List of Ed, Edd n Eddy episodes

The Ed-Touchables: Things are missing around the cul-de-sac, namely Edd's magnifying glass and Sarah's doll. The Eds try to solve the mystery for money.

Pop Goes the Ed: The Eds crash Nazz's sprinkler party during a heat wave. Due to losing their trunks (eaten, shrunken, etc.), they leave, almost freezing to death.

Sir Ed-a-Lot: Edd and Eddy are up for a ripe day of scamming, but Ed's stuck babysitting Queen Sarah. She torments them all day, bossing them around. When Prince Jimmy arrives, things really get out of hand.

Dawn of the Eds: Ed's dying to see the newest sci-fi movie, Robot Rebel Ranch, but it is R-rated, and the Eds will not be able to get in. They plan to sneak in while riding a bicycle to the theater, but end up in the junkyard, where their imaginations go crazy and they think they're on a distant planet.

Read All About Ed: It is early in the morning and Edd has got a paper route to save up for an electron microscope. Eddy is immediately lured by the prospect of big money, imagining how much could be earned from multiple paper routes, but he didn't figure on Ed's incompetence, or the sudden downpour.

An Ed Too Many: Sarah falls in love with Edd, and begins to pursue him wherever the Eds go, much to Eddy's dismay. He and Ed finally realize the answer is to get Sarah and Jimmy back together.

Look Into My Eds: Edd receives a psychology manual in the mail, and inside is a hypnotizing wheel. Eddy then decides that he can control the whole cul-de-sac with it.

Fool on the Ed: Eddy is the master of pranks until a mysterious prankster calling himself the "Prank Master" starts pranking all the kids in the cul-de-sac.

Laugh Ed Laugh: The Eds come up with a great scam, but all the cul-de-sac kids are missing. They go to investigate and find that a chickenpox epidemic has hit the neighborhood. The Eds are the only ones that are not sick and because of not having kids to scam, Eddy goes insane.

A Glass of Warm Ed: A peaceful night in the cul-de-sac is interrupted when Edd finds that Ed is sleepwalking and eating everyone's food while they sleep.

Who, What, Where, Ed!: The Eds are hungry, and Eddy's treating them to omelettes. Unfortunately, Ed manages to break every egg in the house. The Eds decide to go to Rolf's to see if he will give them a chicken. He promises a chicken egg in exchange for sawdust. As the Eds seek to get an easier way to get the egg, they set up more and more trades.

Eds-Aggerate: After a scam goes horribly wrong and ends up shooting an armchair at 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.

Button Yer Ed: Ed accidentally puts a hole in Edd's screen door, letting a bug in. The fly then gets caught in Eddy's throat when he attempts to swat it, and he loses his voice.

Know It All Ed: The Eds are at the junkyard when they find a box full of turkey basters. Eddy said they make perfect squirt guns, and develops a new scam. The Kankers come and the Eds are forced into a wild-west themed duel with the sisters.

Knock Knock, Who's Ed: Ed tells Edd and Eddy about a monster movie marathon. Edd and Eddy decide to watch the marathon also, but Sarah kicks them out while they're getting snacks. They then try to get into other people's houses to watch the marathon.

Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Ed: Ed asks Eddy why Edd is so smart and Eddy tells him that Edd is not human. Much to Eddy's amusement, Ed believes it and starts a quest to see Edd do something inhuman. The Eds get invited to a barbecue at Nazz's place and Ed thinks it is a ceremony to transform kids into bugs. Meanwhile, Eddy has gotten stuck in a pail, looking like a huge bug, frightening Ed, and the kids attempt to "squash" him.

Hands Across Ed: Eddy has the idea for his next scam: holding a telethon to raise money. They hold auditions for "local talent," and decide to have Jimmy and Nazz on the show. The Eds start their telethon, claiming that Ed's eyebrow is beginning to spread all over his body, and they need money for the operation. The telethon is a failure, and the other kids decide to have their own telethon, leaving the Eds high and dry.

In Like Ed: The Eds are setting up an overpriced garage sale, but all their potential customers are over at Kevin's garage sale. Kevin seems to know exactly what all his customers want, which makes Eddy furious, and Edd jealous because Eddy says Kevin is smarter than him. Eddy thinks Kevin is a spy. He wants to have inside information, and the Eds go off to investigate at Jimmy's birthday party. Edd shows them a variety of spy gadgets, and together they go to Jimmy's house, where all the kids are congregating.

Rambling Ed: Sarah interrupts the Eds' latest scam, a ghostly séance, to order Ed to pick up his sock, and other "favors". The Eds are not going to get anything done if Ed's busy, and they decide that it is time for him to move out. Eddy leaves a gullible Jonny to finish the chores, and together they go to Rolf's place, unloading Ed's stuff into his barn. Rolf is intrigued by the idea, and lets them stay there, but the Eds cause Rolf all manner of trouble.

To Sir with Ed: It is late in the evening when Eddy realizes his parents are out, and he's home alone. He's a little scared, and tries to get his fellow Eds to come over, but when the doorbell rings, he finds that it is Nazz at the door. He lets her in, and she goes into his kitchen and starts making dinner. Edd theorizes that Nazz has come over on a date, which both flatters and terrifies Eddy.

Urban Ed: The boring life of the suburban neighborhood is really getting to the Eds, and the hustle and bustle of the big city is the life the Eds wish for. Since the Eds cannot go to the "big city" (because they are too young to drive), Eddy decides to "bring the city to the cul-de-sac". In the Lane, the Eds constructs a cardboard city. The neighborhood kids have fun with it, but Jonny loses Plank in the city, and the kids are getting violent and more adaptive to city life.

Honor Thy Ed: Despite Edd's skepticism, and Ed eating all the fake produce, Eddy is confident that their latest scam - a taco stand - will see them rolling in cash, although his brother's delayed-reaction afterburner sauce soon takes his mind off money. The Eds soon discover an abandoned house. Kevin dares them to go inside (by luring them in with a jawbreaker), which they do, but they fall into several traps that were set by the Kankers.

Rent-a-Ed: The Eds start the "Ed CirKus" with "The Flying Eduardo Brothers", but no one's impressed. During one of Ed's stunts, Ed falls from the slide and broke the teeter-totter. After Edd suggests that they should pay someone to fix it, Eddy gets the idea that they should start to work on things for money, which could be more successful than the circus. After the Eds attempt to fix Jimmy's oven, the Eds try to help Jonny, who has his head stuck in the tree. While they are in Jonny's house looking for soap, Ed stupidly pulls out Jonny's sink, leaving them stuck there until they fix it. After putting Jonny's sink together incorrectly, Ed pulls out a hot-water tank. The steam gives Eddy an idea, opening a sauna (in Jonny's house). This also fails miserably, however, after Rolf accidentally drops his towel and frightens everyone away. Things only get worse when Ed breaks the house's support beam and the entire house comes crashing down.

Ed in a Half Shell: Sarah interrupts the latest scam to tell Ed she's going to a ballet lesson and he has to take care of Jimmy. The Eds, not wanting to stir Sarah's wrath, are forced to watch Jimmy. Jimmy and Ed start playing together, and Jimmy begins to copy Ed's behavior. Seeing how impressionable Jimmy is, Eddy decides that he'll turn Jimmy into the fourth Ed, and starts teaching him how to be just like him. The lesson works too well, as when Sarah returns, Jimmy one-ups Eddy, causing him to become Sarah's target.

Hot Buttered Ed: Kevin steals the spot that Eddy wanted at the creek. Edd suggests that they find another spot, which is covered in rocks and garbage. The Eds then attempt to get their spot by keeping a look out to see when Kevin leaves. They finally end up in Jonny's spot, on top of a parched bluff, burned to a crisp by the sun.

Fa, La, La, La, Ed: After hearing Edd talking about his family's Christmas fruit cake, Ed believes that it's really Christmas. While Ed hangs up his Christmas lights and stockings, Eddy begins his daily routine of planning to take the other's money. Edd is forced into this plot and is found having a difficult time trying to break their friends banks. Ed tries to convince everyone it is Christmas (Rolf and Jimmy fall for it). Seeing that the holiday cheer has been speared throughout the cul-de-sac, Eddy comes up with another plan, which is to sing Christmas carols for cash.

Wish You Were Ed: Rolf grows tired of the simple life in the cul-de-sac and longs for the Old Village. Edd explains that Rolf is homesick, pulled between two cultures. Hoping to take advantage of Rolf, Eddy decides to recreate Rolf's village and may even make a profit in doing it. However, this backfires when Jonny absent-mindedly wanders into the "village" (this was the debut of the show's popular song "That's my horse", with an extremely violent dance to go with it).

Once Upon an Ed: Jonny and Plank are ready for bed, but then find out that the Eds are somehow trapped in Jonny's wall. The Eds have three different stories to tell, none of which agree. Eddy's story: An exaggerated version of his dream life where he rules over all the kids in the cul-de-sac and owns a vault-like jawbreaker bank which holds every flavor of jawbreakers. Edd's story: The most believable version - a simple scam where Ed and Eddy are more insanely exaggerated to take people's money and Jimmy has no braces. Edd is more assertive, confronting Ed and Eddy over their behavior. Ed's story: A B movie like tale of Edd babbling like an idiot, Ed having superpowers, and the Kankers eating "over-radiated mashed potatoes" and growing into giantesses.

It Came from Outer Ed: Edd and Eddy come up with an idea to trick Ed. Eddy drags Ed from his room while he is reading his new comic, "Evil Tim." After this idea bombs, Ed thinks of an idea for a scam. They all follow Ed's scam, doing unusual things, until it turns out to be a summoning ceremony, to summon Evil Tim, which apparently fails, but does attract an uncanny amount of crows.

Dueling Eds: The Eds have a scam for Jonny, which is karate lessons. This scam fails when everyone's attention is directed to Rolf's house. Rolf is modeling his sea cucumber suit for everyone, and offering them some for eating. Eddy shames "the son of a shepherd" once he takes one of the sea cucumber balls, and tosses it at a hole in the fence. Eddy insists he didn't do anything, but Edd gives him a potted plant to give to Rolf for apology. This plant turns out to be the "potted shrub of ridicule" and Rolf and Eddy have a duel. Eddy loses spectacularly, and Ed has a hideous allergic reaction to the "eels of forgiveness". (Note: The title card is not shown on most airings of this episode.)

Will Work for Ed: The Eds stumble upon a 3 for 1 Jawbreaker sale, but have no money. Rolf is nailing papers to light posts as the Eds find him. He is looking for help, and Ed agrees to help hoping to earn some cash, but he keeps messing up and gets pay deductions from Rolf.

X Marks the Ed: Eddy discovers he has a huge pimple. Everyone in the cul-de-sac is obsessed with it, but Rolf comes up with a rather unusual and painful cure that also causes Eddy's head to shrink.

Boys Will Be Eds: As Nazz gives them a lecture for making fun of Jimmy, all the boys (except Rolf and Jimmy) develop a crush on Nazz, and follow her everywhere. They fight over pitching to her in baseball, and they try to win her affections to the extent that she runs away screaming. The Eds get a big surprise when they attempt to serenade Nazz under her window that night, but found that they had the wrong house.

Gimme, Gimme Never Ed: Jonny thinks that the Eds' surf school scam gone wrong is a ride and the Eds spend the whole day making rides for Plank. However, these rides fail to impress Plank, and the last one nearly kills the Eds.

Rock-a-Bye-Ed: Ed dreams that Jonny is his mother and that he has punished him. True to his comic-based exaggerated fantasies, the punishment is surreal and quite severe. As a result, Ed develops an insane fear of Jonny, causing him to run screaming from him.

The Luck of the Ed: Eddy searches the area for his lost magazines that his brother gave him. As time flies, Eddy begins to believe there are traitors in the ranks of his friends, especially Edd, but also Kevin. This leads him to steal Edd's hat and Ed's eyebrow and hold them for ransom.

Brother, Can You Spare an Ed?: Sarah gives Ed her allowance to go and buy fudge, but Eddy makes Ed buy Jawbreakers for the three of them instead. Then the Eds spend the rest of the day trying to pay Sarah back.

Don't Rain on My Ed: It is "Customer Appreciation Day" at the Candy Store, a one in a million chance for the Eds to reach to the Candy Store for a free jawbreaker special that ends in 10 minutes, but their progress is hampered due to an endless series of obstacles.

An Ed in the Bush: Rolf readies The Urban Rangers for their hike into the nearby woods, but it's almost dark. Eddy attempts to scare The Urban Rangers to "prove they are big phonies."

Is There an Ed in the House?: The Eds are taking a picture of Rolf when they find out that Sarah is sick. Ed and Jimmy both do what they can to take care of her and nurse her back to health, which starts a rivalry between them.

One Size Fits Ed: Eddy decides to make Jimmy a sumo wrestler.

Ed Overboard: After a bungled makeover gives May the blues, her sisters decide to cheer her up by bringing Ed over for some "fun", though against Ed's wishes. Edd and Eddy turn to Rolf and his Urban Rangers to save Ed from the Kankers.

They Call Him Mr Ed: Eddy starts his own company, as part of a scheme to help himself and his friends move "up" in the world.

Little Ed Blue: Ed inexplicably becomes ill-tempered and psychotic, and his friends' struggle to cheer him up, but only end up annoying him even more.

Your Ed Here: After finding Eddy's wallet, Kevin begins to blackmail Eddy after learning his middle name is "Skipper". After humiliating Eddy to no end, Kevin reveals the name to everyone, and when Edd offers condolences by telling him his own middle name (Marion), Eddy then gets all the kids to laugh at him instead.

Thick as an Ed: Eddy's latest scheme involves hunting down frogs for his "Triple-E Frog Races", but a war ensues between Ed and Edd, over Ed's 57-day old lucky cheese-chunk named Sheldon. Edd cannot stand Sheldon's smell and constantly attempts to throw it away behind Ed's back.

Robin Ed: The Eds once again scam the kids of the cul-de-sac for jawbreakers, but Edd thinks this time they've really gone too far. When a mysterious superhero named Captain Melonhead (a thinly-disguised Jonny, with Plank as his sidekick, "Splinter the WonderWood") steals the money back and returns it to the kids of the cul-de-sac, Eddy thinks it is payback time, and transforms himself, Edd, and Ed into Professor Scam and his henchmen, the Cents.

Run for Your Ed: The Kankers go on the warpath to find a missing family heirloom, turning the cul-de-sac (and its denizens) upside-down. Unbeknown to the Eds, the ship-in-a-bottle that's stuck on Ed's finger is the very thing the Kankers are after.

Stiff Upper Ed: When Sarah and Jimmy start a "Rich Club" in Ed's backyard, Eddy drops what he's doing and tries to prove he's got what it takes to be a member, although the pair don't want that at all and invites all of the kids, except the Eds.

Stuck in Ed: After Kevin makes a mint selling his surplus jawbreakers, Eddy tries to con some of it out of him, only to find he's completely tapped for scam ideas. Eddy ends up turning to his old disciple, Jimmy, for an idea.

Mission Ed-Possible: Report card day is no fun for Ed and Eddy, because Edd is delivering their report cards to their parents. Ed and Eddy find out what's going on and attempt to stop him.

Boom Boom Out Goes the Ed: The power goes out, and everyone's wondering what happened. Ed starts a panic when he blames the blackout on "mole mutants" (a parody of the C.H.U.D.s and The Mole People), and Eddy tries to cash in. Meanwhile, Rolf enlists Kevin in jump-starting the power grid, and Edd overcomes his fear of the unsanitary sewers to conduct his own investigation.

I Am Curious Ed: Sarah and Jimmy discover Jimmy's fish have babies and try to learn where they come from, but when they ask the other kids about it, they keep getting different answers. They eventually turn to the Eds for help, but even they can't agree on the subject of human reproduction.

Cool Hand Ed: Eddy plans to break out of school, enlisting the help of Ed, Edd, Jonny and Plank.

Who's Minding the Ed: When Rolf goes to his family reunion, he puts Ed in charge of his animals.

Truth or Ed: Eddy starts publishing a newspaper full of lies about the other kids, and sells them for cash.

Tinker Ed: Jimmy doesen't believe in fairy tales anymore after a failed scam. Sarah tells the Eds to fix this before sundown (however, it was revealed to be a trap). Meanwhile, Rolf thinks that everyone is after his backpack stuffed with baloney.

Tight End Ed: Peach Creek's football team must play a game against Lemon Brook, their arch rivals, but the team is hopeless. Nazz thinks its due to low team spirit, so she decides to make Ed the mascot. During the game, Eddy becomes jealous that the audience is cheering for Ed, not the football team, so Eddy attempts to create a mascot of his own.

All Eds are Off: The Eds, Kevin, Rolf and Jonny all make bets to who can put off their annoying habits the longest. Ed must stop having gravy, Edd must stop talking using complicated words (words with more than one syllable), Eddy must stop talking in a loud voice, Jonny must go on without Plank, Kevin must stop calling the Eds "dorks" and Rolf must stop eating meat. The winner will win $1.25 (and Eddy is determined to cheat his way toward that goal).

Run, Ed, Run: Due to an argument between Eddy and Sarah about bus seating, she tricks Ed into protecting his friends from the "falling sky". Edd and Eddy can't talk Ed out of it, but they make several attempts to catch the bus and get to the Jawbreaker factory.

May I Have This Ed?: The Eds attend their first school dance. Edd isn't too excited about going, but naturally, Eddy is stoked.