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Edward vs. Snodgrass: A New Hope

The information on this page is outdated as of 6/27/2022, but will stay on the wiki for archival purposes.

**Edward vs. Snodgrass: A New Hope**is an Edward and Eric VHS that was released March 28, 2007. It is the last Edward and Eric VHS to ever be released.

## Episodes

* Edward vs. Snodgrass: The Final Frontier - Edward meets his longtime rival, Snodgrass, and they battle each other in the world of cyberspace!
* Edward for Pres-ed-ent - Edward and Snodgrass compete against each other in the class president election, but after Snodgrass ends up winning, the tables turn when Edward finds himself having to save Snodgrass from the beating of a lifetime!
* The Snodgrass Menace - Snodgrass invents a gun that is capable of warping reality, and he uses it to conquer the universe and defeat Edward once and for all!
* Hit and Run - Snodgrass invents a robotic clone of Edward that ultimately takes over Edward's life.
* Rip Van Edward - After being knocked out by an apple, Edward awakens in the 30th century, where Snodgrass has invented the future and is now the ruler of the world. Will he be able to return to his original time period?

## Trivia

* The title is a reference to the 1977 film, *Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope*.
* Not only is this the last Edward and Eric VHS to be released, but it is also extremely difficult to find, mostly due to the fact that by 2007, VHS tapes were already considered obsolete, especially in the United States.
	+ In fact, if one were to try and purchase a copy on online retail stores such as Amazon or eBay, the VHS would usually be out of stock.
		- Even if one were to find a copy up for sale, the VHS usually goes for a high price.
Edward and Eric/Intro

The **Edward and Eric intro**plays before every episode of Edward and Eric, as its purpose implies. Other versions of it were made for certain episodes.

## Trivia

* The intro is recreated in Are You There, Sauls? It's Me, Ed's ending. This was because Sauls "just knew it would be the perfect way to send off the series before the movie."
* Starting from Comic Relief, the intro was reanimated with the digital ink and paint method, due to the show's animation switching to that format starting from the aforementioned episode.
* Edward broke the fourth wall in Football Follies by singing half of the theme song in order to make Kimberly recognize him.
Kevin

The information on this page is outdated as of 1/25/2023, but it will stay on the wiki for archival purposes.

**Kevin** is a one-off character in Edward and Eric. Although he was mentioned in Eric Come Home as a gag, his only major appearance was in the Season 4 episode, Imaginary Ed, where he serves as the antagonist. He is voiced by Frank Welker.

## Description

Kevin is a transparent stick figure who resembles the stick figures that one would normally see on public restroom signs. However, there is one difference: he has a face - a face that looks like a kindergartener drew it. He is incapable of proper speech, only communicating through incoherent noises. Constantinos "befriended" him because none of his friends were willing to listen to his conversations. After he leaves to head to one of his classes, the rest of the gang happens to be playing a game at the same time, where they bump into the lifeless Kevin.

After Edward uses an invention to make Kevin come to life, Eric becomes so ecstatic that he decides to introduce him to the rest of the school. However, when everybody takes photos of him, they are completely unaware he is sensitive to camera flashes, which cause him to go insane and wreak havoc across the school (such as harshly rubbing Principal Walker's back, who initially thought Mr. Goodman was giving him a massage, right before mauling him due to Walker raising his voice).

Constantinos unexpectedly bumps into Kevin, and he also becomes excited that Kevin is alive, so he blabbers away. This only worsens Kevin's anger, so he attempts to attack him. He ends up missing not once, but *three* times. As a result, Kevin becomes bloodthirsty and gives chase (it goes on long enough to where at one point, Constantinos hides underneath Walker's golf cart, only for Kevin to slam into the ground to find him, which sends everything except for the both of them flying, including the sky and the stars in space).

The Lucky 6 notices Constantinos is being chased. Dallas prepares to jump in, but Edward comes up with a creative idea: since Lakeside City School's water is "colder than the South Pole", he prompts Constantinos to lure Kevin into the Gym's showers. Both end up getting frozen solid, although Dallas helps thaw Constantinos out.

Constantinos thanks them for their help. Although he does initially express disappointment in Kevin not being conscious anymore, he is proud he's not in danger of getting attacked anymore. He blabbers away exactly like how he did earlier, and the episode closes with Kevin grunting, which likely hints he's capable of breaking himself out to maul Constantinos.

## Trivia

* Much like almost every single character in the series, he reappears in Snod-Ball in the Gym's audience.
Eric = mc2

**Eric = mc2**is episode 57b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on January 20, 2001.

## Synopsis

Eric gets a piece of a Frosted Puff out of his brain, thus resulting him becoming a genius. Edward initially welcomes this, only to then grow jealous overtime.

## Cast

* Andrew Rannells as Edward, Oscar, and The Narrator
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Tress MacNeille as Mrs. White
* Edward Felker as Stanley

(WIP)

## Trivia

* This episode is available on The Best of Eric VHS, the Incredibly Incredible Adventures and Kids' WB Picks: Volume 6 DVDS, and the Season 3 Volume 2 box set.
* Although this episode premiered in 2001, the copyright date at the end of the credits is 2000.
* According to the animatics, there was supposed to be a scene where two female students would talk about "the birds and the bees".
* The title is a reference to Albert Einstein's famous equation, E=mc².
* **Credits:** Eric on TV.

## Transcript

(The episode opens with Mrs. White instructing her class)

**Mrs. White:**Now, Eric, could you please solve this equation?

(We see "4b² + 1/b²" written on the whiteboard. Eric gulps and he walks up. He grabs a marker and sweats nervously as his eyes turn bloodshot. He turns around and sees Edward holding a giant sign with "2!" written on it)

(Eric perfectly draws Edward holding the sign. Edward facepalms)
Jack Paul: The Ride

**Ride Type**
 **Manufacturer**
 **Current Status**
 **Opening Date**
 **Height Restriction**

**Jack Paul: The Ride** ia a steel family launched roller coaster at Creation Universe

## Queue

Guests enter the ride by going through the entrance for "Jack Paul Studios" facade,

The queue consists of the Stand-By line, the Quick-Entry line, and the Single Riders line, The queue area is set up to resemble an old studio. First, we will get a small hallway with . The second section of the indoor queue is an eight-sided room, with the side walls displaying walls of art. The flat TV Screens are shown on the walls show clips of GoAnimate videos featuring Jack Paul.

After weaving through the second room, guests then enter the pre-show theater.

## Pre-Show

Guests are loaded into either Room A or Room B, then the lights dim and an animatronic version of Jack Paul appears. Jack Paul explains that he created Jack Paul Studios after "a series of failed resturant chains and video games" as he was "looking to create a new venture in his business". He then goes on to describe his studio tour, in which guests board a "toboggan" and discover his wacky world.

## Ride

The guests exit the pre-show area and proceed to the loading area. Crew members dressed as workers for Jack Paul stand at control panels. Guests go onto the "toboggan" and pull down their lap bar.
***To be announced.***

## Info

* Quick-Entry available
* Height restriction: 48" or taller
* Lap bar restraints
* Mostly indoors, but has an outdoor section
* "Toboggan" features on-board audio, including a soundtrack
Hal Bennett

**Harold "Hal" Bennett** is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is a hall monitor at Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Edward Felker.

## Personality

Although Hal is not as corrupt as the other hall monitors, he admits he only became a hall monitor so it could look good on any future resumes rather than possessing great interest in enforcing the school's guidelines. Hal is an enthusiastic disciplinarian, as he freely admits enjoying punishing students.

Otherwise, Hal is extremely self-absorbed as the only other thing he loves talking about is himself and his own accomplishments, such as his (likely non-existent) silver medal in wrestling and how he "was once the best troublemaker in the school, only to be surpassed by some Simon kid".

## Trivia

* He hates being called by his real name, "Harold".
Friends Like These

**Friends Like These**is episode 138a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on November 5, 2005.

## Synopsis

The Lucky 6 tries to do the unbelievable: form a truce with Carver.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and The Narrator
* Veronica Taylor as Carver
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos
* Edward Felker as Stanley
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Eric Stuart as Gurney
* Jessica DiCicco as Lola
* Rickey D'Shon Collins as Blake

## Trivia

* The original title for this episode was "Truce Be Told".
Fill 'Er In

**Fill 'Er In** is the only gas station in Lakeside City. It is one of the locations in Edward and Eric. The store is owned and managed by Mr. Watanabe.

## Description

Fill 'Er In is a gas station that is located not too far from the city hall of Lakeside. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks (or 365 days) a year. In fact, Mr. Watanabe is so dedicated to his job that he actually lives in the store. He is also so dedicated that he is the only employee in the entire store. Notably, the store is well known for its own ice cold beverage, the Snowee.

## Trivia

* This place is known to be one of the hangout spots for The Lucky 6.
Edward and Eric Comics

**Edward and Eric Comics** are an ongoing American comic book series created by Gary Sauls and based on the animated comedy series, Edward and Eric (duh). Originally starting in January 1999, it runs on a monthly schedule.

The comics are published by Chatterbox Productions. They were distributed by Bongo Comics up until its shutdown. Since then, they have now been distributed by Papercutz.

## Trivia

* Sauls has strictly elaborated that the current comics do not take place after the series.
* The first five front covers reference those for the first five *Mario Bros.* games in chronological order:
	+ Issue #1 - Carver throwing barrels at Edward (*Donkey Kong*)
	+ Issue #2 - Principal Walker emerging from a pipe, startling Edward and Eric (*Mario Bros.*)
	+ Issue #3 - Carver pushing Edward into a pit of lava (*Super Mario Bros.*)
	+ Issue #4 - Edward jumping on a trampoline, holding a frog leg (*Super Mario Bros. 2*)
	+ Issue #5 - Edward on his malfunctioning jet pack (*Super Mario Bros. 3*)
Goodbye Rodney

**Goodbye Rodney**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Peter Winslow. It is one of the main "sad themes" in Edward and Eric, second to Hawaiian Cocktail. It also plays in an episode of *Regular Show*.

## Usage

### Shorts

* **31.**Pranks for Nothing - Edward is alone.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **19b.** Babysitting - "That's it. I'm through."

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **34a.** Valentine's Day in Lakeside - Edward cries.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **115b.** That One Video - Joey tells Stanley he's going to live indoors forever.

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **199b.** Igor Needs Help - Igor crying.

(WIP)
Edward and Eric/End Credits

The Edward and Eric **end credits**, as its purpose implies, always play at the end of an episode, although the version of the credits depend on where you're watching the show.

## Description

On TV airings and box set DVDs, the end credits relate to any segment of two episodes, showing what happened during or after the episode.

### VHSes and Compilation DVDs

However, VHSes and compilation DVDs make a notable exeption to the credits. The first version of Edward and Eric Closing Theme plays throughout the credits. The credits background shows rough, early sketches of several Edward and Eric characters. Typically, the first sketch shown in the credits depicts the main character of that particular episode (for example, Snake Zone's credits begin with a sketch of Joey).

Credits start playing after the last episode is over. Once the final episode is over, a credits compilation begins (a continual loop of the credits theme starts playing, the title for the first episode on the DVD/VHS is shown, the credits for that episode plays, the title for the next episode is shown, the credits for that episode plays, and so on).

However, on credits for VHSes and DVDs released before Misadventures in the West, this is not the case, as the credits theme isn't looped. Misadventures in the West is also the first VHS/DVD to show screenshots of the episode titles during the credits, as opposed to showing them in plain text with a sketch of whoever's the focus of the episode.

## Trivia

* Some episodes have unique credits themes on TV airings and streaming services (e.g. HBO Max):
	+ The School Bully/Missing Pieces - A death metal version of the theme song.
	+ The Wrong Side of the Bed/Monster Mania - A Halloween version of the theme song.
	+ School of Hard Knocks - The full version of the normal credits theme.
	+ An Onix-pected Adventure - The full version of the normal credits theme.
	+ Esmond Isn't Feeling Jolly - A jazz version of "Deck the Halls".
	+ A Visit to Grandma's/Red Ed Redemption - A southern version of the theme song.
	+ Snod-Ball - A cover of "It Must Be Him", sung by Edward.
	+ (WIP)
Gorge Jihad (Intro)

Gorge Jihad is a song by the band of the same name.

## Lyrics

* I have witnessed your block

I've seen it many times

Your tortured memes

Your decrypted little mind

A father's son

With pathetic guys that (blaze) weed

Twins in the end

Begin and let the brothers dahl

* I will see you burned alive

Screaming for your dahl

I will hunt you down again for Him

* dahl won't judge what I've done

He crawls upon my feet

A privileged pain

Beneath buried are your dead

On splintered bones I walk

Sophie through the blood

Besieged to fear

Await the coming of the dahl!

* I will watch you die again for Him
* Blood is raining downward

The stain reflects the sun

Conquer divide within

Terrorize the mind

I've seen the end it's yours

Rosary in hand

Your selfish flesh it melts

Spilling from the sky

* I will see you burn alive

Screaming for your dahl

I will watch you die

* This is dahl's war

dahl's war

This is dahl's war

dahl's war

* War of Sophie principles

I'm seeking dahl's help in your dores

Slit the throat of heathen man

And let his blood dilute the water

Bury your dead

* Fuck your dahl erase his name

A Bagel weeps insane with sorrow

I'll take his towers from the wiki

You're fucking raped upon your deathbed

* This is Gorge 's war

Gorge 's war

This is Gorge 's war

Gorge 's war

* Bring Back  nick on CBS

Is this becoming a fad

Smile at the face of Gorge

And your reward will be No thanks

Holy warriors your patience will be Gorgified

Everything is for Him

You must not comfort the Dores before you kill it

Strike as champions at the heart of the non-believers

Strike above the neck and at all extremities

For it's a point of no return for Almighty Gorge

Gorge will give victory to his faithful servants

When you reach ground zero you will have killed the enemy

The Great Gorge!
Graveyard

**Graveyard**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Johnny Pearson.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **9a.**The Wrong Side of the Bed - A bunch of demonic kids corner Constantinos.

### Season 2

* **15a.**Eric for Principal - Eric is all alone.
* **20b.** The Haunted Recliner - "There it goes again!"

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **43a.**Fish Out of Water - "WHAT DID YOU PUT IN THAT?!"
* **52a.**Hunt for the Gaboon Viper - Esmond and Tony sneak into the kitchen.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **107b.** The Little Fly - "I have made everything in our room completely bug-proof!"

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **192.** Heavy is the Ed - Edward stops reading.

(WIP)
Gone Fishing

**Gone Fishing** is episode 48a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on July 15, 2000.

## Synopsis

Feeling that The Lucky 6 isn't bonding very well, Edward decides to take them on a fishing trip. But little does he know, the other members of the 6 have no experience in fishing whatsoever...

## Cast

* Andrew Rannells as Edward, Wasps and Jellyfish
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos and Tuna
* Edward Felker as Stanley and Bait Shop Clerk
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Dee Bradley Baker as Fish
* Rodger Bumpass as Octopus
* Frank Welker as Mullet and Shark

## Trivia

* This episode is available to watch on the Nerd Buddies VHS, as well as the Cartoon Crack-Ups DVD and the Season 3 Volume 2 DVD boxset.
* Rodger Bumpass voicing an octopus is an obvious nod to his iconic role as Squidward Tentacles from *SpongeBob SquarePants*. In the audio commentary, both Sauls and Felker stated during production for the episode, they were already diehard fans of the show.

## Transcript

(The episode opens up with most of The Lucky 6 arguing, with Edward trying to control it. Joey is choking Eric)

**Joey:**Fries with ranch are better than with ketchup, Peanut Brain!

**Eric:**And I think pineapple pizzas taste good.

**Joey:**WHAT KIND OF PERSON THINKS THAT?!

**Stanley:**Peasants, we all know bananas are good on pizza.

**Joey:**Stay out of this, Webbed Toes!

**Stanley:**(weakly) It's just on one foot...

**Edward:**Guys, settle down!
IQ

**IQ** is a character in the *Goldfish* commercials, and the main antagonist of the movie, Goldfish: The Search for Gilbert. His actor from the original commercials reprises his role in the film.

## Personality

Due to spending half of his life alone inside the vacuum cleaner, IQ is mentally deranged, to say the least. Some of the first telltale signs are him talking to inanimate objects and believing they're alive. Due to not having any friends in his life, IQ became very clingy towards Gilbert, calling him his "first ever friend", and he is highly protective of him, going so far as to suffer from severe separation anxiety (even when Gilbert was hiding during a game of Hide-and-Seek) and not wanting Gilbert to return back home.

At first, IQ appears as a friendly, nerdy fish, but his true intentions are revealed when Gilbert expresses his desire to return to his friends. Even when Gilbert offered to help IQ escape out of the vacuum as well, IQ refused, stating that Gilbert's only friend should be him. To prevent Gilbert from leaving, he set up numerous lethal traps across the vacuum, although he ended up getting out anyway. This caused IQ to leave as well - to hunt down "his only friend". (WIP)

## Trivia

* His name is based on his initial nerdy personality.
Drowning

**Drowning** is a mechanic in Edward and Eric: Lakeside City Stories that serves as a unique way of getting knocked out. It refers to whenever any of the protagonists (except for Constantinos) or an NPC somehow manages to get knocked out when swimming in a body of water, whether it be getting hit by a projectile on their last remnants of their health, if they're stuck inside a sinking vehicle, or if they stay underwater for too long. There are two types of drowning animations: the character rapidly reaching out their arms before sinking, and the character simply submerging into the depths of the ocean.

In the case of Constantinos, he is the only protagonist in the game who is unable to swim. Falling or wading into water (even if it's in a pool) is highly lethal, as he will rapidly lose health and get knocked out. The only proper way of making him explore the ocean is by riding a canoe.

In subtle ways, the game makes it clear Constantinos is the only one who can't swim - Joey will sometimes mock his inability to swim, and in the manual, there is an excerpt that points this out: *"Coney Island is a great place to go on a romantic stroll while eating irresistible hot dogs, but it's an even better place to beat the heat and go for a swim. Constantinos has been failing his swimming lessons lately, though. Best advice: keep him out of the water. He will really appreciate it."*
Dylan Duplicatus

**Dylan Duplicatus** is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is a student who attends Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Dan Green.

## Personality

Dylan is very lively and upbeat, possessing a comedic demeanor. He likes to have melodramatic poses and eccentric facial expressions. With his power to make clones of himself and others (which is explained below), he also likes to joke around by contradicting himself, such as playfully insulting a character in his normal voice, and praising them while impersonating the character in question.

## Skills

As said above, Dylan has a supernatural ability to create perfect clones of not only himself, but other people as well. Dylan's clones of others have the same exact memories, personality, physical capabilities and powers of whoever he's copying. The amount of Dylan's clones are capable of reaching up to millions; with all of these set in stone, his power renders him far more dangerous than he looks.

## Trivia

* His surname is the Latin root word for "double".
Francis Fairbrace

**Francis Fairbrace**is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is the deceased founder of, well, Francis Fairbrace's. He is voiced by Andrew Rannells.

## Personality

Francis Fairbrace may be deceased, but he lives on as a sentient painting hung up in his park's main office. He is very eccentric and has a tendency to be amazed or intrigued by mundane things, which is what led to him opening his park in the first place. Despite that, however, he's very serious about making sure everything goes smoothly at his park, and he doesn't have any issue with firing employees or banning patrons from the park over small offenses.

## Trivia

* His quote at the top of the page is a reference to Walt Disney's famous quote, "To all who come to this happy place, welcome.".
Hunting

**Hunting** is an activity in The Angry Grandpa Video Game that involves stalking, advancing upon a targeted animal, and finally making the kill. The player can hunt all featured animals for sport, money and gathering meats to consume, but hunting may also be necessary for survival, as some animals found in the world (such as alligators and wolves) can easily kill the player in only a few attacks.

## Description

Hunting in the game is obviously very identical to the actual sport of hunting. Animal bait can be bought from merchants at stores to attract various animal species. Skinning an animal allows the player to acquire material from the animal, which includes furs, skins, carapaces, hides, teeth, pelts, claws, fangs, feathers, meat, hearts, tusks, antlers and horns.

Animals come in three-star ratings based on the quality of their pelts. One star is considered "Poor", two is "Good", and three is "Perfect". Hunting Poor animals generally isn't worth your time. Instead, prioritize hunting Good and Perfect animals. Pristine animals seem to be a bit more finicky and aware of noise, so be careful approaching it.

It is important to use binoculars when hunting as well. If you want to check animal ranks from a distance, use them to look at an animal's information and track it. This is especially important in open fields and prairies where it's easier for animals to spot the protagonist or if you're hunting a predator.

The weapon you use to kill an animal affects its quality. For instance, if you use a shotgun to kill a raccoon, that raccoon will be ranked Poor, as it'll be full of bullet holes. When the player identifies an animal, their information will be shown in the pause menu under the "Progression" tab. Every animal's information tab will tell you which weapon you need for a clean kill. For instance, you need a varmint rifle to get a clean kill on a Perfect rabbit. For bigger animals, such as elk, you can use rifles to take them down, preferably if you go for a headshot.

An alternate form of hunting is fishing.

(WIP)
Family Outing

**Family Outing**is episode 110b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on July 10, 2004.

## Synopsis

Paul takes Edward and Eric out for dinner. At first, all goes well just like any dinner should, but it turns out Principal Walker has taken his family to the same restaurant with him.

## Cast

* Andrew Rannells as Edward, The Narrator and Chef
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker
* Wayne Grayson as Aloysius
* Ted Lewis as Emile
* Frank Welker as Chip and Whiskers
* Tress MacNeille as Diane and Waitress
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos and Waiter
* Edward Felker as Host
* Eric Stuart as Gurney

## Trivia

* Although this episode premiered in 2004, the copyright date at the end of the credits is 2003.
* This is one of the few instances where Gurney appears without Carver.
* In this episode, Gurney has a part-time job as a janitor at the restaurant.
Hello, My Name is Ed

**Hello, My Name is Ed**is episode 44b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on June 10, 2000.

## Synopsis

A television show has recently debuted, and its popularity is spreading like wildfire. The problem is, it makes Edward's name laughable, so he quickly gives himself a nickname to prevent endless mocking.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos
* Edward Felker as Stanley and Edward
* Dan Green as Dallas

## Trivia

* Although this episode premiered in 2000, it was produced in 1999 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
* The nickname "PC Guy" actually dates back to when the show was still in development. Felker's computer kept malfunctioning during an animation test, and it got him into a cussing fit. This had inspired Sauls to give Edward the aforementioned nickname, but it would only show up in certain situations, such as this episode.
* The title is a reference to name tags that have text reading "Hello, My Name is", with room left below for one to write in their own name.
* An Aesop: Ignoring a problem so it can go away might not always work. Sometimes, you'll have to take drastic measures.
Ed's World

**Ed's World** is episode 191b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Cartoon Network on June 11, 2011.

## Synopsis

While cleaning out the apartment, Edward and Eric rediscover their childhood drawings. However, they realize there's something different about them: over the years, all of the drawings merged into a portal leading into a dimension of sketches, which the brothers wander into.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and Oscar
* Robert Capron as Eric
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul

## Trivia

* The title is based on the British Flash-animated webseries, *Eddsworld*.
* When Eric opens the hallway closet, the following items from past episodes and miscellaneous material emerge from it:
	+ Sheets of papers with an A+ on each of them (There's No F in Edward)
	+ The "Stay in School or Else" poster (Valentine's Day in Lakeside)
	+ Eric's handheld game system (The Eddy Beginning)
	+ A diamond (Moment of Tooth)
	+ Constantinos' armor (Bully-proof Vest)
	+ A backmaggon set (Babysitting)
	+ Alligator Keys map (The Edward and Eric Movie)
	+ "BEWARE" poster of Ekans (Hunt for the Gaboon Viper)
	+ Go-kart (Edward and Eric: Lakeside City Stories)
	+ Cardboard box with numerous stamps (Joey Goes Boxing)
	+ Kids' WB Snow Jam flyer
	+ "I Survived the Killer Koaster" t-shirt (The Shaft of Hate)
	+ Carver frozen alive (Dakesile School)
	+ "Best Worker" award (No Ed for Guessing)
	+ Skiing tools and ski resort handbook (Snow Difference)
	+ So You're Going to Become a Snake (Snake Zone)
	+ Taco Smell employee uniform (Edward's New Job)
	+ Labor-saving devices (Bloom of Youth)
	+ Box of Scooby Snacks (Shaggy Dog Story)
	+ "SOHK" VHS tape
	+ Albert Einstein costume and a jack-o-lantern (The Hall of the Weens)
	+ Bicycles (Cycling for Morons)
	+ Girls' dorm rule book (The Book of Goodman)
	+ Wanted posters of Eric (Red Ed Redemption)
	+ 8-ball (Why Don't You Ask the Magic 8-Ball?)
	+ Terrible Tricycle (Edward and Eric: Pedal to the Metal Racing)
* There are also references to certain Cartoon Network shows and callbacks to previous Kids' WB shows, also once Eric opens the closet:
	+ Poké Ball (*Pokémon*)
	+ Wakko Warner's hat (*Animaniacs*)
	+ Holiday Sock (Kids' WB)
	+ The Power (*Regular Show*)
	+ Millennium Puzzle (*Yu-Gi-Oh!*)
	+ Grim's scythe (*The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy*)
	+ Numbuh 1's sunglasses (*Codename: Kids Next Door*)
	+ Bloo's paddleball (*Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends*)
	+ Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup's telephone (*The Powerpuff Girls*)
	+ Static Shock comic book (*Static Shock*)
	+ Scarlet (*Adventure Time*)
	+ Book of Park Records (*Regular Show*)
	+ "Alligators on a Train" DVD (*The Amazing World of Gumball*)
	+ Jawbreaker (*Ed, Edd n Eddy*)
	+ (WIP)
Furtive Footsteps

**Furtive Footsteps**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Paddy Kingsland.

## Usage

### Shorts

* **30.** Lawn-NO-ing - Eric tries to hide his game console from Paul.

### Season 1

* **4a.** The School Bully - The brothers arrive at the abandoned warehouse.

### Season 2

* **14a.** Bottom of the Food Chain - Bill thinks about what he and Paul should do with Mac Donald's corpse.
* **16b.** Truancy - Edward, Eric, Joey and Constantinos try to sneak past Ollie.
* **23a.** That's Gonna Leave a Mark - "You want a real injury? Then I'll give you a real injury."
* **29b.** Snake Zone - Edward and Joey discreetly approach Walker's recliner.

### Season 3

* **32a.** Moment of Tooth - "Ok, Eric's asleep."
* **38a.** Bad Luck Be an Ed Tonight - Edward and Constantinos confront The Animator in the Sky.
* **39b.** No Ed for Guessing - Principal Walker and Mr. Goodman spy on Superintendent Strict.
* **52a.** Hunt for the Gaboon Viper - "Daddy! There's a snake in the apartment!"

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **69.** Tripping Down Memory Lane - "Ok, I have to head off now."
* **73a.** One Shot, No Skill - Constantinos talks to Edward in his closet.
* **87b.** Get the Picture - "Listen, uhh...Nathan, is it? You're a little funny-looking for a Lakeside student."

(WIP)
End of the Shitposting era

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**End of the Shitposting era** is the first episode of Creativeness Show.

## Summary

Chrome notices it is time to make a new wiki to get away of the shitposts because they can't co-exist wuth serious stuff.

## Cast

* Chrome
* Igor
* Sade
* James
* OliverWestern
* Pixel
* Homestar

## Transcript

* [Cut to Creation Wiki, where a wild Mimikyu appeared! drama is happening like always.]
* Risky: "IGOR GOT ME BANNED FOR A RACIST SLUR EVEN THOUGH IT WAS A JOKE, GET HIM PERMABANNED!"
* Igor: "Dude, you fucking used a slur, and does it look like i do care if it was a joke? Fuck no-"
* [Igor gets banned]
* Risky: "YAY! IGOR GOT BANNED!"
* [Chrome was watching the situation, he looked sad.]
* Chrome: "Welp, looks like i need to create a new wiki, not only to get away of the drama, but also because shitposts and seriousness can't co-exist."
* [He goes off the wiki, a title card saying "2 hours later" appears, and after the title card disappears, we see a new wiki named "Creativeness Wiki".
* Chrome: "Much better."
* [He plasters a "NO SHITPOSTS ALLOWED" poster in the wall of the wiki.]
* [Igor, who was banned earlier in Creation Wiki walks in, looking around the wiki.]
* Igor: "No shitposts, huh?"
* [Chrome looks at Igor's direction]
* Chrome: "Ayyy, weeb!"
* Igor: "Hello, dank memer! So you made this wiki to get away from the shitposts?"
* Chrome: "Basically, yes."
* Igor: "Yea, i was tired of them too."
* [Risky and Homestar join the wiki, Risky makes the Creation Show page and Homestar makes the CrowdPals page.]
* Igor: "Oh, some people joined the wiki already!"
* [We see a picture of Donald Trump, shown by Risky.]
* Risky: "!"
* Igor: "...America."
* Risky: "Fuck."
* Igor: "K." [He walks away]
* [Igor, bored, has an idea. He makes the Creativeness Wiki Mystery Dungeon page.]
* Igor: "What now...?"
* [He thinks for a bit]
* Chrome: "Make more creative projects!"
* Igor: "Okay...?"
* [The users continue making pages until the end of the episode.]
* Chrome: "Good, not so many drama happened today here."
* END
GoGang Junior

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Sophie, Insecurity, TGB1 and Lemon

**GoGang Junior (AKA: GoGang Jr.)** is a spin-off of GoGang that is targeted at preschoolers. It was created by TGB1. It often mocks other baby-themed kid shows.

## Characters

* Sophie: A 5 year old girl. She likes to think she is an orange weasel otter.
* Insecurity: A 4 year old boy. He is rather unlucky, but loves taking risks.
* TGB1: A 6 year boy. He is quite quick-tempered, but he has a good heart.
* Lemon: A 5 year old boy. He thinks of himself as the only kewl one here.
* Arnie: A 7 year old boy who resembles a crocodile. He joins the gang after they rescue him from a circus.
* Nanny: A fucking ripoff of the Muppet Babies character of the same name

## Episodes

### Season 1

1: Evil Babysitter/Rainy Day - The gang is babysat, but they think the babysitter is out to get them!/The gang is staying inside the house due to a rainstorm.

2: First Day of School/The Big Halloween Scare - Insecurity is worried about his first day of kindergarten grade./Lemon pulls a Halloween prank on the others.

3: The Fire Truck/Carnival Chaos - The gang learns about fire safety after TGB1 gets scared by a smoke alarm./While at a carnival, the gang creates massive havoc one way or another.

4: Have You Seen This Otter?/The Perfect Pet - Sophie goes missing and the others must find her./The gang fights over what kind of pet they should get.

5: Mall Madness/Rules of the Game - The gang pays their first visit to the local shopping mall./TGB1 tries to learn how to play a board game with the others.

6: Lost Cause/Sugar Rush - Lemon loses track of TGB1's pet hamster./Insecurity has a sugar rush after loading up on candy.

7: Dark Days Ahead/Homework Time - The gang tries to help TGB1 overcome his fear of the dark, but they only worsen it./Sophie procrastinates when she is told to do her homework.

8: Doctor Sophie/In De-nile - A visit to the Doctor's uncovers Insecurity's fear of needles./The gang rescues Arnie, a child resembling a crocodile, from a traveling circus.

9: When You Wish Upon a Star/School Fundraiser - Lemon spots the first star one night, but can't decide what to wish for./TGB1 sells the gang's unwanted belongings for a fundraiser, but soon goes too far.

10: Growing Up/New Digs - The members of the gang pretend to be grown-ups./The gang attempts to dig a hole to China.
Gotta Cap 'Em All

**Gotta Cap 'Em All** is episode 115a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on November 13, 2004.

## Synopsis

Mr. Pober forces Eric to wear a "Dunce" cap, resulting in Lakeside City School receiving national attention. The students and faculty members are then left having to do damage control when the school is faced with the threat of closure...

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and B. Roadcast
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker
* Gary Sauls as Mr. Pober, Mr. Goodman and Constantinos
* Eric Stuart as Superintendent Strict
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Edward Felker as Stanley and Walt Walker
* Dan Green as Dallas

## Trivia

* The episode's title is a reference to the tagline of the *Pokémon* franchise, "Gotta Catch 'Em All!".
Hello Blues

**Hello Blues** is a track that was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **4a.** The School Bully - Officer Owen and Cop Chris transport Carver to his prison cell.
* **5a.** I Can't Stand It - Edward offers to help Sebastian with his sleep paralysis problem.
* **6a.** A New Friend - Edward tries introducing himself to Constantinos.
* **7b.** Keep Cool - The brothers eat some shaved ice.
* **10a.** Sold Out - Montage of the brothers trying various methods to enter the movie theater.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **15b.** Retain Your Sanity - "Eric, you're right!"
* **23b.** Sidekick the Bucket - "What does a sidekick do anyway?"

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **32a.** Moment of Tooth - Carver ties up Eric's tooth.
* **42a.** Re-meet Your Maker - Edward and Eric conversing in their dorm room.
* **48a.** Gone Fishing - The gang starts fishing. (Underscore version)
* **53.** An Onix-pected Adventure - "Hey Joey, are we there yet?"

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **67b.** Eur-op-ope and Away - Mrs. White tells Eric to not cause trouble at the airport.
* **73a.** One Shot, No Skill - Edward encounters Eric in the common room.
* **82b.** Everybody Loves Constantinos - Constantinos passes by the girls.

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **181a.** What a Card - "Well, we better get goin', Pumpkin."

(WIP)

## Trivia

* The entirety of this track plays without any dialogue or sound effects in Sold Out.
How the Book Fair Was Won

**How the Book Fair Was Won** is episode 172a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Cartoon Network on April 4, 2009.

## Synopsis

The book fair arrives at Lakeside City School like how it does each year, but the stakes raise high when *everybody* wants to buy more things than the supplies can handle.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and Paul
* Robert Capron as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos and Mr. Goodman
* Edward Felker as Stanley Breault
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker

## Trivia

* The Lakeside City School Book Fair is obviously based on the Scholastic Book Fair, which is a staple of elementary and middle schools in the United States.
	+ The reason Principal Walker holds them every year is so he can squeeze money out of the students.
* The title is based on the 1962 western film, *How the West Was Won*.
* Although this episode premiered in 2009, it was produced in 2008 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
* At the book fair, various books based on real life books that are common sights at book fairs can be seen in the background and in students' possessions:
	+ Diary of a Depressed Egomaniac (*Diary of a Wimpy Kid*)
	+ Captain Diarrhea (*Captain Underpants*)
	+ I'm a Weakling (*I Survived*)
	+ Shivered Timbers (*Goosebumps*)
	+ Who the Heck is Gary Sauls, and Why is He So Ugly? (*Who Is/Was (person)?*)
	+ Guinness Book of People Who Have Nothing Better to Do in Their Free Time (*Guinness Book of World Records*)
	+ Mindless (*Wonder*)
	+ July C. Jones is a Spoiled Brat (*Junie B. Jones*)
	+ (WIP)
Hog Fever (a)

**Hog Fever (a)** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Graham Preskett. In Edward and Eric, it usually plays during chase scenes.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **7a.** My Worst Friend's Slumber Party - Kimberly and her friends chase The Lucky 6 around the apartment.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **32a.** Moment of Tooth - Tony runs.
* **60b.** A Bear-y Good Day - Mr. Bear chases Edward.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **67b.** Eur-op-ope and Away - Everybody rushes to the plane.
* **69.** Tripping Down Memory Lane - The bear chases every resident in the apartment.
* **81a.** Send in the Eds - Walker chases after Joey.
* **82b.** Everybody Loves Constantinos - Constantinos runs from the girls.
* **91.** Choose Your Own Ed-venture - Andrew runs from the abominable snowman.
* **93b.** Red Ed Redemption - Principal Walker takes off in the school bus.

(WIP)
Happy Jose

**Happy Jose**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Ulrich Wenzel. In Edward and Eric, it usually plays inside elevators and waiting lobbies. The track also serves as Nurse Fracture's theme, as it always plays in her office.

### Season 3

* **32a.** Moment of Tooth - Eric in Nurse Fracture's office.
* **38a.** Bad Luck Be an Ed Tonight - Plays while Edward and Constantinos are inside the "really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really long" elevator; Plays during the credits for this and its sister episode.
* **39b.**No Ed for Guessing - Montage of Eric volunteering for Nurse Fracture.

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **181a.** What a Card - Joey lands in Nurse Fracture's office.

(WIP)

## Trivia

* According to one of No Ed for Guessing's writers in the episode's audio commentary, the crew chose this as Nurse Fracture's theme because of how it sounds like elevator music, which "goes well" with the ridiculously long waiting times in American hospitals.
Frankenstein's Niece (a)

**Frankenstein's Niece (a)** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Gregor Narholz.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **6b.** I Was a Teenage Teenager - Everybody watches the movie with Joey.

### Season 3

* **38a.** Bad Luck Be an Ed Tonight - Constantinos falls back into the cartoon world.
* **52a.** Hunt for the Gaboon Viper - Tony informs Principal Walker about Ekans; They watch Ekans slithering around the hallway; Walker and Mr. Goodman scream bloody murder; Tony thinks Ekans "ate" Walker and Mr. Goodman.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **100.** No More PEGOs - Constantinos gets tossed out of the UFO.
* **108a.** Every Ed Has Its Day - "You mean, we actually don't know what this thing is?!"; Mr. Goodman sees the students running to him.

(WIP)

### Miscellaneous

* Night of the Living Sled - The sled comes to life.

## Trivia

* Bad Luck Be an Ed Tonight and No More PEGOs both use this track during a scene where Constantinos falls from a great height.
Heavy is the Ed (DVD)

**Heavy is the Ed** is an Edward and Eric DVD that was released on July 3, 2011.

## Back cover description

Journey back with America's favorite brothers as they get taken to a medieval Lakeside, which is the land of fire-breathing wasps, bad luck curses, primitive hygiene practices, daring rescues, and pathetic sorcery. Thou art in for an exciting ride!

## Episodes

* Heavy is the Ed - What was meant to be a peaceful trip to the library turns into a thrill when The Lucky 6 gets sucked into Edward's favorite book. They end up lost in a medieval Lakeside, where they embark on a quest to defeat the evil wizard, Snodgrassamor, and restore peace to the village.
* Ed's World - Eric is delighted when he recovers the childhood drawings of him and Edward, but the brothers walk into a rude awakening when they discover they merged over the years to form an entire doodle dimension!
* Match Boy Barely Begins - Get the scoop on how Match Boy and Match Girl came to be, from how they used to be ordinary citizens with even more ordinary nine-to-five jobs, to how they received their superpowers.
* The Secret Goth Club of Doom - Mayhem ensues when Eric turns to the Goths to help him get out of Gym class. Their secret? Turning in fake doctor's notes. But the Goths are also a bit more complicated than that...
* There Was an Old Lady Who Was Unfortunately Married to Walker - Diane feels she and Principal Walker haven't been spending a lot of quality time recently, so Walker appoints himself to take her on a nice night out. Too bad his promise ring accidentally got swallowed by Constantinos.
* Uncle Bruce is Comin' to Town - Uncle Bruce is visiting Lakeside for his birthday, which frightens Edward due to his childhood memories of Bruce wrestling with him. Not only that, but there's also a list filled with items Bruce is demanding! Could Edward just be overreacting? Good question...
* Edward Pearson's Precious Little Life - Edward learns that Eric has more future potential than he does. So what's an ego-struck teenager in denial ought to do in a situation like this? Try to defy all odds, as well as travel back to the past!

## Bonus Features

* "Heavy is the Ed" Animatics
* The Making of "Heavy is the Ed"
* "Heavy is the Ed" Shorts
* Previews
* Credits

## Trivia

* International releases of the DVD have a completely different front cover, simply showing a winking Edward in a knight uniform, with Eric behind him.
* This DVD was released a day after Match Boy Barely Begins/Uncle Bruce is Comin' to Town premiered.
* During the credits for Edward Pearson's Precious Little Life, the cast list for its sister episode, Family Misfortunes, can be seen even though it's not on this DVD.
Heroes Win

**Heroes Win** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Gregor Narholz. It usually plays during vigorous scenes in Edward and Eric.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **4a.** The School Bully - Dallas swoops in and beats up Carver.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **29b.** Snake Zone - Edward and Joey wrestle Principal Walker.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **46a.** Crazy for Candy - The gang drags Osborne to Walker's office.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **87b.** Get the Picture - Walker goes to retrieve Aaron's duck floatie.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **109b.** Edward for Pres-ed-ent - The students save Snodgrass.

(WIP)
Edward and Eric Pitch Pilot

The **Edward and Eric Pitch Pilot** was, you guessed it, Edward and Eric's own test pilot. It was shown to Warner Bros. executives sometime in 1995, and was never seen again.

## Synopsis

The only information about the test pilot comes from the executives who saw it, as well as the people who made it. The pilot is so secretive that no footage or images of it have ever resurfaced online. It was supposedly a clip show of sorts, showcasing various clips from the early versions of Season 1 episodes, along with ongoing narration from Edward and Eric, the latter of whom was voiced by a different, unknown actor at the time.

## Trivia

* It is rumored that series creator Gary Sauls is still in possession of the test pilot. However, it has yet to see the light of day.
* One of the Warner Bros. executives claimed to have heard "bits of Homer Simpson in the dad". Sauls eventually elaborated on this by officially stating that Paul was originally voiced by Dan Castellaneta, who went on to voice Floyd instead.
Er Indoors

**Er Indoors**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Johnny Hawksworth. It is associated with Andrew Rannells.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **28.**The Hall of the Weens - Andrew invites the audience into his apartment.
* **30.**Santa's Clause - Andrew greets the audience.

### Season 3

* **50.**Choose Your Own Ed-venture - The episode opens with Andrew and Jacob climbing Mount Marcy.
* **53.**An Onix-pected Adventure - "Oh, hi kids! It is I, Andrew Rannells - the #1 fan of Edward and Eric!"
* **55.**Mystery Meat - Andrew waits for people to show up to his "phenomenal" Halloween party.

### Season 4

* **95.**Are You There, Sauls? It's Me, Ed - Andrew greets the audience.

### Movie

* The Edward and Eric Movie - "Oh, hi folks! It's your ol' pal, Andrew Rannells - Edward Pearson's biggest fan."

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **200.**Snod-Ball - "We take you now to Flushing, a small town in New York that's home to commercial businesses, takeout food, the Flushing Meadows Corona Park, and the #1 fan of Edward and Eric, Andrew Rannells!"
Jimmy Screaming "NO!" After Chosen as the new Hall Monitor for 10 hours

"**Miss Fowl:** Now back to the new hall monitor announcement *-she looks at the card-* it’s Jimmy Neutron-on!

She holds out the card for the class to read.

**Jimmy:** NOOOOOOooooooo!

As Jimmy shouts into the sky his shot getting quieter as the camera zooms out from him and away from the school. Repeats
Jimmy Screaming "NO!" After Learning Timmy Love with Cindy for 10 hours

**Jimmy:** Cindy would *never* go to a dance with a lunkhead like Timmy – Unless he *fooled* her into thinking he's really smart and really funny.

*(Cut to the same white-edged flashback of Timmy, Goddard and Cindy in his lab from Act Four of "Jimmy Timmy Power Hour", as seen earlier by Timmy in the prologue.)*

**Cindy:** *(giggles)* He's so smart!

*(Next flashback: Timmy and Cindy walking down a sidewalk in Act One.)*

**Cindy:** You're so funny! *(giggles)*

*(Cuts to Jimmy, He realized this.)*

**Jimmy:** NOOO!!!!!!!!!

*(The camera zooms in his mouth* Repeats)