Get Ed

Get Ed is an American computer-animated television series which debuted in 2005 that aired as a part of the Jetix programming block on the United States cable television network Toon Disney until the channel closed in 2009, and also used to run on the ABC Family channel before they switched over to a non-animated format. As of 2009, re-runs air on Toon Disney's successor, Disney XD. It was Jetix's second original show.

Plot

In the series, Ed is an 'electro-genetically' enhanced teen who works for Dojo Delivery, a courier service, in the futuristic Progress City. Ed uses his cyber sleuthing skills to thwart identity theft and other information-based crimes. He and his courier pals Burn, Deets, Loogie (accompanied by his puppet Dr. Pinch), and Fizz, along with their friend and mentor Ol’ Skool, must battle the ultimate evil – Bedlam, an industrialist who has taken over a significant portion of Progress City, by means of stealing from, datamining, or outright destroying his competitors.

List of characters

Heroes

Ed, the Protector

Voiced by Lyon Smith and Tim Kreuer. He's a genetically engineered teen in a blue costume, made from the instructions of an ancient alien artifact found by Ol' Skool. As Ed tries to uncover his origins, he also works on the Dojo crew as a delivery boy. On top of delivering packages and figuring out his identity, Ed's side job is fighting evil. He has many equipment that he finds along his journey whose technology is far beyond technology of Progress City, thought to be gifts from aliens for his use. He rides a hoverboard co-piloted by Torch, an AI represented as a little floating fireball hologram with a face. Ed can be a little dense and gullible sometimes, but sometimes he gets flashes of future events that help him and his friends. If it wasn't for his friends, Ed could have accidentally destroyed the world. Ed has a crush on Deets, and the feeling appears to be mutual.

Deets, the Dreamer

Voiced by Megan Fahlenbock. Originally named Sarah, she once worked for Bedlam because he captured her parents, then Ol' Skool helped her change and save them both. She flies with a jet glider pack. Deets appears to have a crush on Ed, but hasn't been hinted further.

Burn, the Warrior

Voiced by L. Dean Ifill. He is the unofficial leader of the Dojo. Burn takes pride in being the best of the Dojo group, however, with the arrival of Ed, he's felt his role in the group is challenged. Because of this, he's hard on Ed every chance he gets. He rides a bike that is like a motorcycle but with only one flaming wheel. Burn wears a black costume with orange flames. He also hates a lot of other courier teams.

Fizz, the Builder

Voiced by Bailey Stocker. She's very smart and being most handy when it comes to technology, planning, and building new equipment for the Dojo. Her quick thinking saves the crew constantly. Her vehicle is a flying scooter. Her symbol is "The Builder"

Loogie, the Joker

Voiced by Peter Cugno. He has a funny personality and has catfish puppet named Dr. Pinch he wears on his left hand with a bizarre, alter-personality that constantly criticizes himself (appears to be disassociative identity disorder). Loogie sports rocket-powered in-line skates as transportation.

Anthony Ol' Skool, the Teacher

Voiced by Tony Daniels. He is the older, knowledgeable Leader of the Dojo, wise in the ways of delivery, among other things. Hence he is only known as Ol' Skool by his friends. He built Ed from an artifact he found in a warehouse and constantly says he knows more about Ed than he does. He uses a normal skateboard, making him the only one who rides a vehicle that isn't technologically advanced. He use to work with Bedlam until Bedlam betrayed him.

Torch, an AI represented as a little floating fireball hologram with a face.

Villains

Mr. Bedlam

Voiced by Jamie Watson. He is a greedy bureaucrat who's determined on taken over control of all of Progress City and continue to seek information he desires. His interests, however, have changed to focus more on Ed and wants to know his connection to certain alien artifacts, and leads armies of DNA clones, short clowns and different robots. He's collecting certain items, trying to make his own Ed like Ol' Skool did. He and Ol' Skool were once business partners until Bedlam cheated him and took the business all for himself, leaving Ol' Skool with nothing. Ol' Skool, however, went off on his own to start the Dojo.

Kora

Voiced by Jennifer Dale. She is Bedlam's personal Artificial Intelligence construct. She exists within the computer of Bedlam's lair, as his personal digital slave, and only appears as an orange hologram of a female's upper torso. She's cunning, and brilliant to boot, sometimes making better schemes than Bedlam himself comes up with, but Bedlam still treats her like any other servant.

Crouch

Voiced by Tony Daniels. He is one of Bedlam's more frequently seen slave robots, with the head of a toaster. Not very well built, he's also not a very smart robot, constantly acting immature and fears Bedlam's wrath above all else. Because of his incompetence, he is met with the wrath and mocking of Bedlam very often. After being asked by Kora as to why he keeps him around, Bedlam later states, "I need the toast".

Spyker

Crumbelina

Others

DJ Dive

Voiced by Heather Bambrick. A radio host that knows everything going on in the city, even broadcasting Bedlam's moves during his attempted takeover. Her voice is similar to that of the caretaker.

Dirk Cheap

Zero

A robot created by Crounch under Bdlam's orders, but suffered a failure bringing him own conscience. After that, he becomes a friend for Ed and the Dojo.

Carni-Gizmo

Dr. Hong

Buster and Pit

Rodney

Ol'Skool's monk sensei, who always nicknames him "hot dog".

The Caretaker

She protects the Machine and is responsible for hiding the alien objects in Progress City many years ago. She secretly brings Ol'Skool instructions to create Ed because he will save both worlds (the Earth and the Caretaker's home-planet),

List of items

• The Link
  • The Machine

• Slammer

• Locator Map
  • Optigogs

• Neo-Dermis

• Unknown piece
  • The Key

• phase belt

given to derk of derk cheap deliveries

List of episodes

External links

• Official website
• Get Ed at TV.com
• Get Ed at the Internet Movie Database