends most of his time alone, Johnny always seems to be around the kids whenever they take in on a thing for the Eds. He is funny, though, so he still means well.
Plank - Although just a hunk of wood with a smiley face to people, to Johnny, he's an actual person with a personality, a brain, and feelings. You can call Johnny a weirdo, but there are constant moments in the show that include signs of Plank being real. So he's just pretty much there for the ride.
Nazz - Nazz is one of few woman of the cul-de-sac. She's considered the hottie of the cul-de-sac that everybody wants to be with, and gets all sweaty and nervous when she's around. Although not much of a personality, or anything entertaining, she isn't annoying, which makes her acceptable.
Rolf - Rolf is considered the oldest of the cul-de-sac. He's from a foreign country, so whenever someone comes to him, for whatever reasons, it will always result in a story from his old country times. Even though I never knew which country he was from, I guess something like Switzerland. But either way, he's the funniest character of the show besides the eds.
The Kanker Sisters (Lee, Marie, May) - The Kanker sisters are three girls who just love the eds, not just to bother them, but to jump them and make them do chores, as well as kiss them. They live on the outskirts of the cul-de-sac, the trailer park, where they spend their time together. Nobody likes them.
All these characters make the show funny, humorous, clever, and irresistible, which is why this surpasses any show on the face of the planet!!!!
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A brilliant and surprisingly original modern cartoon.
I have been watching "The Eds" since they first came to Cartoon Network. After recently reading a review of this show, I decided to make a comment. Many people complain about the animation quality of the show. However, I would like to point out that this is a CARTOON. This isn't real life, nor does it claim to portray real life. Therefore, it may be forgiven that the art isn't up to the quality of classic cartoons (Loony Tunes, Tom and Jerry, etc.). In truth, I really appreciate the animation of this show. It adds to the energy that the show has. A constant liveliness runs in every episode, just as kids are in real life.
The characters seem so familiar to me (after all, I'm 19, and childhood wasn't too long ago). Each one is exaggerated, but they each seem more realistic the more that they are pushed to extremes. The girly guy (Jimmy), the tomboy girl (Sarah) - reminiscent of some of my friends. The hot girl everyone wants (Naz), the jerk who of course has the best "chance" with her (Kevin) - who hasn't known those two? The guy who lives outside of reality (Johnny), and the guy who works too hard (Rolf) - yep, been there too. Of course, those are gross simplifications, as there is quite a bit to everyone in the show.
Creativity - the show is full of it. The show's premise - three guys whose life lives around making money - is surprisingly fresh. Generally, characters in a kids' show deal just with growing up (As Told By Ginger and Hey Arnold come to mind). Those shows tend to bog down sometimes. I personally found Hey Arnold to be too serious for me. The Eds, though? Comedy in its truest form. It never bogs down, becomes sentimental, depressing, or anything of the sort. Instead, it gives us constant humour and action. The characters live in a constant summer, so to speak. It is never schooltime, it is never winter. There are no parents, no responsibilities. Only desire. Perhaps even, if one was to truly be devoted to the show, one could argue that The Eds could be a study on the psychological aspects of each character type. But I'm not going to go that far.
Stock episodes tend to be the worst ones for shows. By stock episodes, I mean Christmas, Halloween, etc. The standard episodes that every show does to show its diversity and have something to be played at a certain time of year. There have been few to do these well (Rugrats, sorry but your Passover special is much better than your Christmas). The Eds treat it differently - they all get the Christmas spirit in July. How wonderful is that? As I said, perpetual summer. Halloween is done in a unique way - it's not really Halloween. Instead they do a sort of "scary" mystery episode. Very nice, with a great ending.
But what about the lack of parents or any other adults? Adults would detract from the cartoon. While adults worked for a show like Rugrats, bringing adult humour to an otherwise children's cartoon, the humour in the Eds is already mature enough to be enjoyed by adults as well as kids. Ed's slapstick humour is purely in fun, reminding one of Harpo Marx, though slightly exaggerated and dumbed down, of course. But his slapstick is so oustandingly unrealistic that adults can appreciate it. Edd provides the verbal wit that allows for humour that can be a bit more mature. And let's face it, the older you get, the more you appreciate verbal humour over "kick in the groin" style of humour. So why would you need adults in this show? It would only detract from that fantasy "perpetual summer" that I mentioned earlier.
Before judging the show to be a piece of rubbish passed off as a show (as I have heard all-too often from people who've just seen the drawing), you should try watching a few episodes. Don't Rain On My Ed is my favorite, showing off the classic Murphy's Law and how everyone reacts to it. Another is their delving into the cartoon world, One + One = Ed. It even ends with a slightly religious connotation (which makes that ending so much better if you think of it like that). If you watch these two episodes and find yourself disliking it still, then don't watch it. However, you should find the humour quite appealing.
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Bonkers
This TV show is quite bonkers with a rough animation style and very zany characters. Each character has his own unique personality which adds to the humour. All of their adventures are very unpredictable and bizarre which means every episode is fresh.
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"What can you do if you live in a shoe and you ain't got no soul."
kos5 13 November 2004
I'm really not a huge cartoon fan, I really didn't even want to watch Ed,Edd,and Eddy. But, one day my younger brother sat me down and told me to watch it. I was so surprised that the show had made me laugh out loud so many times. Honestly though, there is only one character that keeps me watching it whenever I see it on, Ed. Come on people, I don't know anyone who hasn't sat down and not laughed at Ed. He's stupid and he usually speaks in some sort of jumbled up riddle. Just today I walked in on an episode where he said "What can you do if you live in a shoe and you ain't got no soul." As I have listed above. The other characters are great, the plot lines are usually a little weak, but I don't expect much more from a cartoon. Don't be so skeptical of it because its a cartoon, or maybe you think your too old. Just watch it, you'll see.
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Ed Edd and Eddy
Well what can I say.
This show is definitely was one of my favourite classics as a young kid and if anything it is right up there with the grim adventures of billy and mandy.
The only thing I never liked was the weird animation and maybe one or two of the designs. But other then that it was a great show.
Well I have not been pleased in the Canada's animation industry especially with shows such as Johnny Test, Almost Naked Animals and Supernoobs. But this series is one of their better shows.
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A long forgotten masterpiece from Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network is known for such great classic TV shows including Cow and Chicken, Dextor's Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls and Samurai Jack, but one show that got me some laughs the most was this.
"Ed, Edd, n Eddy" has everything that makes it so enjoyable for all of the children to watch.
It has beautiful animation with eye-popping character designs. All of the characters like Ed, DD, and Eddie are very likable thanks to their hilarious dialogue. The episodes are very creative (specials included) and the sound effects are amazing. The voice acting is really good and so is the humor.
Though, it was sad when it ended in 2009 with it's TV movie Ed Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show and not showing some of old episodes, but this show will always as one of Cartoon Network's greatest classics from the gold ol' 90s.
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Bittersweet memories of youth
Though young people might enjoy this show, it can only be fully appreciated by older adults. EEnE takes us back to the carefree days of our pre-teen years. No matter which decade in which you were 12, this timeless show will resonate with you. The Eds and their friends are on perpetual summer vacation, back in the days before the internet and cable TV. They while away the aimless days creating misadventures and pre-teen power struggles. Jawbreakers really were the ultimate delicacy to strive for. Each episode recalls some aspect of those old summer vacations we had forgotten about until now. This surreal view of pre-pubescence hits home in a timeless, powerful way.
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Cartoon Network's best
Some of my best young childhood memories were of me sitting in front of the TV on a summer day watching "Cartoon Network". There was so many good shows on the channel, but the best was "Ed, Edd, n Eddy" This show contains some of the best characters ever on a TV show. The characters are easy to relate to, and probably remind you of friends of your own. That is what makes the show so good. You relate to the characters so much you feel like your watching your own childhood. I love all the characters, but my favorite is Eddy. He reminds me a lot of myself. All the episodes are great, but the best for me has to be the last episode "Ed, Edd, n Eddy's Big Picture Show". It is everything I could ask for as a big fan. The comedy is hilarious, the characters are still very good, it visits different moments from the series, it brings back good memories, and it is surprisingly deep. Eddy has to except that without Double D or Ed he would be nothing. While he figures this out he breaks out in crying which I never expected. This may be the end for the Eds, but they went out with a big bang. Now that the Eds are gone Cartoon Network has officially became a hollow shell of it's former self. All the classic cartoon's I grew up with watching Cartoon Network are gone, and have been replaced by shows that will just be canceled after one season. At least I still have the memories. Goodbye Cartoon Network. (sob)
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Ed, Edd, 'n' Eddy
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This is repeated a lot on Cartoon Network, but whop cares it brilliantly hilarious. It's a cartoon that you can get used to seeing again and again. It's the crazy idea of three idiotic friends with the same name. Ed is the stupidest one, Edd "Double D" is the one who has some knowledge, but is still an idiot, and Eddy is the scamming one who always wants money to buy beloved Jawbreakers. There are also many other characters who are either the ones being scammed, or are helping them with whatever. There's also Jimmy with the huge brace around his face, Sarah who is Ed's bossy sister, Kevin who always laughs and pesters the boys, Rolf who is always trying to be neat and do his chores, Nazz who hardly does anything, and of course Jonny with his best friend Plank, a a plank of wood. The only characters who I'm not fond of that always ruin the Eds plans are the Kanker sisters, always stealing their money and kissing them. But apart from that, a really good cartoon. Very good!
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Love This Show
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It was in the era of in the Cartoon Network Cartoon, Cartoon era there.
With three boys named Ed but it is dumb but muscle Ed, weak physically but very smart Edd aka Double D, and Eddy the self proclaimed leader and self absorbed taken credit over his friends works but he may have low self esteem along the way.
With foreign Rolf, pretty and level headed Nazz, jerky jock Kevin, Jimmy a naive and not too bright kid with a piece of wood named Plank, and Jimmy the baby of the friends and the weakest like Double D.
With trailer park girls the Kanker Sisters having a crush on the Eds.
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Last of the Cartoon Cartoon Shows!
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This is the last great of the Cartoon Cartoon shows on the Cartoon Network as it shows the show about friendship as a pre-teen living in a cul de sac.
As it is about three boys named Ed, Edd, and Eddy. With different personalities. As one boy is dimwitted, one that is smart but weak physically, and one that is the self proclaimed egotistical leader.
Along with the other kids. As mean spirited bully Kevin, Spoiled-Brat Ed's younger sister Sarah, her weak physically friend Jimmy, Weird Johnny and his wood "friend" named Plank, pretty blonde but seems to be decent Nazz.
Shows Cartoon Network had the last of their great original shows! Miss it!
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Just why does Ed never take off his hat?
Cartoon Network originals tend to be an iffy proposition. `Johnny Bravo' is good, `Cow & Chicken' tends to be gross and stupid, `I Am Weasel' goes to between funny and extremely dumb, `Dexter's Laboratory' is funny a lot of the time but tends to have a dark side, `Mike, Lu, and Og' is just dull, `Powerpuff Girls' is very good but tends to repeat itself. I would have to say `Ed, Edd, and Eddy' probably ties with `Johnny Bravo' as the best of the bunch. The antics of these three unpopular kids as they try one after another of Eddy's schemes to make money for jawbreakers are wonderful. Ed is the classic cartoon idiot with the brain capacity of shredded wheat and an obsession for monster movies. Edd is the neatness obsessed brains of the bunch whose advice, through he builds the gadgets, is rarely ever listened to. Eddy is the con man who's driving force is to trick the other kids of the neighborhood out of their cash. In fact, when everyone else was sick with the chicken pox and there is no one to con, he starts to use his grip. The rest of the kids in the neighborhood are all eccentrics of one type or another and make a perfect backdrop to the plans of the Eds. A great show which I enjoy a bunch.
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Which one is Ed, Edd and Eddy?
Ed, Edd N Eddy was a wacky show about 3 children as they adventure in the streets of children taking part in misadventure. The show was so good. One Ed was the short leader who was way more assertive than his crew. The other Edd was more like the cool, laid back Edd that had some insecurities. Eddy was the tall, dumb, strong guy of the group.
Then it also features a lot of other children characters all with different personalities. Some were funny, chilled, dumb, loveable and mean.
EENE was a good show. Everything from the production to the stories were fabulous. This was a show that could be wacky, immature, at the same time stay grounded for people to enjoy. EENE is a classic cartoon,
Last Words: They made Jaw Breaker Candies so cool back in the day. I Won't lie they tricked me into eating those hard impossible candies. Let's say...Never again.
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Love it!!
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This show has to be one of the best CN shows ever I love the 3 protagonists charming and funny. Ed is the dumb yet really funny one,Edd(double d) is the neat freak and the brains also the brightest and Eddy is the scammer who scams his neighbors for jawbreakers the eds are the outcasts out of all the kids in the neighborhood we have kevin the bully, sarah eds sister who's spoiled and bratty, jimmy the baby, jonny the weird kid who carries a plank around, rolfs a farmer and nazz is the pretty and sweet girl on the block thsee are all wonderful characters yet very charming(except sarah) the story is simple 3 kids just going around scamming kids for jawbreakers I highly recommend this show CN should make more shows like this Ed, Edd n Eddy is a CN classic.
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