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A Quiet Night Out

**A Quiet Night Out** is episode 102b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on April 24, 2004.

## Synopsis

A night out at The Gingerbread House turns into a disaster when The Lucky 6 drinks too much root beer.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and Cop Chris
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos and Officer Owen
* Edward Felker as Stanley
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Mike Pollock as Chef Nicky and Bully

## Trivia

* Although this episode premiered in 2004, it was produced in 2003 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
* The bully from The Eddy Beginning reappears in this episode, implied to have received brain damage from the beating Dallas gave him in the episode.
* This episode was available on the Comedic Celebrations VHS and DVD over a week before it premiered on television. It is also available on the Season 5 Volume 1 box set.
Don't P in the Ool

**Don't P in the Ool**is episode 45a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on June 24, 2000.

## Synopsis

Paul takes Edward, Eric and Sid to the local water park, but when Sid suddenly goes missing, the brothers make it their mission to find him before they have to leave so they won't get in trouble.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and The Narrator
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Veronica Taylor as Sid and Carver
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul
* Eric Stuart as Gurney
* John DiMaggio as Tony
* Gary Sauls as Skipper

Gordon makes a silent cameo appearance.

## Trivia

* The title is a play on words with the sentence, "Don't pee in the pool".
* This is one of the few instances where Edward and Eric appear without any of the other members of The Lucky 6.
* This is Sid’s debut appearance.
* This isn't the first time Gurney has worked as a lifeguard.
* The water park is somewhat of a parody of Splish Splash Water Park, which happens to be located in Calverton, New York.
* **Credits:** Edward checks the senior pool for Sid. When he notices there's classical music playing, he dances along, but then he swims away in fright once Dangerous (a) plays through the intercom (which turns out to be Sid doing it).
2003-2004 Global Baseball Championship Season

The 2003-2004 **Global Baseball Championship** (GBC) season is the inaugural season of the GBC. This is the first attempt at a revival of the World Championship Baseball series.

## Pre-season

In 1999, Nixon Flores founded the GBC and a few years later in 2001, it was announced that the first season will have 16 teams. It was also announced that every team will have a owner contracted by the GBC.

In 2002, it was announced that The WB, UPN, and Fox Sports will have network television coverage of the regular season, while they announced that RealNetworks' RealPlayer will have up to 5 games per day. It was also announced that NBC Sports and CBS Sports will have playoff coverage.

## Teams

### Division I

* Canada
* Mexico
* Sweden
* North Korea
* China
* India
* Cuba
* Australia

### Division II

* United States
* Russia
* Japan
* South Korea
* New Zealand
* Netherlands
* Dominican Republic
* France
Chatterbox Museum: Volume 1

**Chatterbox Museum: Volume 1**is a compilation DVD that contains episodes from shows produced by Chatterbox Productions. It was released on May 4, 2005.

## Back cover description

Get ready for over an hour of your favorite shows proudly presented by Chatterbox Productions! We've gathered some popular episodes from Edward and Eric and The Cheesy Adventures of Luis together in a collection that is guaranteed to provide thrills!

## Episodes

* The Foggiest Idea (Edward and Eric) - On Halloween, Sebastian tells everyone a scary story, with some interesting results...
* Hoo's There? (Edward and Eric) - Oscar attends a family reunion and brings Edward and Eric along.
* Last Minute Delivery (The Cheesy Adventures of Luis) - Luis has to deliver pizza to an unsettling neighborhood.
* Could You Repeat My Order? (The Cheesy Adventures of Luis) - Luis gets amnesia and forgets who he is!

## Shorts

* Dust Bunnies - A pair of dust bunnies named Duke and Germaphobe go on an expedition to the top shelf of the laundry room.
Beach Party

**Beach Party**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Harry Bluestone. It usually plays in scenes that take place at Coney Island or at a pool.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **16b.**Truancy - Edward, Eric, Joey and Constantinos head to the beach.
* **24a.**There's So Much to Sea - Edward spots Gurney.

### Season 3

* **45a.**Don't P in the Ool - The beginning.
A Sticky Situation

**A Sticky Situation** is episode 168c of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Cartoon Network on October 25, 2008.

## Synopsis

After getting glue on his pants while making macaroni art, Sticky Pants' pants become stickier than usual. This leads to everything he comes into contact with sticking to him, and he ends up becoming the center of a big ball of objects!

## Cast (WIP)

* Eric Stuart as Sticky Pants
* Andrew Rannells as Edward

## Transcript

* This episode is 4 minutes long as opposed to the normal duration of 11 minutes.
* Sticky Pants breaks the fourth wall by eventually becoming bigger than the universe, which then destroys the entire cartoon.
* This is the third episode to end with the universe being completely destroyed, after Dead Dallas and New Singer in Town.
Creation Wiki 2: Electric Boogaloo

Creation Wiki 2: Electric Boogaloo is a 2017 Kekistanian animated film, it is a sequel to the now lost film Creation Wiki vs. Kool Kid vs. Ethan Bradberry.

## Synopsis

in the distant future, in the year ~~1999~~  ~~2000~~   ~~2010~~   ~~2015~~  9,999,999,999,999,999,999 a group of SEN kids are living peacefully on the space colony Creation Wiki, one of the kids, named Fedora calls another kid, named Eyegor a "poopyhead" Eyegor is offended by this so he builds the Electric Boogaloo machine a device that will eradicate all life in multiverse thereby preventing people from making offensive jokes, he just needs the magic maguffin crystal to make it work, now the SEN kids must stop Eyegor.

## Reception

the film is considered a considered to be the greatest film of all time anyone who criticises it is erased from reality.
Are We There Yet?

**Are We There Yet?** is episode 88 of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on August 3, 2002.

## Synopsis

After seeing Mr. Goodman run errands around in the school bus, a bored Joey decides to steal it so he can go for a drive. He draws attention to his idea by advertising it as a "tourist bus" to the other students, but this only leads to chaos. Meanwhile, the rest of The Lucky 6 tries to cover up everybody's absences before any of the faculty can discover.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward, Oscar and Cop Chris
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos and Mr. Goodman
* Edward Felker as Stanley
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker and Satan
* Veronica Taylor as Carver
* Jessica DiCicco as Lola
* Rickey D'Shon Collins as Blake
* Eric Stuart as Gurney

## Trivia

* This episode is available to watch on the Road Trippin' Adventures VHS and DVD, and the Season 4 Volume 2 box set.
* This is the only Season 4 episode where Satan appears.
* This episode was originally scheduled to premiere on May 4, 2002, but was pushed back to August 3 in order to coincide with the Kids' WB Way Outta the Way Road Trip event.
	+ Prior to being delayed, the episode was heavily advertised, which, according to Sauls on Lakeside City Forums, "only added salt to the wound out of all the delays we had. But these things are out of our control anyway."
		- A two-minute preview of the episode was also available online, as well as a few images.
* This is one of the few double-length episodes where there aren't any live-action scenes with Andrew.
Clownfish Capers

**Clownfish Capers**is a track that was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **17b.** Chick Magnet - The ending.
* **23a.** That's Gonna Leave a Mark - Montage of Edward and Joey continuously injuring themselves.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **48b.**Meet the Walkers - Edward gets chased by Whiskers.
* **54a.**Comic Relief - The ending.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **73a.** One Shot, No Skill - The ending.
* **74a.**Sid's Shenanigans - Sid destroys the entire city.
* **79b.**Pure as the Driven Snow - The ending.
* **85b.** Goodman's Bodyguard - Greg is revealed to be an old friend of Mr. Goodman's.

(WIP)

### Movie

* The Edward and Eric Movie - The police officers chase Edward, Eric and Joey.

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **182a.** Early Bird Catches the Ed - The ending. (Last part only; low-pitched)
* **199a.** The Tortoise and the Ed - Principal Walker frees all the tortoises.

(WIP)

## Trivia

* The longest usage of this track is in Sid's Shenanigans, where the entirety of the track played.
Creativeness Wiki (anthem)

* From the Edgy spam
* To the land of the autistic time
* Through the lands of northern gays,
* The massive cringe and thousand page
* Night Hawk has called to you
* Vamos Todos Chupar Dele Pau
* Today we cringe together
* So sing along to our shitty song
* There is a place I know
* In the land where autism goes
* Our ideas aren't as better than yours! Creativeness!
* Oy yoy yoy- We are coming from the mountains
* Oy yoy yoy - we are running out of dreams
* Oy yoy yoy - Gonna tear it apart
* Tonight we’re coming for memes
* Dear neighbour down south,
* We’re pounding on your door.
* We know you like to run your mouth,
* But stop picking fights and pour some pints
* Give us some bleach to drink
* And some nooses to take back home
* We’ll give you a reason to believe
* That you’re no longer number one!
* There is a place I know
* Where the cringe melts into ideas
* Ideas
* Our beer is better than yours
* Our ideas aren't as better than yours, Creativeness!

* [Edgy riff]

* Oy yoy yoy- We are coming from the mountains
* Oy yoy yoy - we are running out of dreams
* Oy yoy yoy - Gonna tear it apart
* Tonight we’re coming for memes
* Tonight Creativeness Wiki dies
Bowling Wagon

The **Bowling Wagon** is a vehicle featured in Edward and Eric: Lakeside City Stories, its DLCs, and Edward and Eric: Joey's World. Although it is a military tank, it is completely different from a standard one, as it is designed to shoot out bowling balls instead of explosives, as its name obviously implies.

## Description

The Bowling Wagon is a large and heavy tank that possesses immense durability, as it cannot be damaged by any weapon except for the flamethrower (which isn't carried by NPCs without mods anyway). It is also the only vehicle in the game that can actually run over pedestrians; should an NPC get run over, they will be squashed flat. The turret's aiming is superb, which makes it useful for taking down police helicopters.

Unless the player uses cheats, the Bowling Wagon cannot be obtained in normal gameplay until the last district is unlocked, due to the army spawning when the player has a black Trouble Meter; the black Trouble Meter cannot be obtained until that point in the story. They will give chase in the Bowling Wagon in intentions of knocking out the player as opposed to simply apprehending them. Thankfully, the tank can be avoided without much difficulty due to its moderate speed, but it is practically a death wish to engage with one, as the soldier operating the tank will not hesitate to utilize the tank's turrets.

Another way of legitimately obtaining the Bowling Wagon is by completing the mission, (TBD), where afterwards, it will always spawn in front of Carver's apartment for the player to use. During the mission in question, Carver will operate it and use it to fight Dallas.

(WIP)
Cop Chris

**Chris** (surname unknown), better known as **Cop Chris** is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is one of Lakeside's most notable policemen. He is voiced by Andrew Rannells.

## Personality

Unlike his partner, Owen, Chris is an incredibly lazy individual who is usually less concerned about enforcing the laws of Lakeside, and more concerned about how many donuts he has on hand. His laziness usually results in more annoyance to Owen, but they manage to retain an odd friendship nonetheless.

## Trivia

* His laid-back and easygoing nature is very similar to that of his voice actor, Andrew Rannells.
Comic Walk

**Comic Walk** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Sidney Torch. In Edward and Eric, it is usually accompanied with Joey, Old Man Esmond and Snodgrass.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **3a.** Frantic Sensations - Joey yells at the King Wasp.
* **4b.** Missing Pieces - Esmond tells Eric to be quiet.
* **7a.** My Worst Friend's Slumber Party - "Listen, Mrs. Bulimia! Hand over all of your pizzas, pronto!"

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **27a.** Opposites Day - "WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY BAG?!"
* **30.** Santa's Clause - "Can't you see we're busy working under sweatshop conditions?"

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **46a.** Crazy for Candy - Osborne enters the office.
* **52a.** Hunt for the Gaboon Viper - Tony knocks on Joey's door, and then runs to Dallas for help.
* **52b.** Bloom of Youth - Principal Walker answers the door.
* **59b.** Comedy Gold - "WHERE DID THIS DIRT COME FROM?!"

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **80b.** Carver Day - "How do you know about Carver?"
* **83a.** Abracadabra! - "Something's not kosher here."

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **106a.** Ed on Your Parade - "Hold it! Who challenged us?"
* **108a.** Every Ed Has Its Day - "Hey morons, I'm freezing!"; "There's something weird about that new guy, Edward."
* **118b.** Dead Dallas - "Hey everyone, look at Dallas!"

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **143b.** Wayne and Stanley's Excellent Adventure - Joey mocks Wayne. (Low-pitched)

(WIP)
Dramatic Cue (b)

**Dramatic Cue (b)**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Ronald Hanmer. In Edward and Eric, it usually plays during highly alarming or stressful scenes.

## Usage

### Shorts

* **2.**Simon Says... - Edward's bionic arm beats him up.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **23a.** That's Gonna Leave a Mark - Joey hugs Larry.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **39b.** No Ed for Guessing - Walker runs from the collapsing mountains.
* **46a.** Crazy for Candy - Osborne runs away.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **69.**Tripping Down Memory Lane - Joey's hair is set ablaze.
* **80b.**Carver Day - Constantinos calls for Mr. Goodman's help.
* **82b.**Everybody Loves Constantinos - Edward and Constantinos run to the totem pole.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **107b.** The Little Fly - Eric notices a tiny hole in the wall.

(WIP)
Christmas Chronicles

**Christmas Chronicles** is an Edward and Eric VHS that was released on December 1, 2001. A DVD reprint with five additional episodes was released on November 9, 2004.

## Back cover description

Even if it isn't Christmas, you can always warm yourself up with these Christmas specials from America's favorite brothers, Edward and Eric! So feel free to grab a cup of hot cocoa, sit back and relax as you witness them celebrate the festive holiday in the most unpredictable ways!

## Episodes

* Santa's Clause - Santa Claus gets kidnapped by Principal Walker, so it's up to The Lucky 6 to save Christmas.
* Esmond Isn't Feeling Jolly - Edward realizes that Old Man Esmond isn't getting into the holiday spirit, so he takes matters into his own hands.
* Snow Difference - Edward is assigned as Walker's skiing instructor during a field trip to Mount Marcy, and it goes downhill (literally but also not really) when they get on a ski lift, which ends up breaking down!
* Pure as the Driven Snow - A massive snowstorm hits Lakeside on Christmas Eve, trapping The Lucky 6 inside of their headquarters.

### DVD

The DVD reprint includes 5 bonus episodes, all of which come from the Winter Mis-edventures VHS.

* Keep an Eye Out - Joey tries to find a way to open up his Christmas presents early without letting his father know.
* No Staying Power - The residents of Avenue A Apartment find themselves in the dark on how to get the power back on when it shuts off during a record-breaking cold snap!
* Everyone's Cup of Tea - Eric catches a bad case of the flu and accidentally spreads it to one student after another, due to everyone drinking from a cup he had used.
* Snowball Sanity - The Lucky 6 gets into an epic snowball fight with Carver and his gang. With that in mind, you may as well call it a snowball war!
* Freezer Freaks - Edward and Eric learn the hard way about the meaning of "off limits" when they get locked inside Pearson Pizza's bone-chilling freezer!

## Bonus Features

* Virtual Fireplace
* The Characters' Christmas Lists and Letters to Santa
* Animatics for "Santa's Clause" and "Esmond Isn't Feeling Jolly"
* Previews
* Credits

## Audio Options

* English
* French
* Spanish
* Portuguese

## Opening

### DVD

1. FBI Warning screen
2. The Edward and Eric Movie DVD/VHS trailer
3. *Tom and Jerry Blast Off to Mars* trailer
4. *Aloha, Scooby-Doo!* trailer
5. *X-Men Evolution: Mystique's Revenge* trailer
6. *What's New Scooby-Doo?: Halloween Boos and Clues* DVD trailer
7. *Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Complete First Season* DVD promo
8. Kids' WB logo
9. Edward and Eric theme song

## Trivia

* Snow Difference and Pure as the Driven Snow were available on this VHS 2 weeks before they premiered on TV.
	+ On a similar note, Keep an Eye Out was available on the DVD over three weeks before it premiered on TV.
* Santa's Clause and Everyone's Cup of Tea are the only cel-animated episodes on the DVD.
* This is the first compilation DVD to offer French as an audio option, as well as the only DVD overall to offer Portuguese.
Comic Tension (a)

**Comic Tension (a)**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Dick Walter. It usually plays during problematic scenes in Edward and Eric, albeit not as much as Now You've Done It. The track has also played in a few episodes of the Cartoon Network series, *Ed, Edd n Eddy*.

## Usage

### Season 3

* **53.** An Onix-pected Adventure - Eric enters the porta potty.

(WIP)
Clown in Town

**Clown in Town**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Philippe Pares. In Edward and Eric, it often plays during foolish scenes.

Any comments stating it also plays in *The Loud House*will result in immediate removal and most likely a ban.

## Usage

### Season 3

* **52b.**Bloom of Youth - "Gaylord, are you choking on your spit again?"

(WIP)
Charlie's Here

**Charlie's Here**is a track that was composed for the online game, *Club Penguin*, where it always played inside the Pizza Parlor (except during certain parties). In Edward and Eric, it serves as one of the themes for Pearson Pizza.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **14a.**Bottom of the Food Chain - Mac Donald walks into Pearson Pizza for the first time.

(WIP)
Attack of the 50-Foot Joey

**Attack of the 50-Foot Joey**is episode 116b of Edward and Eric that premiered on Kids' WB on November 20, 2004.

## Synopsis

The Lucky 6 is tired of Joey insulting them all the time, so Edward tries to shrink him with his size-altering ray as payback, but it all goes downhill when it accidentally causes Joey to grow to monstrous proportions! Now that Joey is a giant, he must fight off the U.S. Army all while Edward frantically tries to find a cure.

## Cast

* Andrew Rannells as Edward, Oscar, Christian, Skipper, Larry and Army Soldiers
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos and Army Soldiers
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Tress MacNeille as Mrs. White
* Edward Felker as Stanley, Luke, and Army Soldiers
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker and Dr. Knotley
* Dee Bradley Baker as Old Man Esmond
* Jason Griffith as Travis
* John DiMaggio as Tony

## Trivia

* This episode was available on the Road Trippin' Adventures DVD and VHS five months before it premiered on television. It is also available on the Season 5 Volume 2 box set.
* The title is a reference to the 1958 film, *Attack of the 50-Foot Woman*.
Cyber Tokyo 2066

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**Cyber Tokyo 2066** is a cyberpunk themed graphic adventure action horror game directed and written by Takuma Mori and produced by Take Five Games. It is considered to be the spiritual successor of Tokyo Warriors, which was also written by Mori.

## Plot

### Intro

In the year 2066, Tokyo was the king of all cities. But there was a much darker side beneath the core of the city.

## Censorship

The Sega CD version is slightly edited from the PC/Apple game. Some blood was removed, and the nudity was covered up.

## Staff

### PC-Engine

* Director: Takuma Mori
* Writer: Takuma Mori
* Music composer: CoolGamer23 (also for the MS-DOS and Sega CD release)
* Producers: Ishii Nissho
 Watanabe Shunsuke
 Kawata Masazumi
* Programmers: Miyata Ken
 Nakazawa Masanobu
 Hori Soichiro
 Handa Kazuhiro
 Iseri Urumi (also art direction)

## Re-releases

The game was re released three times, one in 2002 for the Xbox and PS2, one in 2010 for the DS and the PSP, and a remaster was announced to be released in 2017 for the PC, PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, 3DS and a Nintendo Switch version to be released later in the year.
Dapper Don

**Dapper Don** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Frank Chacksfield. In Edward and Eric, it is generally associated with montages and Niagara Malls.

## Usage

### Season 3

* **39b.** No Ed for Guessing - Eric makes breakfast for Superintendent Strict.
* **42a.** Re-meet Your Maker - Montage of Edward and Eric spending the day with Principal Walker while disguised as his parents.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **87b.** Get the Picture - "Howdy, fellers!"

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **107b.** The Little Fly - Eric takes Flynn out to Lakeside Forest.

(WIP)
David Maldanado

**David Maldanado** is the secondary antagonist of The Edward and Eric Movie. He is the older brother of Joey, Cheesy, Fancy Pants, and Phillip. Prior to the movie (as well as episodes produced after it), he was never seen, and he was only mentioned by specific characters, mostly Joey. David is voiced by Jason Liebrecht.

## Personality

Due to being the oldest of the Maldanado brothers, it has been reported David would be the one who would take the lead. He is a tall, muscular college student who, much like the rest of the brothers, takes pride in bullying Joey. In David's case, however, his bullying was flat-out abuse, which in turn caused Joey to possess a bitter personality until David was defeated.

Since David never made any sort of physical appearances (not even through photos) prior to the true finale of the series, the only information about him could be gleaned down from other characters talking about him, mainly Joey, who falsely admired David across the run of the series.

According to Joey, David was incredibly multi-talented. In Who's the Fool Here?, Joey stated he pranked Principal Walker in front of the entire school at a homecoming game. It is implied that some of Joey's interests were brought down from David, with one example being in I Was a Teenage Teenager: Joey said that according to David, The Zombie-Octopus Pimple Monsters of the Itchy-Itch Lagoon was "the best movie of the year". This encouraged Joey to buy all of its merchandise before watching it. (WIP)

David's background is greatly expanded on in the movie, where Edward, Eric and Joey travel across the country to live with him to hide from the manipulated citizens of Lakeside, and he is seen for the first and only time. Upon arrival, David initially agrees to help them out, but he quickly shows his true colors in front of everybody by physically abusing Joey, starting off with twisting each of his limbs and forcing him to "say uncle".

Eventually, David starts to violently bash Joey against his trailer home. By this point, Joey starts to cling onto the front door for support, which ended up giving Eric of all people an idea to save him. Eric proceeded to pull the pin off of the door's hinges, which caused the door to fly over and ultimately knock out David.

After David's defeat, Joey tearfully admits to the brothers that he made up everything he said about David so that he could look cool, and that his selfishness stemmed from David. In reality, David was a cruel, sadistic bully who had mentally and physically abused Joey for all his life. This, along with Joey's fake admiration for David, would explain Joey's own toxic behavior and need for attention. The brothers, and eventually everybody else, aren't hesitant to forgive him.

## Trivia

* His voice actor also provides the voice of Dabi in the English dub of *My Hero Academia*.
Clinton Heights

**Clinton Heights** is a major city featured in The Edward and Eric Movie and Edward and Eric: Joey's World. It is the largest city in the latter. It is based on New Orleans, which is also a major city in the state of Louisiana.

## Description

Clinton Heights is a bustling city known for its nightlife, vibrant reputation for music, culture, ports, and festivals. It incorporates paved streets, a uniformed police department, and a network of trolley lines. Some areas of the city are dark, covered in a blanket of smog with the sky being blocked out by smoke from the factories, while other areas are green, lively and well-lit.

To the city's north are some small ranches and farmland, with a major dirt road leading into Clinton Heights; just south of these are the slums of the city, where street urchins and the homeless are prevalent. This district features small, cramped streets, dark, run-down hovels and an abundance of crime. The west of the city is filled with luxurious mansions and estates, as well as a park. The southwest of the city is home to a large, but polluted, lake. The south of the city is a large, industrialized zone full of factories, warehouses and cargo ports.

Clinton Heights is very diverse, with many residents from many different backgrounds, religions, and ethnic groups. African-Americans and French citizens are common pedestrians within the city. A sizeable Chinese population can also be found, particularly around the outdoor markets.
Coach Monumental

**Coach Monumental** (first name unknown) is a recurring character in Edward and Eric. He is the coach of Lakeside City School's football team, the Lakeside Leopards, as well as the coach for the school’s P.E. class. He is voiced by Mike Pollock.

## Personality

Coach Monumental is a notoriously strict coach who is constantly bossing students and even other members of the school's faculty around. He seems to lack an indoor voice. When he is not coaching a game or anything, he can usually be found chugging down a protein shake, signing up unsuspecting students for sports, or listening to his own voice.

## Trivia

* Coach Monumental's voice actor, Mike Pollock, also provides the voice of Principal Walker, Dr. Feelwell, and various background characters.
* He is known to sneak into the girl's locker room from time to time.
* His last name is a play on words with how tall he is and how he always speaks with a booming voice.
* No matter how cold it is outside, he always forces his P.E. students to run laps outside in their gym outfits.
* It is subtly hinted that he gives steroids to his football players.
Aloha

**Aloha** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Dick Stephen Walter. It also plays in a bumper for the 2003 Kids' WB event, *Surf's Up Saturday*.

## Usage

### Shorts

* **31.** Pranks for Nothing - The beginning.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **17b.** Chick Magnet - Bill only has 10 more seconds to "live".
* **18b.** Trouble at School - Principal Walker cries upon seeing his school in ruins.

### Season 3

* **51b.** Stranded - Eric eats whatever was left of the food they had, upsetting Edward.

(WIP)

### Season 6

* **135b.** Hit and Run - Edward cries.

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **145b.** Eat Your Soul Out - Bernadette flips out and leaves.
* **150b.** All Washed Up - "Come back, Mr. Washer!"

(WIP)
Burning Daylight

**Burning Daylight** is a 2019 animated coming-of-age comedy film produced by Chatterbox Productions and Warner Bros. Animation. Directed and written by Gary Sauls, it was released theatrically in the United States on May 24, 2019. The film received critical acclaim and grossed $290 million worldwide while budgeting on $75 million.

## Synopsis

Most 18-year-olds are either out partying, being involved in extracurriculars, maintaining relationships, or simply hanging out with friends, but not Isaiah. Isaiah is a depressed 18-year-old who has made a lot of mistakes in the past. He has a part-time job where he gets paid peanuts while doing all the backbreaking work. He'd get out of here, if he could drive, had connections, and had the money to do so. But he knows he can count on his online friends to have his back at all times. But even then, he doesn't have a crazy amount of them.

Isaiah doubts himself a lot, but one thing's for sure is that his imagination is infinite, which is why he has the ability to go back in time and fix his past mistakes - just as long as he eats anything spicy for dinner and goes to bed afterwards. However, he ends up abusing this ability, which leads to him creating more problems for himself, as well as interrupting the balance of time and space.
Boring Morning

**Boring Morning** is a track that was composed by Nicolas Carr and Steve Marston.

## Usage

### Season 4

* **74b.** Sid's Shenanigans - Sid arrives at the apartment.
* **78a.** Hard-Boiled Ed - Principal Walker approaches Joey and Eric.
* **84b.** Playing With Fire - "Ok now, have a seat, amigo."
* **89a.** A Labor of Love - Joey eats dinner with Gurney.
* **93b.** Red Ed Redemption - "As you're all aware, today was supposed to be a very special day."

(WIP)

## Trivia

* This track is infamous for only playing in Season 4. Gary Sauls initially wanted it to play in more episodes, but, as revealed in a 2019 Twitter Q&A, he said it "felt out of place in the post-movie era, mostly since Season 4 was home to overly long gags, and this track was almost like the embodiment for them."
* The longest usage of this track is in Hard-Boiled Ed and Playing With Fire.
Donald Nierenberg

**Donald Nierenberg**is a minor character in Edward and Eric, and a Nerd who attends Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Gary Sauls.

## Personality

If there's a term that can accurately describe Donald, it's a "teacher's pet". He is a short and underweight Nerd who looks up to all of his teachers as if they were saints (although him praising Mr. Goodman is justified), and he even goes as far as to bother Principal Walker during after-school hours just so he can talk to him. He makes straight As and always turns his work in way before their deadline. One example is when he turned in months worth of homework in just one day.

## Trivia

* Donald also happens to be a huge Momma's Boy.
Cents-less

**Cents-less**is episode 78b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on December 15, 2001.

## Synopsis

Bill pretends to file for bankruptcy so he can properly show his family what it's like to be poor.

## Cast

* Clancy Brown as Bill
* Edward Felker as Stanley
* Grey DeLisle as Whitney and Sierra
* Gary Sauls as Mr. Goodman and Bank Teller
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker and Mr. Rattlebag
* Andrew Rannells as Edward, Wyatt and The Narrator
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul
* Dee Bradley Baker as Old Man Esmond
* Frank Welker as Chester

## Trivia

* The title is a play on words with "senseless", which is an adjective that describes anything that's foolish.
* This is one of the very few episodes where Edward only serves as a minor character.
	+ Additionally, this is one of the few episodes where Eric is absent.
* This episode reveals that Mr. Goodman has a part-time job at the local homeless shelter.

## Transcript

(The episode opens with Edward whistling a tune while walking down the street. He walks past the soup kitchen, but stops and is surprised upon seeing Bill)

**Edward:**Mr. Breault? What are you doing here at the local soup kitchen?

**Bill:**Ahoy, Edward! I come here every Sunday to mock the homeless. And to get food as well -- the junk here doesn't cost a dime. I don't know why people would pay $37 for salmon at Partial Foods, when you can come here for a free quick bite, AND you can make the homeless miserable at the same time!

**Edward:**Well, I understand the "free food" part, but I don't know about teasing hobos. That seems pretty rude, don't you think?

**Bill:**Ah, it's no big deal, all they remember is what they had from the dumpster last night. They should be lucky I hand 'em job resumes instead of money. (suddenly, a lightbulb appears over his head) Hey! This talk of homeless people gives me an idea!

**Edward:**You're gonna donate some food?

**Bill:**No.

**Edward:**You're gonna pretend to file for bankruptcy so you can show your overwhelming, bossy family what it's like to be at the bottom, for a change? (laughs) Get it? Change?

(We see live-action black-and-white stock footage of a man performing a rimshot)

**Bill:**You must've read my mind, boyo. But for that pun, I want you to scram!

(Edward quickly takes off)
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Igor, Pingy

**Chaotic Fist** is a 1998 fighting game released by Toludus for arcades and the Sphinx 2.0, it is the first game in the Chaotic Fist series, it was released on July 21 1998 for arcades, and for the Sphinx 2.0 four months later. an enhanced version was also released on Sphinx Infinite as a launch title under the name "**Chaotic Fist: Infinite**

## Game information

### Platforms

Arcade, Sphinx 2.0, Sphinx Infinite (infinite edition)

### Release date

July 21 1998 (Arcades) November 21 1998 (Sphinx 2.0)October 3 2001 (Infinite Edition)

### Modes

Single player, multiplayer

**Edition**"

The game is a 2D tournament fighting game, the game is well known for its over the top character designs and its comic book like style, with things such as the cutscenes taking place in comic panels, characters having dialogue bubbles, and onomatopoeia appearing on screen after power attacks are landed making the game feel like a playable comic book.

## Plot

in the year 2030, rich billionaire Yeon has realised that he does not have much time left, while most people accept their own mortality, Yeon refuses to accept his fate, so he comes up with a plan to cheat death, he will hold a fighting tournament, and shall steal the body of whomever wins the tournament, and has made sure to personally invite the strongest fighters in the world.

## Sequels

Due to the game's success, a sequel was released in 2002 for the Sphinx Infinite , the sequel featured 3D character models, and double the amount of characters, the sequel sold more the twice as many copies as the original, so various other sequels and spin offs were released.
Alan Pucino

**Alan Pucino**is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is a construction worker who works all across Lakeside City. He is voiced by Christopher Sabat.

## Personality

Alan may be a construction worker, but he is highly obsessed with dynamites and explosions. He can usually be seen creating explosives of all sorts (e.g. TNT sticks, grenades, etc). As a result, he is feared all across the city for his destructive attitude.

## Trivia

* Some of the explosives he makes are from ACME, which is a reference to the ACME Corporation from *Looney Tunes*.
* Alan was at point considered to be one of Carver’s croonies.
Abdul Renbarger

**Abdul Renbarger**is a minor character in Edward and Eric, and a Nerd who attends Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Edward Felker.

## Personality

Abdul is an underweight Nerd, as well as an extremely hyperactive kid. He is the only friend that Igor Shewhosaw has. He usually repeats Igor's comments and actions, and he happens to agree with him on everything no matter what it actually is.

## Trivia

* His choice of insults are particularly weak, including names like "stupid brain", "poo-poo head", "meanie", or even "dumb toilet".
* He occasionally daydreams of being a penguin.
Aloysius Walker

**Aloysius Walker** is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is the oldest son of Principal Walker and Diane, and the older brother of Emile and Chip. He is voiced by Wayne Grayson.

## Personality

Aloysius is pretty much a stereotypical teenager. He spends far too much time isolated from the rest of his family, and is an anti-social. He loves to spend his free time playing video games, eating junk food, and chatting with his online girlfriend, although his sheltered personality might be justified considering the way his father is. (WIP)

## Trivia

* Aloysius is one of the few characters on the show who can stand up to Principal Walker without much of a consequence.
* Despite living on junk food, his metabolism is extremely fast, thus always rendering him skinny. This is somewhat similar to, although not as absurd as, Frankie the Lankie's own metabolism.
* His voice is similar to that of Syrus Truesdale in the English dub for *Yu-Gi-Oh! GX*, whom Wayne Grayson also voices.
Big Ed's March

**Big Ed's March**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Sam Spence.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **2a.**Spice of Life - Montage of Edward going through Dallas' intense training plan.

### Season 2

* **27b.** Football Follies - Montage of Eric and Constantinos training for the big game.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **74a.** I Fought the Law - (TBD)

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **144a.** There's No F in Edward - Montage of everyone cheering for Edward.

(WIP)

### Tony and Esmond

* **2.** The Weight Loss Program - Title card.

(WIP)
Death Trap

**Death Trap** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Gregor Narholz.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **1.** The Eddy Beginning - The console ends up in the bully's hands.
* **5a.** I Can't Stand It - The "intruder" walks up to Edward.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **29b.** Snake Zone - "Wait a second! The stuffed snakes?!"

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **52a.** Hunt for the Gaboon Viper - Tony begs Ekans to spare him.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **81b.** Primitive Behavior - Fred Flintstone mauls Walker.

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **155b.** Handy Nanny - Barbara hides from Carver.

(WIP)
Angus Brutus

**Angus Brutus**is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is the husband of Barbara and the father of Carver. He is voiced by Mike Pollock.

## Personality

Angus is the Only Sane Man in his family. He is a peaceful individual, but unfortunately, his family is always trouble for him, as he is married to a bumbling woman and the father to a sociopathic teenager. He works as a chef at a high-end steak restaurant and has a degree in culinary arts. He is short-tempered around his family, which is quite understandable.

## Trivia

* He is on good standings with The Lucky 6.
Abject Terror

**Abject Terror** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Paul Lewis. In Edward and Eric, it usually plays during highly perilous situations. Sometimes, only the last part plays whenever a character screams.

If you point out that this track also plays in *The Loud House*, we have every right to permanently block you on the spot.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **10a.** Heightmare - Edward and Constantinos get dragged to the line for the Killer Koaster.

### Season 2

* **20a.** Son of a Fish! - Eric swallows Sting.

### Season 3

* **33a.** Fine By Me - Eric tries to hide his library book somewhere.
* **38a.** Bad Luck Be an Ed Tonight - A unicorn lands on Constantinos.
* **52b.** Bloom of Youth - The brothers scream.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **78a.** - Hard-Boiled Ed - Walker ducks his head into his body and screams.

(WIP)
Dorm Sandwich

The **dorm sandwich** is a one-off sandwich in Edward and Eric that made its sole appearance in Ed's Baby, Papa's Maybe. Despite only appearing in one episode, it is iconic for its oddness and has become an Internet meme. It has also appeared in the form of t-shirts and video game appearances.

## Directions

1. Preheat skillet over medium heat, and apply 1/2 of butter to skillet.
2. Generously apply butter to both sides of two bread slices.
3. Place one bread onto skillet so it can grill, and apply shredded Pepper Jack cheese onto bread (how much is entirely on you).
4. Crack open an egg and allow it to land on the bread. Shake a tiny dose of pepper onto the egg.
5. Place the second bread onto the other bread. Let it grill, but don't forget to occasionally flip the sandwich over and shake the skillet a little.
6. After two minutes, open the sandwich and add in M&M's Milk Chocolate to the inside.
7. Above the sandwich, hold as much Cheetos as your palm can contain, and then clench your hand into a fist so crumbs can be added to it.
8. Close the sandwich, put it into a panini presser, and cook until golden brown.
9. Drain your can of Vienna sausages, and chop the sausages into small halves. Insert into sandwich.
10. Enjoy the taste of high debt!
Alligator Keys

The **Alligator Keys** are a series of tropical islands off of the southern coast of Florida. It is featured in The Edward and Eric Movie as the location where Edward, Eric and Joey temporarily end up trapped in following a disastrous thunderstorm.

## Description

The Alligator Keys are primarily one big sugar plantation run by Colonel De Leon. It is an archipelago of jungle islands, and as such, it houses many types of animals that would typically be unheard of in Lakeside, such as parrots, crabs, iguanas, alligators (of course), and many others.

After a catastrophic thunderstorm that resulted in a flood, Edward was washed up on the shore of the Alligator Keys, and immediately afterwards, he started to search for civilization. He soon finds Eric and Joey near a campfire, but almost immediately after, a local tribe run by Colonel De Leon shows up to arrest them and transport them in shackles, where a group of rebels are also chained up.

They are then dumped at the tribe's hideout, and the tribe leaves to gather more slaves, leaving two guards. Edward manages to sneak out to plan an escape route, until he gets knocked out by several tranquilizer darts.

(WIP)

## Trivia

* The Alligator Keys are not only based on the Florida Keys, but also certain islands of Cuba.
* During development of the movie, Gary Sauls and Edward Felker went on a brief vacation to the Florida Keys and a few Cuban islands for the intentions of research on what the Alligator Keys would look like.
* In real life, you can drive to the Florida Keys, as there is one long highway leading to it. However, the Alligator Keys is different from this, as boats/ships are the only way of getting there and is incredibly far away from shore.
Barbers

**Barbers** are businesses in Edward and Eric: Lakeside City Stories and The Angry Grandpa Video Game where the player can customize the protagonist's hair (and in the case of TAGPVG, Michael or Angry Grandpa's facial hair).

## The Angry Grandpa Video Game

Due to The Angry Grandpa Video Game being far more realistic than Edward and Eric: Lakeside City Stories, hair (and facial hair for Michael/Angry Grandpa) can only be cut depending on the protagonist's hair length, which grows within real time. Details on how hair growth works can be found here. When applied by a barber, hair pomade will last five in-game days, while self-applied pomade only lasts two.

When the player sits in the barber's chair, they are presented a few options: first between hair and beard customization, and then the option for a simple trimming (facial hair trimming can also be done by oneself in safehouse bathrooms) or different styles. The player can also trim different parts of their beards; they can trim everything at once, or focus on their mustache, chin or sideburns.

Apart from simply paying for a haircut, the protagonist can also optionally choose whether to tip their barber or not. If the player chooses not to, they may be met with a hostile reaction from the barber (e.g. they might say a line like "Hey asshole, I got a family to feed!"), and they might lose a small amount of honor.

(WIP)
Dr. Feelwell

**Dr. Feelwell**(first name unknown) is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is a doctor and a surgeon who works at the Lakeside City Medical Center. He is voiced by Mike Pollock.

## Personality

Dr. Feelwell is a friendly individual, but he is infamous across the entire city for always making things worse for his patients. He is always completely unaware of any damages he may cause. He has a tendency to use shtick by using misleading words in which his patients assume to be their diagnosis, but then turns out they are medically fine and that he was referring to something else.

## Trivia

* He has a cousin named Dr. Metal who is practically identical to him, although one difference in particular is that Dr. Metal is a dentist.
Bob Ross

**Robert Norman Ross** (October 29, 1942 – July 4, 1995) was an American painter, art instructor, and television host. With his calm, patient demeanor, Ross came to prominence as the creator and host of *The Joy of Painting*, a television program that ran for twelve years on PBS stations in the United States.

He was portrayed in the Edward and Eric episode, Spice of Life, where he was voiced by Gary Sauls.

## Description

Bob appeared in the aforementioned episode when Edward was watching television. Bob was painting a tree and called it a “happy little tree”, but then the tree suddenly came to life and stated he wasn’t feeling very happy. Bob then threatened it to be happy, otherwise he would “beat the devil out of it”. This happens to be a reference to his popular phrase, “beat the devil out of it”, which he uses when he cleans his paintbrush.
An Onix-pected Adventure (VHS/DVD)

**An Onix-pected Adventure** is a Pokémon and Edward and Eric DVD and VHS. The VHS edition was released on October 16, 2000, while a DVD reprint came out on October 22, 2001.

## Back cover description

It was tough, but the people at Chatterbox Productions managed to create probably the craziest crossover of them all! In this crossover, Edward and Eric go on a field trip, but when the school bus happens to break down near the Orange Islands, the brothers and their friends go on a phenomenal adventure in the world of Pokémon, where they meet fellow trainers Ash Ketchum, Tracey Sketchit, and Misty!

## Episodes

The VHS release only includes the namesake episode.

* An Onix-pected Adventure

### DVD

The DVD includes 8 additional episodes.

* Bloom of Youth (Edward and Eric)
* Hunt for the Gaboon Viper (Edward and Eric)
* Picture Imperfect (Edward and Eric)
* Needle Little Help? (Edward and Eric)
* Poké Ball Peril (Pokémon: Adventures on the Orange Islands)
* The Lost Lapras (Pokémon: Adventures on the Orange Islands)
* Fit to Be Tide (Pokémon: Adventures on the Orange Islands)
* Pikachu Re-Volts (Pokémon: Adventures on the Orange Islands)

## Bonus Features

* The Making of "An Onix-pected Adventure"
* "An Onix-pected Adventure" Animatics
* Previews
* Credits

## Opening

### VHS

1. Cartoon Crack-Ups/Nonsensical Nonsense & Nerd Buddies trailer
2. Game Boy commercial for *Pokémon*
3. *The Iron Giant* VHS/DVD trailer
4. Warner Bros. Home Video: Century 2000 promo
5. *Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders* trailer
6. *Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker* trailer
7. "Kids' WB Yourself!" promo
8. Kids' WB logo
9. Edward and Eric theme song

## Trivia

* Bloom of Youth was featured on this DVD eleven months before it officially premiered on television.
* All of the Edward and Eric episodes on the DVD are from Season 3.
* This was the first Edward and Eric DVD to contain the full version of the credits theme.
* Outside of the United States, the DVD has the following Edward and Eric episodes from the Misadventures in the West DVD:
	+ To Serve and Protect
	+ Love-Hate Relationship
	+ Adventures in the Teacher's Lounge
	+ Edward vs. Snodgrass: The Final Frontier
* The DVD is available in UMD (Universal Media Disc) format for the PlayStation Portable.